What to ask your agent

Ask for the result you want, not the steps. Current models plan across tools: they search the web, read photos, look up exact dimensions, edit models, slice, and print. Expect a question or two when a choice matters, such as which filament to use or whether to start the print.

This server provides the printer, slicing, AMS, and mesh tools. Web search, photos, and Blender edits come from your agent and its other connections, such as a Blender MCP server. Printing a model your agent edited uses CLI slicing with your installed slicer presets; see the slicing guide.

Start from anything

• "Here's a phone stand on MakerWorld. Make it fit the new iPhone and print it in black."
  Your agent looks up Apple's published dimensions, adjusts the stand in Blender, slices it for your printer, and finds the AMS tray with black filament.
• "I want one of these." (with a photo of a planter you saw at a café)
  It works out the shape and size from the photo, finds or models a matching design, and asks about anything the photo can't show.
• "Can you print a replacement?" (with a photo of a snapped dishwasher rack clip)
  It asks for a measurement or two where the fit matters, models the part, and prints it in a loaded material that suits the job.

From anywhere, while it prints

If your agent is always on, such as OpenClaw or Hermes Agent running on a computer at home, message it from Telegram or any other chat app. For direct LAN printing, the server runs on the printer's local network; you don't have to.

• "How's the print going? Send me a picture."
  It reports progress and time remaining, and sends a snapshot from the chamber camera.
• "The corner is lifting. Pause it."
  It pauses the job so you can decide whether to resume or cancel.
• "One of the parts came loose. Skip it and keep printing the rest."
  It finds that object on the plate and skips only that one.
• "Start drying the PETG so it's ready when I get home."
  On a heated AMS, it starts the drying cycle for the unit holding that spool.

Before you print

• "Take a picture and make sure the bed is clear, then start the bracket I sliced last night."
  It checks the camera image before it sends the job.
• "What's loaded in the AMS? Print this in whatever black I have."
  It reads the live AMS inventory and matches the file's filaments to your trays.
• "Are there any errors on the printer?"
  It reads the printer's HMS diagnostics and explains them.