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Kiln is Now One Install Away from Any AI Agent

Kiln is Now One Install Away from Any AI Agent
One Install Away from Any Agent

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.

  • PyPIpip install kiln3d works globally. Any Python environment, any CI pipeline, any agent that can run pip or uv.
  • ClawHubclawhub install kiln for 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.