com.rushordertees/rushordertees · v0.40.7 · ecommerce
RushOrderTees is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 1583 ms and exposes 12 tools.
Custom t-shirts and apparel, printed and shipped in the US on your deadline.
Endpoint: https://mcp.rushordertees.com/mcp/print (streamable-http)
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| Users (last 30 days) | 0 |
| Handshake | Healthy |
| Auth needed | None |
| Tool count | 12 |
| Latency | 1583 ms |
| Last checked (UTC) | 2026-10-26T18:05:11.728Z |
| Checked (UTC) | Status | Latency | Error |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-26T18:05:11.728Z | Healthy | 1583 |
start_print_order | Opens a print order. Use it when the customer wants a design printed on a garment. Call it before asking your own questions: our first reply asks for the design and the garment in words written for the customer. Pass what they have said about the order in context — a phrase or a paragraph is fine. R |
describe_order | Records more about what the customer wants — an answer to ask_next, a correction, or a whole paragraph — and reports what is still needed. Call it each time the customer gives a new detail. In clients that render our order card the customer sees the order so far and the question in ask_next with its |
pick_choice | Lands one of the choices the last reply offered beside ask_next, by field and option, exactly as shown. Use it when the customer picks one of them; an answer in their own words goes to describe_order instead. |
choose_style | Lands the order on one of the alternatives describe_order offered, by id, or on the style already chosen. Use it when the customer picks one of them; a pick in their own words can still go to describe_order. Pass color when they picked a picture from preview_colors or want the style in another shade |
preview_colors | Shows the customer's design on the garment in other colors without changing the order: one picture per offered style per color named, up to four colors. Use it when the customer wants to compare colors or see one before deciding; `describe_order` with a new color changes the order, this compares wit |
submit_artwork | Sends the design to be printed when you already hold a public https link to the original file; never ask the customer for one, they upload through the artwork_upload_url from any reply. We check whether it will print well at the requested size and answer in inches, with what to fix if anything. A de |
get_options | Returns priced options with lead times once the order is fully described and the artwork has passed the print check. Present them to the customer; each has an id for choose_option. In clients that render our option picker the customer can pick there, and you will see the choice as a message. Call it |
choose_option | Locks in the option the customer picked from get_options, and its price. Pass the option id exactly as returned. There is no way to pass a price. |
create_checkout | Returns the payment link for a fully specified order with a chosen option. Show checkout_url to the customer as a link labeled "Pay and enter shipping": they see their artwork and total, confirm their email address with a code we send them, then pay and enter their shipping address. Nothing is order |
resume_order | Picks up an order that another tool refused as expired. Applies only after that refusal, with the same order_id, when the customer wants to continue that order rather than start over: it gives the order a fresh window and fresh links and returns where things stand, so you can carry on with the call |
save_progress | Saves the customer's order to their account so they can pick it up from any conversation; a saved order never expires. Needs the customer to be signed in: if they are not, your client will ask them to sign in or create an account with us, then call this again. Applies when a response's notes offer s |
my_orders | Lists the signed-in customer's orders with us, open and paid, each with its status. Needs the customer to be signed in; if they are not, your client will ask them to. Applies when the customer asks what they have with us, wants to pick up a saved order, or asks where an order is. |