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Actualizado17 de junio de 2026 a las 15:27

Check whether an AEON Magick Orb is on wall power or running on its battery backup (a Waveshare UPS HAT), and how much charge is left. Read-only. Load this before any long, unattended operation on an Orb so you know it won't power off mid-task and leave you blind. Returns {present:false} (not an error) on an Orb with no UPS. Per-Orb battery state is also summarized in the aeon-fleet roster, so for many Orbs read the roster instead of polling each.

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aeon-power

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aeon-power

Is this Orb on battery, and is it about to die? An Orb can run off a Waveshare UPS HAT (E) stacked on the Pi. GET /api/ups relays the live battery picture so you know whether the device you're operating is on wall power or about to power off. Read-tier — a plain GET, no writes.

Credentials. Auth = Authorization: Bearer $AEON_TOKEN against https://$AEON_HOST (self-signed → curl -k). The token is never in this skill — export AEON_TOKEN=<your token> (e.g. from your password manager) or load ~/.openclaw/aeon-magick.env (set -a; . ~/.openclaw/aeon-magick.env; set +a). A 401 means the token is unset/wrong — fix that, don't switch tools.

ups — battery state

curl -sk -H "Authorization: Bearer $AEON_TOKEN" "https://$AEON_HOST/api/ups"

The aeon-ups daemon owns the HAT's I2C bus and publishes the power picture to /run/aeon/ups.json every 2 s; this endpoint relays that file.

{
  "present": true,
  "charge": 84,
  "on_battery": false,
  "charging": true,
  "voltage": 16.4,
  "minutes_to_empty": null
}

Field	Meaning
`present`	HAT detected + daemon running. `false` = no UPS on this Orb — power is whatever the wall gives it.
`charge`	battery state-of-charge, 0–100 %.
`on_battery`	`true` = wall/USB-C input is gone, running on the cells right now.
`charging`	input present and topping the cells up.
`minutes_to_empty`	estimated runtime left when `on_battery`; `null` while charging / on wall power.

Per-cell voltages / VBUS / current may also appear — informational. The four that matter: present, charge, on_battery, minutes_to_empty.

{"present": false} is the normal answer on an Orb with no UPS HAT — not an error. Don't treat a missing battery as a fault; it just means power-state is unmonitored there.

when to care

Check ups before any long, unattended operation (an OS install, a slow download, a multi-step macro you won't be watching):

on_battery: true + low/falling charge → the Orb may shut down mid-task. The controlled machine keeps running, but you lose your eyes and hands on it the moment the Pi dies.
present: false → no battery backstop at all; a power blip drops the Orb hard. Same caution for unattended work.
Pair with a snapshot diagnosis: snapshot frozen / stream dropped while on_battery: true and charge low → the Orb is likely powering down, not a capture problem.

For a fleet, every peer's ups summary is already in GET /api/fleet/roster (see the aeon-fleet skill) — spot a low Orb without polling each one.

No write surface here — purely an observability read. Pi power itself (/api/system/pi-reboot, /pi-poweroff) is a separate admin-only capability, not an agent action. No MCP tool — REST-only.

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name

aeon-power

description

aeon-power

Credentials. Auth = Authorization: Bearer $AEON_TOKEN against https://$AEON_HOST (self-signed → curl -k). The token is never in this skill — export AEON_TOKEN=<your token> (e.g. from your password manager) or load ~/.openclaw/aeon-magick.env (set -a; . ~/.openclaw/aeon-magick.env; set +a). A 401 means the token is unset/wrong — fix that, don't switch tools.

ups — battery state

curl -sk -H "Authorization: Bearer $AEON_TOKEN" "https://$AEON_HOST/api/ups"

The aeon-ups daemon owns the HAT's I2C bus and publishes the power picture to /run/aeon/ups.json every 2 s; this endpoint relays that file.

{
  "present": true,
  "charge": 84,
  "on_battery": false,
  "charging": true,
  "voltage": 16.4,
  "minutes_to_empty": null
}

Field	Meaning
`present`	HAT detected + daemon running. `false` = no UPS on this Orb — power is whatever the wall gives it.
`charge`	battery state-of-charge, 0–100 %.
`on_battery`	`true` = wall/USB-C input is gone, running on the cells right now.
`charging`	input present and topping the cells up.
`minutes_to_empty`	estimated runtime left when `on_battery`; `null` while charging / on wall power.

Per-cell voltages / VBUS / current may also appear — informational. The four that matter: present, charge, on_battery, minutes_to_empty.

{"present": false} is the normal answer on an Orb with no UPS HAT — not an error. Don't treat a missing battery as a fault; it just means power-state is unmonitored there.

when to care

Check ups before any long, unattended operation (an OS install, a slow download, a multi-step macro you won't be watching):

on_battery: true + low/falling charge → the Orb may shut down mid-task. The controlled machine keeps running, but you lose your eyes and hands on it the moment the Pi dies.
present: false → no battery backstop at all; a power blip drops the Orb hard. Same caution for unattended work.
Pair with a snapshot diagnosis: snapshot frozen / stream dropped while on_battery: true and charge low → the Orb is likely powering down, not a capture problem.

For a fleet, every peer's ups summary is already in GET /api/fleet/roster (see the aeon-fleet skill) — spot a low Orb without polling each one.