Chillin - MCP
The intelligent control core of Chillin Video Editor Empowers AI agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) SDK, allowing automated and intelligent video editing
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your-mcp-token-here
mcp.json
1"chillin-mcp": {
2 "command": "npx",
3 "args": ["chillin-editor-mcp", "start"],
4 "env": {
5 "TOKEN": "<your_token>"
6 }
7}How to Start the MCP Server
1
Get your token
Click the button above to generate your MCP token
2
Insert into config
Add the following configuration to your MCP settings:
macOS/Linux:
claude_desktop_config.json
1"chillin-mcp": {
2 "command": "sh",
3 "args": [
4 "-c",
5 "cd ~ && npx chillin-editor-mcp start"
6 ],
7 "env": {
8 "TOKEN": "<your_token>"
9 }
10}Windows:
claude_desktop_config.json
1"chillin-mcp": {
2 "command": "cmd",
3 "args": [
4 "/c",
5 "cd %USERPROFILE% && npx chillin-editor-mcp start"
6 ],
7 "env": {
8 "TOKEN": "<your_token>"
9 }
10}3
Open Chillin Editor
Make sure you are logged in, then visit the Chillin Editor at:
4
Enable MCP Mode
Click your avatar in the top navbar, open the dropdown menu, and enable the MCP Mode Switch
📁 Using Local Media Files
To use the local assets file service, both the MCP server and the web video editor must be running on the same host machine
- A chillin-mcp-assets folder will be automatically created in your current working directory
- Place your media files (images, videos, audio) in this folder
- Supported file types: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, MP4, WEBM, MOV, MP3, WAV, and more
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