Adding the Official OctoEverywhere MCP server for 3D printing #1962
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Description
This change adds the official OctoEverywhere MCP server to the server list. The OctoEverywhere MCP is a 3D printing community project that allows for secure and private access to 3D printers from AI agents. It supports querying live printer state information, getting webcam snapshots, and basic printer control like pausing and canceling prints.
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Motivation and Context
OctoEverywhere is a 3D printing community project that builds free cloud tools for 3D printing makers. We offer several tools already, and giving powerful AI agents access to 3D printers is a significant next step! Note that all the information is read-only, except for the pause and cancel commands. We only build tools that can be used safely.
We are currently using an OAuth-style user auth system where it's supported, and user access tokens where it's not. We plan to evolve the MCP server as the MCP spec continues to grow, and continue using the best security practices.
How Has This Been Tested?
Our dev team and OctoEverywhere community have tested this for the last few weeks. It's been tested using the Claud desktop app, VS Code Copilot, and the modelcontextprotocol/inspector tool.
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes.
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