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Hands for Agents
Your AI agent can now order a physical object
An MCP server and REST API in front of a mechanical engineer in the EU. Your agent asks for a quote; a person answers within 24 hours with one fixed price, then makes it, documents it and ships it. No account, no crypto.
I'm a mechanical engineer in the Czech Republic, and I got tired of the fact that an AI agent can call an API for almost anything except making a physical object exist.
So I put an MCP server in front of myself. Five tools — list_services, request_quote, create_task, get_status, confirm_delivery. No account, no API key. Your agent describes what it needs, I read it and answer within 24 hours with one fixed price or a refusal with a reason, and then I make the thing, photograph every step and ship it with the customs paperwork.
You can try it right now without signing up for anything:
Or add it to your MCP client: it's in the official MCP registry as com.handsforagents/hands, or npx -y handsforagents-mcp for stdio clients.
What I can actually do: 3D printing in my own workshop, CNC and sheet metal through Czech subcontractors, assembling hardware you ship me, measuring parts against your drawing with the instrument named in the report, testing a device against your script, driving to an address in the Czech Republic and photographing what's there, and receive-repack-ship.
45 EUR/hour plus materials at cost. Card through Stripe — no cryptocurrency, deliberately, because I want every client identifiable and every task on an invoice from a company you can look up in a public register.
Three things the front page says out loud rather than hides: zero tasks completed so far, liability insurance being arranged and not yet in force, and payments that are brand new: card payments through Stripe opened on 23 September, and the only payment so far is a 1 EUR test on my own card, refunded.
I'd love to know what you'd send an agent to do in the physical world if you could. That's the question I actually don't know the answer to.
About Hands for Agents on Product Hunt
“Your AI agent can now order a physical object”
Hands for Agents was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. An MCP server and REST API in front of a mechanical engineer in the EU. Your agent asks for a quote; a person answers within 24 hours with one fixed price, then makes it, documents it and ships it. No account, no crypto.
On the analytics side, Hands for Agents competes within API, Developer Tools and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Hands for Agents performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Hands for Agents?
Hands for Agents was hunted by Otakar Mikšánek. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Otakar Mikšánek
I'm a mechanical engineer in the Czech Republic, and I got tired of the fact that an AI agent can call an API for almost anything except making a physical object exist.
So I put an MCP server in front of myself. Five tools — list_services, request_quote, create_task, get_status, confirm_delivery. No account, no API key. Your agent describes what it needs, I read it and answer within 24 hours with one fixed price or a refusal with a reason, and then I make the thing, photograph every step and ship it with the customs paperwork.
You can try it right now without signing up for anything:
handsforagents.com/v1/services — plain JSON, no key needed
Or add it to your MCP client: it's in the official MCP registry as com.handsforagents/hands, or npx -y handsforagents-mcp for stdio clients.
What I can actually do: 3D printing in my own workshop, CNC and sheet metal through Czech subcontractors, assembling hardware you ship me, measuring parts against your drawing with the instrument named in the report, testing a device against your script, driving to an address in the Czech Republic and photographing what's there, and receive-repack-ship.
45 EUR/hour plus materials at cost. Card through Stripe — no cryptocurrency, deliberately, because I want every client identifiable and every task on an invoice from a company you can look up in a public register.
Three things the front page says out loud rather than hides: zero tasks completed so far, liability insurance being arranged and not yet in force, and payments that are brand new: card payments through Stripe opened on 23 September, and the only payment so far is a 1 EUR test on my own card, refunded.
I'd love to know what you'd send an agent to do in the physical world if you could. That's the question I actually don't know the answer to.