Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Manager your Dell PowerEdge Fan Speed with this handy tool!

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Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you need automatic, temperature-driven fan speed control on a Dell PowerEdge server — continuously adjusts fans to a logarithmic curve between configured min/max temperature and fan-speed bounds (CONCEPT:FM-OS.governance.service-writes-fan-level).

not rated 2 today A 57 tokens original MIT

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Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you need to manually set a fixed Dell PowerEdge fan speed (0-100) via IPMI — for testing cooling performance, capping acoustic noise, or pinning fans to a known level (CONCEPT:FM-OS.governance.service-writes-fan-level).

not rated 2 today A 62 tokens original MIT

Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Skill Codex

Operate fan-manager through its governed MCP and Arbora capabilities, including fan manager automatic, fan manager control, fan manager temperature. Use when a request requires this provider's read, change, automation, ingestion, troubleshooting, or evidence workflows.

not rated 2 changed 9d ago A 52 tokens copy · 86% MIT

Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Skill Claude CodeCodex

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:FM-OS.governance.service-reads-temperature-through).

not rated 2 today A 55 tokens original MIT

Knuckles-Team/fan-manager

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Develop and release the fan-manager connector. Use this skill for changes to its local hardware facade, MCP tools, typed telemetry ingestion, packaged skills, or the standard release gates.

not rated 2 today A 39 tokens original MIT

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