Create script
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script + project outConnect Codex, Claude Code, Grok, or another compatible MCP agent to write scripts, generate reference audio, and prepare a local video. See client support and setup below.
https://api.scriptseen.com/mcpYour clips never upload.
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script + project outscript in
WAV + timing outproject handoff
MP4 on your deviceA focused toolset for the part an agent can do well—writing, audio and a safe handoff when the user has footage.
create_scriptCreate a complete short-form script from a topic, audience, platform and target length.
script text + private projectgenerate_audioTurn that script into a paced reference read with real sentence timing.
signed WAV + timingprepare_videoOpen the script and audio in ScriptSeen’s local video maker when the user has clips.
private studio handoffOpen your ScriptSeen account in the Studio.
Add the ScriptSeen server in your AI client.
Sign in on ScriptSeen and choose what the agent can do.
The client completes the connection. Personal tokens remain available for clients without OAuth.
URL
https://api.scriptseen.com/mcp
Authentication
OAuth · sign in with ScriptSeenThe cloud does the small work. Your device keeps the large, personal files.
Topic, audience, platform and timing through your scoped token.
A private project handoff remains recoverable for 24 hours.
The browser makes the MP4. No clip or finished video reaches our API.
It can create scripts, generate paced reference audio and prepare a private Make Video handoff. With separate permissions, it can read and edit your saved scripts and open a practice room where you record takes for the coach. It cannot use billing or account controls.
No. The MCP tool returns a browser-studio handoff. You select clips in that browser and the browser renders the MP4 on the device.
Yes. Script and new reference-audio requests use the connected ScriptSeen account’s normal daily allowance. Cached audio replays stay free.
Open Agent connections in ScriptSeen and revoke that connection. Revocation takes effect on the next request.
Turn an idea into a script, a paced read and a private local-video handoff.