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@atomcut/mcp

v3.6.0

Published

Drive a running AtomCut editor from Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client — every editor verb as a tool, renders as images, the AtomCut skill as resources.

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Readme

@atomcut/mcp

Let Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor — any MCP client — drive a running AtomCut editor: design, animate, edit video, generate media, all live on your canvas.

| Your agent app | Add AtomCut | |---|---| | Claude Code | claude mcp add -s user atomcut -- npx -y @atomcut/mcp@latest | | Codex | codex mcp add atomcut -- npx -y @atomcut/mcp@latest | | Gemini CLI | gemini mcp add -s user atomcut npx -y @atomcut/mcp@latest | | VS Code | code --add-mcp '{"name":"atomcut","command":"npx","args":["-y","@atomcut/mcp@latest"]}' | | Cursor · Claude Desktop · anything else | a stdio server: command npx, args ["-y", "@atomcut/mcp@latest"] |

Then in AtomCut: Agents ▸ Use your agent app ▸ Link. That's it — the tab stays linked and reconnects whenever your agent starts a session. Ask for anything: "cut the pauses out of this interview and caption it".

Run as many sessions as you like: they share the one link, each request lands as its own undo step, and closing a session never disconnects the others.

It works with whatever model your agent app runs — MCP is between the app and AtomCut, not the model.

What your agent gets:

  • Every editor verb as a tool — the same ~100 commands AtomCut's own agent uses (create and style layers, keyframes, effects, grading, timeline edits, captions, 3D worlds, character rigs and switches, physics bodies / fields / joints, AI media jobs), with live JSON schemas.
  • Eyes — view_render / view_frames return real renders as images, so it checks its own work.
  • The AtomCut skill as resources (atomcut://skill/SKILL.md and references) — how to work well in the app, plus the default design system.
  • Safety — the bridge listens on 127.0.0.1 only and trusts only AtomCut's own origins (app.atomcut.net, the desktop app, localhost); a tab served from anywhere else must present the pairing token printed on start (also in ~/.atomcut-mcp; extra origins via ATOMCUT_MCP_ORIGINS); every change is labelled with your agent's name in AtomCut's Undo menu, one step per request.

MIT licensed.