CutClip.one

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claude mcp add --transport http cutclip https://cutclip.one/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>"

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cutclip": {
      "url": "https://cutclip.one/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>"
      }
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "cutclip": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://cutclip.one/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>"
      }
    }
  }
}

Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
URL: https://cutclip.one/api/mcp

Replace the values in angle brackets with your own. Keys stay on your machine; we never see them.

Tools 80 found in our last check

• project.create

  Create a new film project (§11.1)

• project.list_for_owner

  List every project a user owns, most recently updated first

• project.update

  Rename a project or change its description

• project.delete

  Permanently delete a project and everything in it (tracks, scenes, assets, render history). Cannot be undone.

• project.get_state

  Fetch a project's full current state: project, tracks, scenes, timeline items, placeholders, scenarios

• project.get_summary

  Fetch a compact project summary (project settings, tracks, scene list) — prefer this over project.get_state for normal conversation context (§16)

• project.export

  Export a project's full structure (settings, tracks, scenes, timeline, placeholders, transitions, current prompts) as a portable JSON document, suitable for project.import

• project.import

  Create a brand-new project from a project.export JSON document. Only relinks media whose asset id still exists and is owned by ownerId; anything else comes in unresolved.

• track.create

  Create a video or audio track on a project (§11.4)

• track.update

  Rename, mute, lock, or set the volume (0-1) of a track

• track.delete

  Delete a track

• track.reorder

  Move a track to a new position among the project's tracks — video and audio tracks share one ordering, so a track can move in between tracks of either type

• scene.create

  Create a storytelling scene on a project — distinct from a timeline clip (§7.2, §11.3)

• scene.update

  Update a scene's title, summary, narrative purpose, planned duration, or location (its shots inherit the location unless they override it)

• scene.reorder

  Move a scene to a new position among the project's scenes

• scene.delete

  Delete a scene

• timeline.add_placeholder

  Add a video/audio placeholder clip to a track, ready for a generation prompt (§7.5, §11.5)

• timeline.move_item

  Move a timeline item to a new start time, and optionally to a different track (must be the same track type — video to video, audio to audio — and the item must not be a transition or have one attached)

• timeline.duplicate_item

  Duplicate a timeline clip (media or placeholder, not a transition), by default onto the same track immediately after itself, pushing whatever else is later on that track to the right to make room (only fails if the target spot would land inside another clip that starts before it…

• timeline.trim_item

  Trim a timeline item's start, duration, or source in/out points

• timeline.set_speed

  Change a clip's playback speed (0.2 = 5x slower, 1 = normal, 1.8 = 1.8x faster). Recomputes the clip's timeline duration for the new speed and ripples everything later on the same track to stay contiguous — the source range consumed is unchanged, only how long it takes to play.

• timeline.set_volume

  Set a clip's own audio gain (0 = silent, 1 = full). Multiplies with its track's volume — both apply together — so a clip can be ducked or muted independent of the rest of its track.

• timeline.set_transform

  Place a clip on a video track as a layer: its position, size and opacity in the frame. Video tracks stack by order (higher order is drawn on top), and anything outside a scaled-down or transparent clip shows the tracks beneath — so a logo, watermark or picture-in-picture is an i…

• timeline.split_item

  Split a timeline item into two at an absolute timeline position

• timeline.delete_item

  Delete a timeline item (and its placeholder, if any)

• timeline.close_gap

  Ripple a timeline item (and everything after it on the same track) earlier to eat the empty space immediately before it. Fails if there is no gap before the item.

