Bambu Lab

This skill appears to do what it says (local MQTT control and monitoring). Before installing or running it: - Replace the hard-coded HOST, SERIAL and ACCESS_CODE values with your own device values or configure BAMBU_HOST/BAMBU_SERIAL/BAMBU_ACCESS_CODE environment variables; treat any credentials as secrets. The repository defaults look like someone else's device and should not be trusted. - Confirm the scripts will run only on your local network (they connect to a LAN IP). Do not run them on public networks where the printer IP might be reachable by others. - The monitor will write persistent state: it uses /home/node/.openclaw/workspace/.bambu_state.json and /tmp/bambu_notification.txt. If you care about privacy, change the state file path to somewhere appropriate and inspect the contents the script writes. - If you want Telegram notifications, review and modify send_telegram() — the current implementation prefers writing a local notification file for OpenClaw integration and does not send messages to Telegram unless you implement that behavior and supply TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN. Do not assume TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN in the environment will be used as-is without code changes. - Ensure required binaries/libraries (mosquitto-clients or python3 + paho-mqtt) come from trusted sources and run the scripts in a controlled environment first (test with your own device or a VM).