bambu-studio-ai

Bambu Studio AI

Turns "print me X" into a finished print on a Bambu Lab printer:

request → get a model (search / AI text or image / parametric / user file)
        → analyze + repair → [multi-color] → preview → user reviews, slices and prints in
          Bambu Studio → monitor (read-only)

The work is done by Python scripts in this skill's scripts/ folder. This file tells you which one to run at each step and where the user needs to be in the loop.

Running the scripts

• scripts/… paths below are relative to the folder that contains this SKILL.md. Call them by full path from the user's working directory, and don't cd into the skill folder. Downloads and monitor logs go to ./bambu-output/ in the current directory (override with BAMBU_OUTPUT_DIR). parametric.py and analyze.py/preview.py write next to the file you name (-o or the input), so pass a path inside bambu-output/ if you want everything together.
• Use a Python interpreter that has requirements.txt installed. On first use run scripts/doctor.py. If packages are missing, ask the user before installing them (python3 -m pip install -r <skill-folder>/requirements.txt, or into a venv / with uv pip).
• Every script has --help. Scripts print progress and end with the paths of the files they wrote, so take file names from their output rather than guessing.
• AI generation with --wait takes 1–5 minutes; a turntable render takes 10–30 s (the first Blender GPU render on a machine adds about 2 minutes once). Run these in the background if your environment supports it, and tell the user what's happening.
• Printer settings live in ~/.bambu-studio-ai/ (see setup). Only printer commands need them. Searching, generating, analyzing and previewing all work without a configured printer, so don't block those tasks on setup.

Ground rules

A 3D printer is a physical machine that runs unattended for hours with hot parts. Mistakes waste filament and time, and occasionally damage hardware. These rules keep the user in control: