Today Kiln shipped to three agent distribution channels simultaneously — making it the easiest way to give any AI agent control of a 3D printer.
PyPI · GitHub · Install · Docs
Three registries, one tool
Before today, setting up Kiln meant cloning a repo, installing dependencies, and wiring up environment variables by hand. Now it's a single command — regardless of which agent platform you're on.
- PyPI —
pip install kiln3dworks globally. Any Python environment, any CI pipeline, any agent that can run pip or uv. - ClawHub —
clawhub install kilnfor OpenClaw agents. One command and your agent has 353 MCP tools pre-configured, with env var gating for optional features. - MCP Registry — Listed on the official Model Context Protocol registry. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client can discover and install Kiln directly from their built-in server browser.
All three paths end at the same place: 353 tools for controlling printers, searching model marketplaces, generating 3D models from text or sketches, and outsourcing manufacturing to fulfillment services when your printer is busy or unavailable.
Install
# PyPI — any Python agent
pip install kiln3d
# ClawHub — OpenClaw agents
clawhub install kiln
# MCP Registry — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf
# Search "kiln" in your MCP client's server browser After install, point Kiln at your printer:
export KILN_PRINTER_HOST="http://your-printer-ip"
export KILN_PRINTER_API_KEY="your_key"
kiln status --json That's it. Your agent can now print.
What's in v0.2.1
- 353 MCP tools and 116 CLI commands
- 5 printer adapters — OctoPrint, Moonraker, Bambu Lab, Prusa Link, Elegoo
- Text and sketch to 3D generation — Gemini Deep Think, Meshy, Tripo3D, Stability AI, OpenSCAD
- 3 model marketplaces — Thingiverse, MyMiniFactory, and Cults3D (search only)
- Outsourced manufacturing — Craftcloud fulfillment
- Safety enforcement — per-printer temperature and speed limits for 28 printer models
- Fleet management — multi-printer job queue with smart routing and failure rerouting
- Autonomy tiers — configurable agent autonomy from confirm-all to full trust
Kiln is MIT licensed and fully open source on GitHub.