@clipwright/mcp-server 0.34.0 → 0.36.0

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  Your coding agent writes the script; [Clipwright](https://clipwright.io/?ref=npm) renders
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  a short vertical video of an actor speaking it, 1080×1920 by default. It also
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- makes faceless videos of up to 90 seconds from a script or a short brief: narration
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+ makes faceless videos of a length you pick, 30 to 90 seconds, from a script or a short brief: narration
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  over an opening animated clip and image scenes, with no on-camera presenter. The agent
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  asks for a free quote before it spends anything, and whatever the API cannot
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  honor comes back in `warnings[]` instead of being dropped silently.
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  with a fresh agent on this server on 2026-10-24; the video was rendered from the
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  same call.
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- Price: 400 credits for 33 seconds. The quote named the price before
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- anything was spent. [Watch it](https://clipwright.io/mcp#examples).
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+ The quote named the price before anything was spent; list_prices names every
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+ rate. [Watch it](https://clipwright.io/mcp#examples).
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  ## Tools
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  - `list_workflows` — read workflow methods and current availability. Free.
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  - `get_workflow` — read one method's required inputs, script rules, evidence and limitations. Free.
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  - `prepare_workflow_plan` — create with a complete document, or save with both `plan_id` and `base_version`. Free; starts no run.
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+ - `plan_reference_remake` — the server compiles a reference ad's profile and your exact script into a new plan; its warnings name what the plan does not reproduce. Free; starts no run and generates nothing.
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  - `get_workflow_plan` — read the current owned plan, revision and readiness. Free.
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  - `approve_workflow_plan` — explicitly approve a chosen revision and content digest. Free; starts no run.
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  - `quote_workflow_plan` — quote the approved revision without spending credits.
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  - `quote_ugc` — estimated duration and price, plus a warning when `make_ugc`
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  with the same input would be refused for money or access. Free.
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  - `get_account` — balance, debt and holds of the account. Free.
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+ - `list_prices` — what every tool costs in credits: a number per unit, or a
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+ formula where the price depends on the input; free tools are listed at 0.
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+ Free.
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+ - `send_feedback` — tell Clipwright what is missing, confusing, wrong or slow,
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+ optionally about a run; we read every one. Free.
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  - `make_ugc` — **renders a clip; this is the call that costs money.** Returns a
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  `run_id` immediately instead of blocking, because a render takes minutes.
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  - `get_run` — status of a run. Free; poll it every few seconds.
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  - `revise_run` — **starts a revision: a new run that renders the video again
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  with the shots you change; this costs money.** Pass `changes` (a shot and what
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  to generate for it) or the whole edited `document`. A revision that delivers
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- is charged its quoted total; one that fails is charged nothing, even when its
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- paid work was already done. An identical request returns the same run;
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+ is charged its quoted total; one that fails is charged nothing. An identical
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+ request returns the same run;
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  `attempt` starts a second one on purpose. Returns a `run_id` immediately; poll
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  `get_run` until `succeeded`.
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  - `quote_candidate` — price of a shot candidate of a faceless video: one picture
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  - `create_candidate` — **makes a shot candidate; this costs money.** Pass the
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  shot and the operation to generate for it. A delivered candidate is charged
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  its one unit whether it is kept or discarded; one that fails is charged
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- nothing, even when its paid work was already done. An identical request
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+ nothing. An identical request
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  returns the same run; `take` makes another candidate on purpose. Returns a
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  `run_id` immediately; poll `get_run` until `succeeded`.
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  - `list_generation_models` — the models of single generations with their
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  measured shapes and credits per image or per second. Free.
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  - `quote_image`, `quote_video` — price of one image or one clip. Free.
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  - `generate_image`, `generate_video` — **make one image or one silent clip;
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- this costs money.** One that fails is charged nothing, even when the vendor
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- was already paid. An identical request returns the same run; `attempt` starts
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+ this costs money.** One that fails is charged nothing. An identical request returns the same run; `attempt` starts
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  another on purpose. Poll `get_run`; `generation.url` is the file.
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  - `upload_image` — a PNG/JPEG from a local `path` or a public https `url` →
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  `upload_id` and a signed https url to pass as `image`. Free; 20 per day, at
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  - `update_asset` — rename an asset or change its role. Free.
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  - `delete_asset` — delete an asset; a daily cleanup removes its file once 7 days
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  have passed. Free.
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+ - `quote_analysis` — price of a reference analysis of an asset: 70 credits, or 0
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+ when the asset's analysis would answer. Free.
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+ - `analyze_reference` — read a reference ad (an MP4 asset, up to 120 s) into a
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+ `reference_profile`: beats, graphics in our template vocabulary, captions,
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+ pacing and what we cannot draw. Returns at once; poll
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+ `get_reference_analysis`. 70 credits held and charged once it succeeds; a
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+ failed analysis costs nothing. 10 new analyses per hour.
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+ - `get_reference_analysis` — the state of an analysis, with the profile and its
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+ warnings once it succeeded. Free.
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  - `quote_actor` — price of a personal actor before creating one. Free.
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  - `create_actor` — **creates a personal actor from a description; this costs
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  money.** Each requested format is a separate charged image. Returns a `run_id`
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  - `quote_faceless` — price of a faceless video before making one. Free.
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  - `make_faceless` — **makes a faceless video from your script or from a short
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  brief; this costs money.** You pick 30 to 90 seconds; the video ends with its
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- narration, from 25 seconds to a quarter past your pick (never past 90), and
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- costs at most the quote. Narration plays over an opening
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+ narration, at least 25 seconds and usually at most a quarter past your pick
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+ and 90 (a longer narration runs to its end), and costs at most the quote. Narration plays over an opening
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  animated clip and image scenes, with captions on by default. `voice` picks
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  the narration voice by name. Returns a
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  `run_id` immediately; poll `get_run` until `succeeded`.
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  a failed run on purpose, not a free refresh. For faceless videos `attempt`
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- `SKILL.md` ships inside the package with the full operating instructions, and
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- `CHANGELOG.md` next to it says what changed in each release and what was removed.
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+ `SKILL.md` ships inside the package with the full operating instructions.
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+ [clipwright.io/changelog](https://clipwright.io/changelog) says what changed in each
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  ## Privacy
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