Have your AI assistant order the parts
Tell ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or your company's own agent what you need. Depending on what it can do, it places the order itself or hands you one link that opens our order form already filled in. A person at our shop quotes the job, and you tap two links: approve and pay.
Three ways it can happen
Every assistant can do at least the last one. Your assistant works out which applies when it reads our instructions.
It's connected to us
Claude with our connector, Codex or Claude Code, or an agent your team built — anything that can call our API.
It opens the job and sends your files straight to our board. You never see a form. A person quotes it; you tap approve and pay.
It can use a browser
ChatGPT's agent mode, Claude in Chrome, or any assistant that can click around a website.
It opens our order form, fills it in from your chat and submits it for you. If it can't attach your files, it tells you to add them first.
It can only read
Everyday ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot — a plain chat with no connector.
It gives you a link that opens our order form already filled in with everything you told it. You add your photos or files and press Submit. About a minute.
How it works
The job reaches our board
Give your assistant the details and your files. A connected one sends them straight to us; any other hands you our order form already filled in, so you add the files and press Submit.
A person prices it
Someone at the shop reviews the files and sends a quote, usually within one business day. A connected assistant can read the quote back to you in the chat; otherwise it arrives by email.
You approve and pay
You get one link to approve the quote and one to pay. You enter your own card, so the payment stays yours and fully disputable. Your assistant never handles money.
We make it and ship it
We print, finish, and ship anywhere in the US, or you can pick up in Frisco. A connected assistant can check on the job whenever you ask.
What to tell your assistant
Attach your files or photos if you have them, fill in the brackets, and say something like this:
I want to order from 3D Print Everything (3dprinteverything.org). Read their instructions for AI assistants at 3dprinteverything.org/llms.txt, then place the order for me: [what you need, how many, the material if it matters, when you need it, and pickup in Frisco or where to ship]. Use my name, email and phone. If you can't send it yourself, give me their pre-filled order link.Using ChatGPT? If your plan has agent mode, switch it on before you ask and it can fill in and submit our form for you. Without it, ChatGPT gives you the pre-filled link and you press Submit.
A connected assistant, or an agent your team has built, places the order directly. If it asks where to connect, give it this address:
https://3dprinteverything.org/mcpBuilding your own agent? Everything it needs is at /api/agent/capabilities and /llms.txt, including the format of the pre-filled link. No API key needed.
What your assistant can't do
- Give you a price. Every job is quoted by a person after looking at the files.
- Pay or approve for you. You do both yourself, from links we send you.
- Submit from a plain chat. Without a connector or a browser, it hands you the filled-in form and you press Submit. Your photos and files can't travel in a link, so you add those on the page.
- See anyone else's orders. A connected assistant can only follow the job it opened.
As soon as a job is opened, we email you to confirm it, with a way to cancel. Nothing is charged until you pay the invoice yourself.