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tlp-uican do this, but only on specific devices. IIRC, you set the charging thresholds in such a way that the battery will not charge. For example, configure to prevent charging until below 40% and as long as the battery is above that threshold, no charging should take place.However, this likely means that as soon as your device goes to sleep or powers off, the battery begins charging again.