Use Scenivia from your AI agent
Brief a launch video, pick a template, edit every shot and export the MP4 without leaving the agent you already work in.
https://api.scenivia.com/mcpThe Studio's controls, in your agent
28 tools over one connection. Your agent reads and changes the same project you open in the Studio.
Create a project and write the brief
Start a project, describe the product, its audience and the call to action, and set your brand colours and typeface.
Generate the storyboard
Write a film from a prompt, the brief and your screenshots. It uses your plan's generation allowance, not credits.
Compare the templates
Read what each Library template tells, for which kind of product and how long it runs, with a preview, before choosing.
Edit scenes, colours and texts
Retitle a shot, swap a picture, repaint in your colours, change a transition. Each batch is checked against the film before it is applied.
Add or remove a shot
Add a shot at the end or remove one. The change lands in your Studio when you open the project.
Export the MP4
Check the export for free, render it in 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16 and get a download link. Credits are spent only if the export succeeds.
YouMake a 30 second launch video for https://example.com in Scenivia.
- Project created
- Brief written
- Templates compared
- Video generated
- Edits applied
- Ready to export
AgentThe film is in your Studio. Shall I export it? An export spends credits only if it succeeds.
Connect Scenivia to your AI app
Pick your app and follow its steps.
On the first call, Scenivia opens its authorization page: sign in and choose what the agent may read, edit and export.
In claude.ai or the desktop app, open:
CustomizeConnectorsAdd custom connectorPaste the address and add the connector.
https://api.scenivia.com/mcpClick Connect, then approve on Scenivia's page.
How do I know it works?
Scenivia shows as connected in the app's list of MCP servers.
Then ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsTurn on developer mode:
SettingsAppsAdvanced settingsDeveloper modeThen add the server: name it Scenivia, paste the address and choose OAuth.
Plugins+Add custom MCP serverhttps://api.scenivia.com/mcp
How do I know it works?
Type @ in a new chat: Scenivia is in the list.
Then ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsClick Add to Cursor above and confirm in Cursor.
Cursor opens Scenivia's sign-in page in your browser: approve it.
How do I know it works?
Scenivia appears under Customize › MCPs with its tools.
Then ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsClick Add to VS Code above and confirm in VS Code.
VS Code opens Scenivia's sign-in page in your browser: approve it.
How do I know it works?
Scenivia is listed under MCP: List Servers in the Command Palette.
Then ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsIn your terminal, add the server:
claude mcp add --transport http scenivia https://api.scenivia.com/mcpOr, inside Claude Code, install the plugin, which adds a Scenivia skill:
/plugin marketplace add Scenivia/claude-plugin /plugin install scenivia@scenivia
How do I know it works?
This command lists scenivia as connected (inside Claude Code, /mcp shows the same).
claude mcp listThen ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsIn your terminal, add the server and sign in:
codex mcp add scenivia --url https://api.scenivia.com/mcp codex mcp login scenivia
How do I know it works?
This command lists scenivia (in Codex, /mcp shows it too).
codex mcp listThen ask your agent:
List my Scenivia projectsQuestions about the MCP
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code and Codex, step by step above. Another app works if it signs in to remote MCP servers with OAuth and a client metadata document; Gemini CLI and Perplexity, for example, do not yet.
No. There is nothing to copy or paste: the authorization page hands your agent its token once you approve it.
Only on an export that succeeds. Reading, editing and checking the export cost nothing, and the storyboard uses your plan's generation allowance.
Disconnect it from Account › Security. Its token stops working at once, and the next call is refused.
