A comprehensive automation tool for managing ThingsBoard IoT platform resources, telemetry data, and dashboard configurations via REST API.
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The ThingsBoard skill for Openclaw Skills offers a robust framework for interacting with the ThingsBoard IoT platform. It enables developers and system administrators to programmatically manage the entire lifecycle of IoT entities, from device provisioning and credential management to complex telemetry data retrieval. By utilizing this skill, users can integrate ThingsBoard functionalities into larger automation workflows, ensuring efficient management of smart environments and industrial IoT setups.
This integration simplifies the interaction with the platform's REST API, providing pre-configured commands for authentication, asset organization, and user management. Whether you are scaling a multi-tenant environment or monitoring specific device attributes, this skill provides the necessary tools to maintain high visibility and control over your IoT infrastructure within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.
To get started with this skill in Openclaw Skills, configure your environment and credentials:
# Set your ThingsBoard instance details
export TB_URL="http://localhost:8080"
export TB_USERNAME="[email protected]"
export TB_PASSWORD="tenant"
# Retrieve your initial authentication token
export TB_TOKEN=$(curl -s -X POST "$TB_URL/api/auth/login" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d "{\"username\":\"$TB_USERNAME\",\"password\":\"$TB_PASSWORD\"}" | jq -r '.token')
The skill organizes and retrieves data based on the standard ThingsBoard entity model. Below is a summary of the data structures used:
| Entity Type | Description | Key Metadata Fields |
|---|---|---|
| Devices | Physical or virtual IoT sensors | name, type, id.id, credentials |
| Telemetry | Time-series sensor data | ts (milliseconds), key, value |
| Attributes | Key-value pairs for configuration | scope (SERVER, SHARED, CLIENT), key, value |
| Dashboards | UI visualization layouts | name, id, publicAccess status |
| Assets | Logical grouping of devices | name, type, id.id |
| Users | Platform access accounts | email, firstName, lastName, authority |
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