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Smoke test

Skill jrausercisco/trmnl-agent-bridge/plugins/claude/trmnl-agent-bridge/skills/smoke-test

Publish local agent status snapshots to TRMNL Private Plugin webhooks.

Install
npx -y skills add jrausercisco/trmnl-agent-bridge --skill smoke-test

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Run the TRMNL Agent Bridge smoke test in dry mode or live mode and summarize push and current-screen verification results.

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Smoke Test

Use this skill when the user asks to test, validate, verify, or smoke-test the TRMNL Agent Bridge from Claude Code.

Dry Mode

Dry mode works without credentials and should be the default first check:

trmnl-agent smoke-test

From a local checkout:

PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m trmnl_agent_bridge.cli smoke-test

Live Mode

Use live mode only when the user has configured a test TRMNL Private Plugin webhook and explicitly wants a live push:

trmnl-agent smoke-test --push

When TRMNL device API credentials are also configured, verify the rendered screen path:

trmnl-agent smoke-test --push --fetch-screen --compare-screen --wait-seconds 30

Result Summary

Report:

  • overall ok
  • dry or live mode
  • payload bytes and limit
  • credential sources, never credential values
  • push attempted and HTTP status when present
  • current-screen fetch result when requested
  • whether the before/after screen hash changed when comparison was requested

Do not echo webhook URLs, API tokens, device IDs, image URLs, or private payload bodies.

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