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check-ink

Check ink levels on the HP DeskJet 5200. Reports tri-color and black cartridge percentages with low-ink warnings.

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Query the HP DeskJet 5200 via IPP and report cartridge levels.

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Check Ink Levels

Query the HP DeskJet 5200 via IPP and report cartridge levels.

Read Printer IP

Read context/printer-config.md to get the current printer IP. If the file doesn't exist or the IP is blank, tell the user to run /find-printer first.

Query Ink Levels

Create a temporary IPP test file and query the printer:

cat > /tmp/hp5200-ink.test <<'EOF' { OPERATION Get-Printer-Attributes GROUP operation-attributes-tag ATTR charset attributes-charset utf-8 ATTR naturalLanguage attributes-natural-language en ATTR uri printer-uri $uri ATTR keyword requested-attributes marker-names,marker-levels,marker-colors,marker-types,marker-low-levels,printer-supply,printer-supply-description,printer-state-reasons } EOF ipptool -tv ipp://PRINTER_IP:631/ipp/print /tmp/hp5200-ink.test 2>&1

Replace PRINTER_IP with the IP from config.

Parse and Display

Extract from the IPP response:

Field

IPP attribute

Cartridge names

marker-names

Levels (%)

marker-levels

Low thresholds

marker-low-levels

Supply detail

printer-supply (parse level= values)

Present results as a clear table:

Ink Levels — HP DeskJet 5200 (10.0.0.72) ───────────────────────────────────────── Tri-color (CMY): ██████░░░░ 10% ⚠ LOW Black: ███████░░░ 30% ─────────────────────────────────────────

Show a warning indicator when a cartridge is at or below its marker-low-levels threshold.

Use simple block characters for the bar (█ for filled, ░ for empty, 10 chars wide).

If the printer is unreachable, suggest running /find-printer.

Cleanup

rm -f /tmp/hp5200-ink.test

Check Ink Levels

Query the HP DeskJet 5200 via IPP and report cartridge levels.

Read Printer IP

Read context/printer-config.md to get the current printer IP. If the file doesn't exist or the IP is blank, tell the user to run /find-printer first.

Query Ink Levels

Create a temporary IPP test file and query the printer:

cat > /tmp/hp5200-ink.test <<'EOF'
{
OPERATION Get-Printer-Attributes
GROUP operation-attributes-tag
ATTR charset attributes-charset utf-8
ATTR naturalLanguage attributes-natural-language en
ATTR uri printer-uri $uri
ATTR keyword requested-attributes marker-names,marker-levels,marker-colors,marker-types,marker-low-levels,printer-supply,printer-supply-description,printer-state-reasons
}
EOF

ipptool -tv ipp://PRINTER_IP:631/ipp/print /tmp/hp5200-ink.test 2>&1

Replace PRINTER_IP with the IP from config.

Parse and Display

Extract from the IPP response:

Field	IPP attribute
Cartridge names	`marker-names`
Levels (%)	`marker-levels`
Low thresholds	`marker-low-levels`
Supply detail	`printer-supply` (parse `level=` values)

Present results as a clear table:

Ink Levels — HP DeskJet 5200 (10.0.0.72)
─────────────────────────────────────────
  Tri-color (CMY):  ██████░░░░  10%  ⚠ LOW
  Black:            ███████░░░  30%
─────────────────────────────────────────

Show a warning indicator when a cartridge is at or below its marker-low-levels threshold.
Use simple block characters for the bar (█ for filled, ░ for empty, 10 chars wide).
If the printer is unreachable, suggest running /find-printer.

Cleanup

rm -f /tmp/hp5200-ink.test