eightctl

Temperature control for Eight Sleep pods can be automated by using eightctl commands to set specific bed temperatures at scheduled times. The Skill supports setting temperature values, toggling the pod on or off, and managing alarms—all controllable through CLI commands or scripts, with authentication via config files or environment variables.

Yes, eightctl lets you create automated schedules for your Eight Sleep pod, managing alarms and routines for waking up and winding down. You can script commands to trigger temperature changes, set alarms, and control pod status at specific times without manual intervention.

eightctl requires authentication via a config file at ~/.config/eightctl/config.yaml or environment variables EIGHTCTL_EMAIL and EIGHTCTL_PASSWORD. Once authenticated, you can query pod status, manage temperature, alarms, schedules, and audio with confirmation prompts for sensitive changes.

Use the eightctl status command to retrieve your Eight Sleep pod's current state, including temperature and operational details. The Skill supports querying pod information for monitoring and automation workflows without changing settings.

Yes, eightctl provides audio and base control commands alongside temperature, alarm, and schedule management. You can automate these settings using CLI commands with full support for scripting and integration into larger automation workflows.

eightctl enforces confirmation prompts before applying temperature or alarm changes to prevent accidental modifications. This safeguard ensures intentional control when automating critical sleep settings through scripts or scheduled routines.