odin-print-farm-mcp
Enables AI agents to operate a 3D print farm via O.D.I.N. backend, including job queuing, printer control, inventory management, and standalone cost calculators.
README
odin-print-farm-mcp
Model Context Protocol server for O.D.I.N. — drive an actual print farm with AI agents, or run the bundled reference calculators standalone.
v2 (2026-04-15) splits the surface in two:
- Live tools (22) — agent-driven farm operation. Require a running O.D.I.N. instance + a scoped token. Queue jobs, pause printers, manage inventory, clear alerts, log maintenance, read the dashboard.
- Reference tools (4) — standalone calculators. No ODIN deployment required. Print-cost math, printer recommendations, farm capacity planning, software comparison.
Both surfaces ship in the same npm package; the live tools error at invocation if ODIN_BASE_URL / ODIN_API_KEY aren't set, so the reference tools keep working for pre-sales and research use cases.
Quick Start
Standalone (reference tools only)
npx -y odin-print-farm-mcp@2
Wire into Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"odin-reference": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "odin-print-farm-mcp@2"]
}
}
}
Agents can now use reference.calculate_print_cost, reference.recommend_printer_for_farm, reference.estimate_farm_capacity, reference.compare_farm_software.
Live (connected to O.D.I.N.)
- Mint an API token in O.D.I.N. (Settings → API Tokens → New Token) with scope
agent:readoragent:write. - Export the env vars and wire the client:
{
"mcpServers": {
"odin": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "odin-print-farm-mcp@2"],
"env": {
"ODIN_BASE_URL": "http://192.168.1.100:8000",
"ODIN_API_KEY": "odin_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
}
}
}
All 26 tools are now available.
Tools
Live reads (scope agent:read or higher)
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
farm_summary |
One-shot dashboard: printer counts by state, queue depth, unread alerts, active jobs. Call this first to orient. |
list_printers |
Fleet list, optional status filter. |
get_printer |
Full status + telemetry + AMS + active job for one printer. |
list_jobs |
Filter by status (pending / printing / completed / failed / cancelled). |
get_job |
Full job record. |
list_queue |
Pending jobs in priority order. |
list_alerts |
Filter by severity + read state. |
list_spools |
Filter by filament type / availability. |
list_filaments |
Filament library. |
list_maintenance_tasks |
Optional overdue-only filter. |
list_orders |
Customer orders by status. |
Live writes (scope agent:write or admin)
Every write tool accepts optional dry_run and idempotency_key.
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
queue_job |
Add a job from a model library ID. Accepts model_id, optional item_name, quantity, priority, and notes; the ODIN scheduler assigns the printer. |
cancel_job |
Cancel a job. Requires reason on some endpoints. |
approve_job |
Approve a submitted job. |
reject_job |
Reject a job (reason required). |
pause_printer |
Pause the active print. |
resume_printer |
Resume a paused printer. |
mark_alert_read / dismiss_alert |
Alert housekeeping. |
assign_spool |
Bind spool → printer AMS slot. |
consume_spool |
Log grams used. |
complete_maintenance |
Log task completion. Requires printer_id, task_id, and task_name. |
Reference (no backend)
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
reference.calculate_print_cost |
Material + electricity + depreciation + failure-rate math. |
reference.recommend_printer_for_farm |
Match printers to farm constraints. |
reference.estimate_farm_capacity |
Throughput forecasting. |
reference.compare_farm_software |
Feature matrix vs OctoFarm / Mainsail / Duet / etc. |
Agent Primitives
The live surface inherits four retry-safety primitives from the O.D.I.N. v1.8.9 backend:
Idempotency-Key. Every write tool auto-generates a UUID key per call; pass a stable idempotency_key across retries to deduplicate. On replay, the response comes back with _idempotent_replay: true.
X-Dry-Run. Pass dry_run: true to any write tool. The backend returns {dry_run: true, would_execute: {...}} without committing. Per-route opt-in — individual routes land preview branches in subsequent releases.
Structured errors. Failures return an error: {code, detail, retriable} envelope. Stable codes agents can branch on:
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
printer_not_found / job_not_found / spool_not_found / alert_not_found |
Resource missing. |
scope_denied |
Token scope insufficient. Mint a broader token. |
permission_denied |
Role-based denial (role, not scope). |
quota_exceeded |
Usage quota hit. extra.used_grams / extra.limit_grams. |
idempotency_conflict |
Same key + different body. Use a fresh key. |
idempotency_in_progress |
Concurrent retry in flight. Retry shortly. |
idempotency_authz_changed |
Role/scope changed since the original call. Mint a fresh key. |
idempotency_uncacheable_success |
Original succeeded but couldn't be cached. Mint a fresh key. |
idempotency_unsupported |
Multipart or oversized body — use app-level dedup. |
itar_outbound_blocked |
ODIN_ITAR_MODE=1 refused a public destination. |
rate_limited |
retriable: true. |
validation_failed |
Input schema error. |
next_actions hints. Write responses include next_actions: [{tool, args?, reason?}] suggesting follow-up calls. Pure hint — no enforcement. Designed for 7B–32B local models.
ITAR / CMMC Deployment
O.D.I.N. ships ODIN_ITAR_MODE=1 for fail-closed air-gap deployments. Typical stack:
Ollama (Qwen2.5-32B or similar)
│
▼
MCP client (Claude Desktop / OpenClaw / etc.)
│ stdio
▼
odin-print-farm-mcp@2 ── ODIN_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8000
│ HTTP
▼
O.D.I.N. backend ── ODIN_ITAR_MODE=1
│ LAN
▼
Printers (LAN-only)
Zero outbound packets. All tokens, prompts, and telemetry stay inside the compliance boundary. See the ITAR / CMMC mode docs.
Migration from v1
v2.0.1 renames the four v1 tools into a reference.* namespace:
| v1 | v2 |
|---|---|
calculate_print_cost |
reference.calculate_print_cost |
recommend_printer_for_farm |
reference.recommend_printer_for_farm |
estimate_farm_capacity |
reference.estimate_farm_capacity |
compare_farm_software |
reference.compare_farm_software |
The behavior of each tool is unchanged — only the identifier. Pin odin-print-farm-mcp@1 if you need the un-namespaced IDs. Upgrade to @2 to access the 22 live tools plus the namespaced reference calculators.
Skill packages
The skills/ directory ships operator-ready prompt packs for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cline, and other MCP clients. odin-farm/SKILL.md is the baseline "safe farm operator" rulebook — dry-run-first, branch on error codes, never batch cancellations. Drop it into ~/.claude/skills/ (Claude Code) or your client's skills directory, and a local 32B model will stop trying to cancel jobs without confirmation.
See skills/README.md for install + customization.
Development
git clone https://github.com/HughKantsime/odin-mcp
cd odin-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm test # 22 integration tests against an in-process mock ODIN
Tests use a node-native http mock server (test/mock_server.ts) — no external fixtures, no ODIN instance required, runs in ~1s.
Links
- O.D.I.N. — the backend this talks to
- MCP docs on runsodin.com
- Model Context Protocol spec
- npm package
License
Apache 2.0.
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