atsurae MCP server

atsurae is a helper that lets your AI assistant edit videos for you, just by talking. You describe what you want, like a 30-second intro with your avatar and background music, and the AI does the cutting, layering, and rendering. It is handy for people who make short videos but do not want to learn a full video editor.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI what kind of video you want. The AI uses this helper to look at your project and see what clips, images, and audio you have. Then it places clips on a timeline, adds music, adjusts volume, and tidies up gaps. When you are happy, it asks the service to render the video and gives you a download link for the finished file.

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What you can do with it

• Add, move, trim, and delete clips on a timeline
• Layer up to five tracks, like background, avatar, and text overlays
• Add background music and lower it under narration
• Close gaps and snap clips together automatically
• Check the video for pacing or composition problems
• Render the final video at 1080p and get a download link
• Undo changes by rolling back to an earlier step

Try asking your AI

• “Create a 30-second intro video with the uploaded avatar and background music”
• “Trim the first clip to 5 seconds and move it to the start”
• “Add a text overlay at the top saying Welcome and close all the gaps”
• “Render this project at 1080p and give me the download link”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, like a summary of your project, a list of clips, or a note that a change was made. It can also show preview frames and before-and-after comparisons so you can check the look. When the video is done, you get the duration, resolution, file size, and a download link.

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Who it's for

People who make short videos, like marketers, teachers, or content creators, and want to edit by chatting instead of using a full video editor.