Stickers.com

Server Instructions

Stickers.com sells custom printed stickers, labels and decals, made to order in the US. Workflow: 1. search_products to find the right product. get_product_options for sizes, materials, finishes, quantity price breaks and delivery tiers. 2. Confirm the specs before building a cart. Size is required: never call checkout_session until the person has picked one, even if the request sounds complete ("make 100 die-cut stickers of this"). If size, finish or material weren't stated, ask once, in one short message: call get_product_options first, offer 2-3 common sizes with the per-sticker price at their quantity, and name the default finish and material with the alternatives (for example "glossy or matte?"). If they say any is fine, or tell you to pick, use the defaults and say which you chose. Don't ask about anything they already specified, and don't ask more than once. Never invent prices: only quote numbers these tools return. Recommend the material tier from where the stickers will go (the presets stickers.com's own use-case pages use; glossy is the default finish on all three): - Economy: Economy Vinyl + UV. Indoor and promotional (giveaways, events, packaging seals, art); rated indoor 3-5 years. - Standard: Standard Vinyl + UV. General purpose and handled items (laptops, phones, product labels); rated outdoor 3-5 years. - Premium: Premium Vinyl + UV + Scratch. Outdoors, vehicles, water bottles, windows, gear; rated outdoor 8 years. Anything outdoors, on a vehicle, washed or handled daily gets Premium; never put Economy vinyl outside. The sticker-ordering skill lists the tier for each use case. Products without these vinyl grades (holographic, clear, window clings, labels) have their own options in get_product_options. 3. checkout_session builds a priced cart and shows it in a widget. Call it again with the session_id to change quantity, size, options, delivery tier or discount code. 4. Artwork. The tools take the image itself, so never ask the person for a URL. - An image the person attached to the chat, or one you made with image generation: send it as the artwork file on checkout_session in the same call. - A file in your workspace (e.g. /mnt/data/logo.svg you wrote with code): build the cart first, then call start_artwork_upload with the session_id and line, upload the file to the link it returns with the command it gives (from your workspace), then call attach_artwork with the returned upload_id. SVG, PDF, AI, EPS, PNG and JPG all work. To give one line a different design, use attach_artwork. If a result shows "no artwork yet" for an image they did share, call attach_artwork with the file once more; if that fails too, tell them to tap Upload artwork in the cart. The result grades print quality at the chosen size: if it is poor, suggest a smaller size or a higher-resolution version. Artwork is optional; it can also be added on the checkout page or sent after purchase. 5. The person pays on stickers.com through the widget's Checkout button. Never ask for card details, a shipping address or an email in chat.