{
  "slug": "opusclip",
  "name": "OpusClip MCP",
  "vendor": "OpusClip",
  "official": true,
  "category": "editing-post",
  "featured": false,
  "tagline": "Turns long footage into ranked short clips, then captions, edits, and schedules them.",
  "description": "OpusClip's first-party hosted MCP gives an agent the whole repurposing chain: submit a file or URL, get back clips ranked by a virality score, pull the word-timed transcript, then apply a frame-level editing script to fix a trim, a caption, or the retiming. From there it captions, censors profanity, generates thumbnails and per-platform social copy, groups clips into collections, and schedules or posts them to connected accounts. For a film pipeline this is the tail end — the trailer cutdowns, the festival teasers, the vertical social pulls off a finished piece — not the edit itself. Export is the part filmmakers care about: HD, 4K, or an Adobe Premiere XML project you can finish properly.",
  "capabilities": [
    "clip-curation",
    "transcript-editing",
    "captioning",
    "reframing",
    "thumbnails",
    "social-copy",
    "scheduling",
    "publishing",
    "premiere-xml-export",
    "remote-mcp"
  ],
  "tools_sample": [
    "opusclip_submit_project",
    "opusclip_list_clips",
    "opusclip_describe_clip",
    "opusclip_get_transcript",
    "opusclip_get_editing_script",
    "opusclip_apply_editing_script",
    "opusclip_create_censor_job",
    "opusclip_export_clip",
    "opusclip_create_social_copy_job",
    "opusclip_create_thumbnail_job",
    "opusclip_schedule_publish",
    "opusclip_get_usage"
  ],
  "install": {
    "claude_code": "claude mcp add --transport http opusclip https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp",
    "remote_url": "https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp",
    "stdio_command": "npx -y @opusclip/mcp (a launcher for the same hosted server, not a local one — the npm package is still 0.1.0 from 2 Jul 2026, so prefer the HTTP endpoint)"
  },
  "auth": {
    "type": "oauth",
    "env_var": null,
    "key_url": "OAuth in the browser on first connect — no API key; sign in at https://www.opus.pro"
  },
  "pricing": "credits",
  "links": {
    "repo": "https://github.com/opus-pro/opusclip-mcp",
    "docs": "https://help.opus.pro/api-reference/agent-setup",
    "site": "https://www.opus.pro/mcp"
  },
  "added": "2026-08-19",
  "verified": "2026-08-19",
  "notes": "Official, hosted, and still labelled beta by OpusClip's own changelog — which advertised 25 tools while the docs now list 27 workflow tools plus 2 thumbnail-generation ones, so trust live `tools/list` over any published count. The endpoint at https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp is live and returns OAuth protected-resource metadata pointing at a WorkOS AuthKit authorization server. Entitlement is not universal: the docs say Pro Beta and Max organizations get API access automatically and business customers run under their contract, so a free account may connect and find the write tools locked. Quotas are per workspace and real — 15h / 900 credits a month, a 10-credit floor charged per project regardless of length, and 4 concurrent projects, resetting on the 1st UTC. Fourteen of the tools are writes that spend credits and prompt for approval per call. The public repo is a thin 2-star wrapper (MIT, pushed 14 Aug 2026) under an org with a GitHub IP allow list, so you cannot browse its source anonymously; the docs are the real reference. Scored for short-form social, not for narrative: virality ranking and vertical reframe are the product's opinion, and it will impose it."
}