ChatCut-Inc/agent-plugin

Plugin for agents to interact with Chatcut

What it solves

It allows users to edit ChatCut video projects using AI agents. By connecting AI assistants like Codex and Claude Code to the ChatCut platform, users can perform complex video editing tasks through natural language prompts rather than manual editing.

How it works

The project provides plugin packages for Codex and Claude Code that connect to a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint. Once authenticated, the AI agent can execute specific "skills" to interact with the ChatCut API, allowing it to manipulate project timelines, import media, and generate assets.

Who it’s for

Video editors and content creators who use ChatCut and want to automate their editing workflow using AI agents.

Highlights

  • AI-driven video editing: Import media, change timelines, and export videos via prompts.
  • Asset generation: Create motion graphics, voiceovers, and background music.
  • Audio processing: Transcribe audio and add captions automatically.
  • Multi-agent support: Compatible with both Codex and Claude Code.

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