Supercut MCP now works in Claude Desktop app. Connect it once and Claude can search your recordings and read transcripts, comments, reactions, frames, and playlists, directly inside Cowork or Chat.
New here? Start with our Model Context Protocol (MCP) article for the full overview of tokens and scopes.
Read our documentation for more details about it.
1. Find Supercut MCP in the Directory
In your Claude desktop app or browser, click on Customize, and select Connectors.
On the top right click on Add and from the drop down menu select Browse connectors.
Search for Supercut, click on it and add it to your Claude/Team.
2. Configure Supercut MCP
Select the Workspace you want to connect the MCP with. Click on Change if you'd like to connect to another workspace.
Click on Continue and you'll see Supercut in your list of connectors. The MCP is ready to use.
3. Tools settings
Go to Connectors, and select Supercut.
In this page you can choose the different tools permissions, you can disable certain tool, set some as "needs approval" or "always allow".
Depending on the setting, Claude will ask you permissions to use the tool everytime you prompt it.
If you want to see the complete list of tools, read it here.
4. Test the connection
Open a chat in Cowork and ask Claude to use Supercut. For example:
Use the Supercut MCP to list my recent recordings and pull out any bug reports
If the connection works, Claude will retrieve your Supercut data through MCP.
That's it!
Claude in Cowork can now read your Supercuts directly. Ask it to pull transcripts, summarize recordings, surface comments, or extract action items from any video you have access to.