musevate/MCP
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Musevate MCP server: generate video from a prompt, an image, or reference images across many AI video models.
MCP
musevate/MCP
Added 16 Sept 2026
Overview
Musevate MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that generates video from a text prompt, an image, or reference images. It provides a unified interface across many AI video models, letting clients send different input types and receive generated video results.
Best for
Best for
Developers building MCP-compatible tools that need flexible AI video generation from varied inputs.
Use cases
- Generate video clips from text prompts
- Animate a still image into a video
- Use reference images to guide style or subject consistency
How to use
Tools exposed
MUSEVATE_API_KEYMUSEVATE_MCP_URLMUSEVATE_TIMEOUT_MSlist_modelsquote_videogenerate_videocheck_videocheck_balance
Tested with
Claude Code, ChatGPT
Example client config
{\n "mcpServers": {\n "musevate": {\n "type": "http",\n "url": "https://musevate.com/api/mcp",\n "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer mv_live_..." }\n }\n }\n} Notes
Musevate MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that generates video from a text prompt, an image, or reference images. It provides a unified interface across many AI video models, letting clients send different input types and receive generated video results.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-13. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Generate video clips from text prompts
- Animate a still image into a video
- Use reference images to guide style or subject consistency
Pros
- Supports multiple input modes: prompt, image, reference images
- Model-agnostic design works across many AI video backends
- TypeScript implementation fits standard MCP tooling
Cons
- Zero stars suggest early-stage or unproven project
- Requires external API keys and model availability
- No release or usage documentation beyond the repository description
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Pros
- Supports multiple input modes: prompt, image, reference images
- Model-agnostic design works across many AI video backends
- TypeScript implementation fits standard MCP tooling
Cons
- Zero stars suggest early-stage or unproven project
- Requires external API keys and model availability
- No release or usage documentation beyond the repository description
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