What the Cursor MCP server does
MCP is how Cursor reaches a service outside your codebase. Adding the OpenClips server puts a set of video tools next to the ones the editor already has: the agent can read what your workspace holds, choose a model, fire a render and report where the file landed. You brief it in the same chat you use for code.
Installing with the link
The row on this page is a Cursor install link. Paste it into your browser and the editor opens with the OpenClips server prefilled, so nothing is typed by hand and nothing is added until you confirm it. The first tool call sends you to OpenClips in the browser to sign in and approve the connection.
Rendering without leaving the editor
Describe the clip and the agent does the rest. It picks a model from the live roster, quotes the render before spending anything, and hands back the file. It lands in your OpenClips library, so a clip started in the editor can be finished or shared from the app later. Every other client's steps are on the OpenClips MCP hub.
