### Install bambu-cli using Homebrew

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Installs the bambu-cli tool on macOS using the Homebrew package manager. This command adds the bambu-cli repository to your Homebrew sources and then installs the package. Ensure Homebrew is installed and updated before running this command.

```bash
brew install tobiasbischoff/tap/bambu-cli
```

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### Start BambuLab Print Job

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Uploads and starts a print job for .3mf or .gcode files, with options for plate selection, AMS configuration, skipping objects, and disabling calibration. Supports dry runs for previewing. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Start print with default settings (plate 1, AMS enabled)
bambu-cli print start ./benchy.3mf

# Specify plate number
bambu-cli print start ./multipart.3mf --plate 2

# Start without AMS
bambu-cli print start ./model.3mf --no-ams

# Custom AMS mapping (tray indices)
bambu-cli print start ./multicolor.3mf --ams-mapping "0,1,2,3"

# Start from G-code file (auto-wrapped in 3MF)
bambu-cli print start ./model.gcode --plate 1

# Skip specific objects during print
bambu-cli print start ./model.3mf --skip-objects "1,3,5"

# Use file already on printer (no upload)
bambu-cli print start existing_file.3mf --no-upload

# Disable flow calibration
bambu-cli print start ./model.3mf --flow-calibration=false

# Dry run to preview
bambu-cli --dry-run print start ./model.3mf
```

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### Start a print job with bambu-cli

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Initiates a print job on the BambuLab printer. This command takes the path to the 3MF file and the plate number as arguments. Ensure the printer is configured and the specified file and plate are valid.

```bash
bambu-cli print start ./benchy.3mf --plate 1
```

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### Build bambu-cli with Go

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Builds the bambu-cli executable using the Go compiler. This command compiles the source code located in the cmd/bambu-cli directory and outputs an executable file named 'bambu-cli'. Ensure you have Go installed and are in the project's root directory.

```bash
go build -o bambu-cli ./cmd/bambu-cli
```

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### Get and Set Printer Temperatures

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Retrieve current temperature readings for the bed, nozzle, and chamber, or set target temperatures for these components. Supports JSON output for programmatic access.

```bash
bambu-cli temps get
bambu-cli --json temps get
bambu-cli temps set --bed 60
bambu-cli temps set --nozzle 220
bambu-cli temps set --chamber 40
bambu-cli temps set --bed 60 --nozzle 220 --chamber 40
```

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### Get BambuLab Printer Status

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Retrieves real-time status information from a BambuLab printer, including print progress, temperatures, layer details, and error states. Supports human-readable, JSON, and plain key=value output formats. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Human-readable status
bambu-cli status

# Output:
# State: RUNNING (PRINTING)
# Progress: 45% (120/267)
# Temps: bed=60.0C nozzle=220.0C chamber=35.0C
# Remaining: 47 min
# File: benchy.3mf
# Light: on
# WiFi: -52 dBm
# Error: 0

# JSON output for scripting
bambu-cli --json status

# Plain key=value output
bambu-cli --plain status
```

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### Control Printer Axis Movement

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Home all printer axes to their starting positions or move the Z-axis to a specific height. A dry run option is available to preview the movement without executing it.

```bash
bambu-cli home
bambu-cli move z --height 100
bambu-cli --dry-run move z --height 50
```

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### Get bambu-cli printer status

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Retrieves the current status of the configured BambuLab printer. This command sends a request to the printer and displays its operational state. It requires a previously configured printer profile.

```bash
bambu-cli status
```

