knuckles-team/fan-manager-temperature
fan_manager/skills/fan-manager-temperature/SKILL.md
Use when you need to read the current CPU/core temperature of a Dell PowerEdge server via lm-sensors — to check whether the system is running hot or to drive thermal decisions (CONCEPT:FAN-001).
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add knuckles-team/fan-manager fan-manager-temperatureInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- fan-manager-temperature
- description:
- Use when you need to read the current CPU/core temperature of a Dell PowerEdge server via lm-sensors — to check whether the system is running hot or to drive thermal decisions (CONCEPT:FAN-001).
Overview
Read the current CPU temperature of a Dell PowerEdge server via lm-sensors
(sensors -j) and surface the hottest core (CONCEPT:FAN-001). This is the read
side of the thermal-management loop; pair it with the control or automatic
skills to act on the reading.
Tools
get_temperature: Returns the current highest CPU core temperature as a structured envelope (response,command,status).
Usage
Use this skill to check if the system is running hot, to monitor thermal status over time, or as the input to a fan-speed decision. It performs no fan changes — it is read-only.
Safety
- Requires
lm-sensorsinstalled on the host. - Read-only: this skill never issues BMC/fan commands.
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