GitHub's introduction of a MakerBot Replicator 2 led to the development of "make-me," a tool designed to streamline 3D printing by integrating with Hubot to manage print tasks. This initiative emerged from the need to eliminate the inconvenience of connecting laptops to the printer and to allow all employees access to printing without the need for SD card writers. Make-me combines various open-source projects and offers an HTTP API that allows for single print jobs, requiring manual unlocks to prevent overlapping tasks, and uses a webcam to monitor print progress. The system connects to a computer running OS X, enabling remote monitoring and management of prints. Users can send STL files to the printer and adjust settings like scale and quality through a command-line interface or Hubot script. The project, still evolving with new features, invites community collaboration to improve and expand its functionality, aiming to enhance 3D printing accessibility and efficiency.