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### Bambu CLI Global Flags

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Reference for common flags applicable to most bambu-cli commands, including output formatting (`--json`, `--plain`, `--no-color`), confirmation handling (`--force`, `--confirm`, `--no-input`), preview mode (`--dry-run`), verbosity (`--quiet`, `--verbose`), printer selection, connection options, and configuration file overrides.

```bash
# Output formats
bambu-cli --json status          # JSON output
bambu-cli --plain status         # Key=value output
bambu-cli --no-color status      # Disable colored output

# Confirmation handling
bambu-cli --force print stop     # Skip confirmation prompts
bambu-cli --confirm stop print stop  # Non-interactive confirmation
bambu-cli --no-input print stop  # Disable all prompts

# Preview mode
bambu-cli --dry-run print start ./model.3mf

# Verbosity
bambu-cli --quiet status         # Less output
bambu-cli --verbose status       # More output

# Printer selection
bambu-cli --printer office status  # Use specific profile
bambu-cli --ip 192.168.1.100 --serial ABC123 --access-code-file ./code status

# Connection options
bambu-cli --timeout 30 status    # Set timeout (seconds)
bambu-cli --no-camera status     # Skip camera connection

# Config file override
bambu-cli --config ./custom-config.json status
```

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### Run Printer Calibration Routines

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Initiate various printer calibration routines, such as bed leveling, motor noise analysis, and vibration compensation. Specific routines can be skipped, and a dry run option is available.

```bash
# Full calibration
bambu-cli --force calibrate

# Skip bed leveling
bambu-cli --force calibrate --no-bed-level

# Skip motor noise calibration
bambu-cli --force calibrate --no-motor-noise

# Skip vibration compensation
bambu-cli --force calibrate --no-vibration

# Dry run
bambu-cli --dry-run calibrate
```

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### Create and secure printer access code file

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Creates a directory and a file to store the BambuLab printer's access code, then sets restrictive permissions. This is a crucial step for authenticating with the printer. Replace 'YOUR_ACCESS_CODE' with the actual code obtained from the printer or Bambu Studio.

```bash
mkdir -p ~/.config/bambu
printf "%s" "YOUR_ACCESS_CODE" > ~/.config/bambu/lab.code
chmod 600 ~/.config/bambu/lab.code
```

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### Run Connection Diagnostics

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Perform diagnostic checks on network connectivity to essential printer services like MQTT, FTP, and the camera. The output indicates the status of each connection.

```bash
bambu-cli doctor
```

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### Configure BambuLab Printer Profile

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Sets up and manages printer profiles, including connection details like IP address, serial number, and access code file. Profiles are stored in `~/.config/bambu/config.json` with optional project-level overrides. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Store access code securely (get from printer or Bambu Studio)
mkdir -p ~/.config/bambu
printf "%s" "YOUR_ACCESS_CODE" > ~/.config/bambu/lab.code
chmod 600 ~/.config/bambu/lab.code

# Create a printer profile
bambu-cli config set --printer lab \
  --ip 192.168.1.200 \
  --serial AC12309BH109 \
  --access-code-file ~/.config/bambu/lab.code \
  --default

# List all configured profiles
bambu-cli config list

# Get specific config value
bambu-cli config get --printer lab ip

# Remove a profile
bambu-cli config remove --printer lab
```

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### Capture BambuLab Camera Snapshot

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Captures a single image frame from the BambuLab printer's built-in camera. Allows saving to a specified file path or outputting directly to stdout for piping to other commands. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Save snapshot to default file (snapshot.jpg)
bambu-cli camera snapshot

# Save to specific path
bambu-cli camera snapshot --out ./printer_view.jpg

# Output to stdout for piping
bambu-cli --force camera snapshot --out - | convert - -resize 50% thumbnail.jpg
```

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### Send G-code Commands to Printer

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Execute raw G-code commands on the printer, with options to send single lines, multiple lines, from standard input, skip validation, or perform a dry run. The `--force` flag bypasses confirmation prompts.

```bash
# Send single G-code line
bambu-cli --force gcode send "G28"

# Send multiple lines
bambu-cli --force gcode send "G28" "G0 Z50" "M104 S200"

# Send G-code from stdin (pipe from file)
cat commands.gcode | bambu-cli --force gcode send --stdin

# Skip G-code validation
bambu-cli --force gcode send --no-check "CUSTOM_COMMAND"

# Dry run to preview
bambu-cli --dry-run --force gcode send "G28"
```

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### Manage BambuLab Printer Files

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Handles file operations on the BambuLab printer's internal storage via FTPS, including listing, uploading, downloading, and deleting files. Supports specifying directories, custom remote names, and outputting to stdout. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# List files in root directory
bambu-cli files list

