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octoeverywhere/mcp
A free, private, and secure cloud MCP server for 3D printer access, monitoring, and control. OctoEverywhere's 3D printing MCP server enables access to your 3D printers via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for AI chatbots, agents, and workflows. Link your 3D printer to OctoEverywhere, grab your MCP access token, and you're ready to chat!
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Setup steps are in the repository README.
Live 3D printer status and print information, including:
Live webcam snapshots
Printer control including:
Works with any 3D printer, including:
Secure cloud MCP server:
Free for the entire 3D printing community:
Details on this page are taken from the project's README. Open README
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