• timeline.batch

  Apply SEVERAL timeline edits in ONE call — one version check, one result, one undo step, all-or-nothing (if any op fails nothing is applied and the error names the failing op). ALWAYS prefer this over repeated single-edit calls whenever you have two or more timeline edits to mak…

• timeline.close_gaps

  Close the empty gaps between SEVERAL clips at once (a ripple: each clip after the first is pulled left against its predecessor, and everything later on the track moves with it, so clips after the span keep their spacing). Select the clips with exactly one of itemIds (every gap i…

• timeline.add_transition

  Add a transition (§4.1: crossfade, smooth_blend, fade_from_black, or fade_to_black — a hard cut needs no call at all, it's just the default). crossfade and smooth_blend require fromItemId and toItemId to be two contiguous, back-to-back clips on the same track, and shift toItemId…

• timeline.add_transitions

  Add the SAME transition to several clips in ONE call (and one undo step) — prefer this over repeated timeline.add_transition when joining a run of clips. Select the clips with exactly one of itemIds, trackId (every clip on a track) or all:true (every clip on every track; trackTy…

• timeline.remove_transitions

  Remove transitions from several clips in ONE call (and one undo step): every transition whose clip(s) are all selected (itemIds, trackId or all:true, like timeline.add_transitions) — a crossfade/smooth_blend needs both its clips selected, a fade just its own clip. Crossfaded cli…

• timeline.remove_transition

  Remove a transition. For a crossfade or smooth_blend this also shifts the incoming clip back to its pre-transition position.

• timeline.update_transition_duration

  Change how long an existing fade, crossfade or smooth_blend lasts, in ms. For a crossfade or smooth_blend this re-shifts the incoming clip to keep it anchored to the outgoing clip's end.

• asset.replace_placeholder

  Point a placeholder at a real uploaded/generated asset (§11.7, §18.2). Preserves the placeholder and its prompt for provenance; sets its status to 'generated'.

• asset.get

  Fetch one asset's metadata (type, source, mime type, duration/dimensions if known) plus a downloadUrl for its file: a plain HTTP GET, no auth header needed, valid 24h (call again for a fresh one)

• asset.list

  List every asset uploaded/generated for a project (§11.7)

• scenario.create

  Stage a concept + treatment + scene list before materializing it onto the timeline (§9, §11.2). Does not touch tracks/scenes/timeline — call scenario.apply_to_timeline next.

• scenario.get

  Fetch a staged scenario's concept, treatment, and scene list

• scenario.update

  Revise a staged scenario's concept, treatment, and/or scene list before applying it — e.g. after the user asks for a pacing or tone change. Only the fields provided are changed.

• scenario.delete

  Delete a staged scenario draft (does not affect anything already applied to the timeline)

• scenario.apply_to_timeline

  The high-level film-building tool (§34): materializes a staged scenario into real tracks, scenes, placeholders, and timeline items in one atomic, undoable step. Creates a video track with one placeholder per scene; optionally a Music track with one placeholder spanning the whole…

• storyline.get

  Fetch the Scenario Maker draft storyline for a project: the premise (and how many reference images it has), the scenes the user has accepted so far (path), and the current batch of suggested next scenes (candidates).

• storyline.set_premise

  Set the Scenario Maker premise (initial scene or short scenario), optionally with up to 3 reference images (base64) that define the look and setting. Resets the accepted path and candidates. Needs a premise or at least one image.

• storyline.set_candidates

  Replace the current batch of suggested next scenes with distinct options you propose, so the user can pick one. Each option should follow from the premise and every scene already in the path.

• storyline.pick

  Accept one of the current candidates as the next scene in the storyline, optionally with edits. Clears the candidates — suggest new ones afterwards.

• storyline.update_scene

  Edit a scene already accepted into the storyline path

• storyline.rewind

  Rewind the storyline: keep only the first `keep` accepted scenes (0 clears the path) and discard the rest and the current candidates, so a different choice can be made at that point.

