agent-plugin
Plugin for agents to interact with Chatcut
The ChatCut Agent Plugin is a Claude Code and Codex plugin that connects AI assistants to ChatCut's cloud video editor, enabling natural-language video project automation. Once installed and authenticated, developers can prompt Claude or Codex to import media, edit timelines, generate motion graphics and assets, transcribe audio, add captions, and export finished videos directly from the agent chat. The plugin wraps ChatCut's hosted MCP server and authenticates through a standard OAuth-like sign-in flow, making professional video editing accessible through conversational AI workflows.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Automate video project setup by importing and organizing media through AI prompts
- 02Add motion graphics, overlays, and generated assets to videos without manual editing
- 03Generate AI voiceovers and background music tracks for video content
- 04Transcribe interview or podcast clips and insert synchronized captions
- 05Streamline video export workflows by delegating render and export tasks to the agent
- 06Verify timeline edits and project state through the AI assistant before final review
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agent-plugin — FAQ
What is the ChatCut Agent Plugin?+
The ChatCut Agent Plugin is a Claude Code and Codex plugin that connects AI assistants to ChatCut's cloud-based video editor, allowing you to edit video projects, import media, generate assets, add captions, and export videos using natural language prompts.
How do I install the ChatCut plugin in Claude Code?+
Visit chatcut.io/claude for the official installation guide. You'll authenticate by running the login command (claude mcp login plugin:chatcut:chatcut) and following the sign-in flow to connect your ChatCut account. Full agent-executable instructions are also available in the repository's docs/claude-code-install.md file.
Which AI clients work with the ChatCut plugin?+
The plugin supports Codex (with plugin support enabled) and Claude Code version 2.x, available as either a CLI or desktop application. Separate installation instructions are provided for each client at chatcut.io/chatgpt (Codex) and chatcut.io/claude (Claude Code).
Do I need a ChatCut account or API key?+
Yes, you need a ChatCut account and access to at least one ChatCut project you want to edit. Authentication happens through the plugin's login flow (codex mcp login chatcut or the Claude Code equivalent), which connects your account via ChatCut's hosted MCP endpoint at api.chatcut.io.
Is the ChatCut Agent Plugin free to use?+
The plugin itself is open source and available on GitHub. However, access depends on your ChatCut account and project permissions; visit chatcut.io for product and pricing details.
What can I do with the ChatCut plugin after installing it?+
You can import videos and media, edit project timelines, create motion graphics, generate voiceovers and music, transcribe audio, add captions, export finished videos, and verify that your edits appear correctly in the ChatCut editor—all through conversational prompts to your AI assistant.
How do I install agent-plugin?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. agent-plugin is a plugin — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is agent-plugin free?+
agent-plugin is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.