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@fastcut-video/mcp-agent

v0.2.3

Published

a month ago

FastCut local MCP agent bootstrapper

Downloads

122

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fastcut mcp codex video-editing

@fastcut-video/mcp-agent

fastcut-mcp is the packaged local MCP agent launcher for FastCut.

This version:

launches fastcut-local-agent-core directly
provides one stable command: fastcut-mcp
does not require FASTCUT_APP_ROOT
does not require a local videoCut source checkout

What It Does

When started, fastcut-mcp launches the shared FastCut local agent runtime:

browser page: fastcut.video or local FastCut app
local bridge: 127.0.0.1:4174 by default
MCP stdio runtime: fastcut-local-agent-core

Commands

fastcut-mcp
fastcut-mcp --doctor
fastcut-mcp --help

Install

npm install -g @fastcut-video/mcp-agent

Environment

VIDEOCUT_LOCAL_AGENT_PORT Override the local bridge port. Default: 4174.
VIDEOCUT_LOCAL_AGENT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS Override request timeout for long-running tools.

Suggested Codex MCP Config

[mcp_servers.fastcut]
command = "fastcut-mcp"
args = []
enabled = true
startup_timeout_ms = 15000
tool_timeout_sec = 300

[mcp_servers.fastcut.env]
VIDEOCUT_LOCAL_AGENT_PORT = "4174"
VIDEOCUT_LOCAL_AGENT_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS = "240000"

Runtime Conditions

Start fastcut-mcp
Open FastCut in a local browser
Sign in and open a project
Let Codex call FastCut MCP tools against the current project

Current Scope

This version already ships the shared runtime as a package-local dependency. It is suitable for npm installation, internal dogfooding, and the upcoming desktop shell.