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3D Print Doctor: an agent skill that diagnoses Bambu Lab prints

A Claude Code skill that watches a Bambu Lab printer's camera, diagnoses failed prints, changes OrcaSlicer settings on macOS and keeps a print log.

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  • Repository account chiemekae Source ↗
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3D Print Doctor is a skill that turns Claude Code into a print technician for a Bambu Lab printer and OrcaSlicer on macOS. It diagnoses failures with a fixed loop: gather evidence, rank suspects, agree one change and a small test print, then record the result. It stops after three failed tests and explains what's stuck instead of guessing.

It talks to the printer over the local network to read status and error codes, take camera snapshots and clips and, with your go-ahead each time, start or pause prints and run calibrations. It can watch a print in the background, alert you to stalls or errors, show a top-down map of the sliced plate, and edit OrcaSlicer presets after backing them up. A print log means a repeat problem takes minutes to solve.

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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.

  • GitHub: chiemekae/3d-print-doctor: Agent skill that diagnoses and tunes Bambu Lab 3D prints with OrcaSlicer Code or repositorygithub.com
    Repository account: chiemekaeRepository created 7 Nov 2026

    The skill's repository, describing what it does and how to install it.

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