
Print-on-demand products
MyDesigns is a print-on-demand platform. Sellers put designs on physical products such as t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, tumblers, posters and totes, and print partners make and ship each order.
Example path
https://mcp.mydesigns.io/mcpMyDesigns is a print-on-demand platform. Sellers turn designs into products (t-shirts, mugs and more) that print partners make and ship, and sell them in their own MyDesigns stores.
To make products: find a product profile with (a profile sets the products, colors, sizes, prices and mockups). Products are made only from designs the seller has: for new designs, call , then with its jobId until it is READY or FAILED, then with the designIds, all in one go without stopping to ask the seller. Then check the products with until they are READY, and tell the seller; then, when the seller wants, puts them into one of their stores. When the seller has not said which product they want, or nothing fits, ask them; never pick a profile or a store for them. A seller can make only what a profile they can use has, their own or a public one: before offering a product, search for it in both; when neither has it, say plainly that it cannot be made, and never suggest making a profile: profiles are not made here. searches the blank products a design can be printed on.
is the app's Dream AI, and the only way to make a new design: use it for designs only, and as the first step of products with new designs. Make products from its designs with and their designIds, never by making the designs again. When the seller does not like some designs, moves them to the trash; the designs card also lets the seller delete one themselves.
Design ideas come from your own research by default. is heavy research into what really sells on Amazon: offer it when the seller wants that, and start it only after they agree to its credit cost.
New designs go in the seller's first design folder; to keep a niche or a store's designs together, make a folder with (or find one with ) and pass its id as folderId. finds the seller's designs, and files them in another folder.
When the seller has their own images, opens a card they upload them in; use the designIds it gives, never a prompt that copies their image.
Products do not need a store: a seller can make them first and publish them later, by the productIds gives. When the seller has no store, or wants another, opens one; agree its name and web link with them first.
lists the seller's products, newest first, and where each one is: in a store, or not in one yet. For any question about their products, use it without a store first.
None in the store listings or on the server