DAKboard Skill

This skill provides a command-line interface to interact with the DAKboard API. It allows for comprehensive management of devices and screens, and enables pushing custom data for dynamic displays.

Setup

Before using this skill, you must set your DAKboard API key as an environment variable.

export DAKBOARD_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"

The primary tool for this skill is the Python script located at scripts/dakboard.py.

Available Commands

1. List Devices

Retrieves a list of all DAKboard devices (e.g., Raspberry Pis) linked to your account. This is useful for finding the device_id needed for other commands.

Usage:

python3 scripts/dakboard.py devices

2. List Screens

Retrieves a list of all available screen layouts (e.g., "Big Monthly", "Two Column"). This is used to find the screen_id needed to change a device's display.

Usage:

python3 scripts/dakboard.py screens

3. Update Device Screen

Changes the screen layout currently being displayed on a specific device.

Usage:

# Usage: update-device \x3Cdevice_id> \x3Cscreen_id>
python3 scripts/dakboard.py update-device "dev_0c3e1405a961" "scr_709367acf3d4"

4. Push Metric

Pushes a single, named data point to a "DAKboard Metrics" block. This is ideal for displaying real-time data like sensor readings or statistics.

Usage:

# Usage: metric \x3Ckey> \x3Cvalue>
python3 scripts/dakboard.py metric "indoor_temp" "72.5"

5. Push Fetch Data

Pushes a complete JSON object to a "Fetch" block on a screen. This is for displaying more complex, structured data.

Usage:

# Usage: fetch '\x3Cjson_string>'
python3 scripts/dakboard.py fetch '{"tasks": ["Buy milk", "Walk the dog"], "priority": "high"}'

Security & Privacy

External Endpoints

Data Handling

Only data provided as arguments to the skill commands (such as messages or metrics to be displayed on the DAKboard) and your DAKBOARD_API_KEY are sent to dakboard.com. No local files are read or written.

Model Invocation Note

This skill is designed to be autonomously invoked by the OpenClaw agent when requested by the user. You can opt-out of autonomous invocation by disabling this skill.

Trust Statement

By using this skill, data sent is limited to the arguments provided and sent directly to dakboard.com. Only install this skill if you trust DAKboard with the information you choose to display.