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catclaw

v1.3.0

Published

Cat Claw AI from the terminal — render images, video, boards, speech and whole films on your own credits, enhance images, post finished renders to your socials, plus `catclaw mcp`, a stdio MCP bridge to the hosted server for stdio-only MCP clients.

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catclaw

Cat Claw AI from the terminal — render images, video, boards, speech and whole films on your own credits, enhance images, post finished renders to your socials, plus catclaw mcp, a stdio MCP bridge to the hosted server for stdio-only MCP clients.

npm install -g catclaw
catclaw keys mint --label "my laptop" --save    # password-authed; key saved to config, never printed
# (or mint in Cat Claw → Connect AI and paste it once via `catclaw login`)

catclaw image "a cat barista" --ratio 1:1
catclaw video "a surfing cat" --ratio 9:16 --seconds 15 --wait
catclaw film  "30s ad for Cat Claw cold brew, 9:16"   # one command → one stitched film URL
catclaw board ./product.jpg --preset kitty-art-storyboard --wait   # ids: catclaw presets
catclaw enhance ./portrait.jpg --focus portrait --wait
catclaw post https://…/film.mp4 --to instagram --caption "meow"    # free; the command IS the approval
catclaw balance
  • Thin, honest client: all pricing, budgets and refunds are server-side — results report exactly the credits the server charged; failed renders refund automatically. No telemetry.
  • Every command supports --json and exits non-zero on failure (1 failure · 2 usage · 3 auth · 4 network).
  • Zero dependencies: Node ≥ 20 builtins only.

MCP bridge for Claude Code / Claude Desktop / any stdio MCP client (after keys mint --save or catclaw login, no key needs to appear anywhere):

claude mcp add catclaw -- catclaw mcp

Full docs: docs/CATCLAW_CLI.md in the Cat Claw repo (https://github.com/BESPOKE44/CATCLAWAI). Env: CATCLAW_API_KEY, CATCLAW_BASE_URL, CATCLAW_CONFIG_DIR. Run catclaw help for everything.