• storyline.apply

  Turn the accepted storyline path into real scenes, placeholders, prompts and timeline items in one undoable step (stages it as a scenario and applies it), then clears the draft path. With draftShots (default true) each scene is first broken into a shot list like shot.draft (mete…

• prompt.attach

  Attach a structured prompt document to a scene slot (visual/sound/music/voice) or a placeholder directly (§8, §11.6)

• prompt.update

  Revise a prompt — creates a new revision rather than overwriting the old one (§17)

• prompt.get

  Fetch one prompt document by id

• prompt.list_for_scene

  List every prompt ever attached to a scene, across all slots and revisions

• prompt.list_revisions

  Get the full revision history (oldest first) for a prompt's slot, given any promptId in that lineage (§17)

• project.undo

  Undo the most recent operation applied to a project (§14)

• render.preview

  Start a fast, half-resolution preview export of the project's current timeline to MP4 (§11.8). Takes the same aspect/fit as render.final so the framing can be checked cheaply. Costs 1 credit, charged to the project owner; fails with INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS if they can't cover it.

• render.final

  Start a full-resolution final export of the project's current timeline to MP4 (§11.8). Costs 5 credits at 1080p (the default), 10 at 2k (2560x1440) or 15 at 4k, charged to the project owner; fails with INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS if they can't cover it. The resolution is the short side…

• credits.get_balance

  Get the credit balance of the project's owner, and what a render costs, in milli-credits (1000 = 1 credit). Check this before starting a render if the balance may be low.

• credits.list_history

  List the project owner's credit history, newest first: purchases, assistant usage, renders and AI generations, each with its signed amount in milli-credits (1000 = 1 credit; negative = spent), balance after, detail (model, resolution, tokens…) and the project it was for. Also re…

• render.status

  Check the status/progress of a render job

• render.get_result

  Get a completed render job's result: the output assetId and a downloadUrl for the rendered file — a plain HTTP GET, no auth header needed, valid 24h (call again for a fresh one)

• render.list_for_project

  List every render job ever started for a project, most recent first

• render.delete

  Remove a render job from the project's export list. If it finished, its output file is deleted too. Cannot be undone.

• asset.upload

  Upload a video, audio or image file into a project's media library. Send the file bytes as base64 (max 50 MB; larger files must be uploaded in the browser). Returns the new assetId.

• asset.capture_frame

  Grab one frame of a video asset (e.g. a take) as a new PNG image asset. timeMs is the position in the video itself, not on the timeline. Save the result with shot.add_still, location.add_reference or character.add_reference.

• prompt.draft

  Draft three alternative generation prompts for a scene's asset (metered in credits unless the owner uses their own Anthropic key). Returns the variants; attach one to a scene with prompt.attach.

• shot.draft

  Draft a shot list for one scene — shot sizes, angles, movement, lens, f-stop, focus — from the scene, the film look and the cast (metered in credits unless the owner uses their own Anthropic key). Returns drafts only; create the ones you want with shot.create.

• storyline.suggest

  Suggest next scenes for the project's storyline from its premise (metered in credits unless the owner uses their own Anthropic key). Requires storyline.set_premise first. The suggestions become candidates; choose one with storyline.pick.

• film.get_look

  Get the project's film look (style, grade, film stock, camera body, default models)

• film.update_look

  Set the project's film look (§36). Fields merge into the current look unless replace is true. Set this first: every shot prompt inherits it.

• generation.list_models

  List the generation models (image and video) with their capabilities and prices in milli-credits (1000 = 1 credit).

• character.list

  List the project's cast with each character's reference images (the character map)

• character.get

  Get one character and its reference images

• character.create

  Add a recurring character to the cast. Describe appearance precisely — it drives the generated reference sheet.

• character.update

  Update a character's name, description or voice

• character.set_primary

  Choose which reference image anchors the character's identity in generated views and shots

• character.delete

  Remove a character (and its reference sheet) from the cast

• character.add_reference

  Attach an image asset (e.g. an uploaded photo via asset.upload) to a character as one view of its character map. The first reference becomes the identity anchor.

• character.remove_reference

  Remove one reference image from a character's map

• character.generate_sheet

  Generate the character map (front, ¾ left/right, profile, back, full body, close-up) with an image model, keeping one identity. With no reference yet, a front portrait is generated first from the description. Costs credits per image (see generation.list_models), charged to the p…

• character.generate_view

  Generate (or regenerate) one view of a character's map, e.g. an expression. Costs credits, charged to the project owner.

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