# List specific directory
bambu-cli files list --dir /cache

# Upload file
bambu-cli files upload ./model.3mf

# Upload with custom remote name
bambu-cli files upload ./model.3mf --as custom_name.3mf

# Download file to local path
bambu-cli files download remote_file.3mf --out ./downloaded.3mf

# Download to stdout (for piping)
bambu-cli --force files download remote_file.3mf --out -

# Delete file (requires confirmation)
bambu-cli files delete old_print.3mf

# Force delete
bambu-cli --force files delete old_print.3mf

# JSON output for file listing
bambu-cli --json files list
```

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### Configure bambu-cli printer profile

Source: https://github.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/blob/master/README.md

Sets up a new printer profile for bambu-cli. This command configures a printer named 'lab' with its IP address, serial number, and access code file. The `--default` flag makes this the active profile. Ensure the access code file exists and is correctly populated.

```bash
bambu-cli config set --printer lab \
  --ip 192.168.1.200 \
  --serial AC12309BH109 \
  --access-code-file ~/.config/bambu/lab.code \
  --default
```

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### Reboot the Printer

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Restart the printer. The command can be executed with or without a confirmation prompt using the `--force` flag.

```bash
bambu-cli reboot
bambu-cli --force reboot
```

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### Watch BambuLab Printer Status

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Continuously monitors BambuLab printer status with configurable update intervals. Can output in JSON format for logging and monitoring. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Watch status every 5 seconds (default)
bambu-cli watch

# Custom interval with refresh requests
bambu-cli watch --interval 10 --refresh

# JSON output for logging/monitoring
bambu-cli --json watch --interval 5 > print_log.jsonl
```

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### Configure Bambu CLI via Environment Variables

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Set environment variables to configure bambu-cli settings such as printer profile, IP address, serial number, access code, timeouts, and port configurations. These settings are overridden by command-line flags.

```bash
# Set environment variables
export BAMBU_PROFILE=lab
export BAMBU_IP=192.168.1.200
export BAMBU_SERIAL=AC12309BH109
export BAMBU_ACCESS_CODE_FILE=~/.config/bambu/lab.code
export BAMBU_TIMEOUT=30
export BAMBU_NO_CAMERA=true
export BAMBU_MQTT_PORT=8883
export BAMBU_FTP_PORT=990
export BAMBU_CAMERA_PORT=6000

# Run commands using environment config
bambu-cli status
```

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### Control Printer Chamber Light

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Manage the printer's chamber light by turning it on or off. The current status can also be retrieved.

```bash
bambu-cli light on
bambu-cli light off
bambu-cli light status
```

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### Control BambuLab Print Job

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Manages active print jobs on a BambuLab printer, allowing users to pause, resume, or stop the current print. Supports forceful or non-interactive stopping with confirmation tokens. Requires the `bambu-cli` tool.

```bash
# Pause current print
bambu-cli print pause

# Resume paused print
bambu-cli print resume

# Stop print (requires confirmation)
bambu-cli print stop

# Force stop without confirmation
bambu-cli --force print stop

# Non-interactive stop with confirmation token
bambu-cli --confirm stop print stop
```

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### Check Automatic Material System (AMS) Status

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Retrieve the status of connected AMS units, including humidity, temperature, and details about each filament tray. Supports both human-readable and JSON output formats.

```bash
bambu-cli ams status
bambu-cli --json ams status
```

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### Set Printer Fan Speeds

Source: https://context7.com/tobiasbischoff/bambu-cli/llms.txt

Adjust the speeds of the part cooling, auxiliary, and chamber fans. Speeds can be set using a 0-255 range or a 0.0-1.0 percentage. Multiple fans can be configured simultaneously.

```bash
# Set part cooling fan (0-255 or 0.0-1.0)
bambu-cli fans set --part 200

# Set as percentage (0.0-1.0 = 0-100%)
bambu-cli fans set --part 0.75

# Set auxiliary fan
bambu-cli fans set --aux 128

# Set chamber fan
bambu-cli fans set --chamber 100

# Set multiple fans
bambu-cli fans set --part 200 --aux 128 --chamber 100
```

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