Yes, once SnapDub is connected. Paste a YouTube, Twitch or podcast link into the chat, say how many clips you want, and the assistant has SnapDub cut them - captioned, vertical, with titles and hashtags - then hands you the download links.
Done - SnapDub cut 3 vertical clips with captions. Ranked by how likely they are to hold attention:
Post the first one today. Download links, descriptions and hashtags are below.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way for an AI assistant to use another app on your behalf. ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and a growing list of tools speak it. Add a connector once and the assistant can call that app whenever your request needs it.
SnapDub's connector gives the assistant the parts of SnapDub that matter in a chat: make clips from a link, follow the progress, read the finished clips with their titles, scores and hashtags, use your saved templates, and look up live paid clipping campaigns. It works on your own account and your own credits, exactly like the app.
Every assistant asks for the same thing: this address.
https://snapdub.ai/mcp
Open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector and paste the address. Add it on the web or in the desktop app; after that it works in the mobile app too.
Open Settings, then Apps and connectors, and add a custom connector with the same address - ChatGPT may ask you to turn on developer mode for it first. Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients have the same option in their MCP settings.
One line in the terminal, then type /mcp and approve the sign-in:
claude mcp add --transport http snapdub https://snapdub.ai/mcpThe assistant opens a SnapDub page. Sign in the way you always do - Google, Whop or email - check which app is asking, and press Allow. No API key to copy and nothing to paste back.
It calls create_video with the link and your settings - number of clips, length, captions, a template. SnapDub checks the link and your credits before anything starts and says so plainly if something is off.
The same pipeline as the app: it fetches the video, reads what is said and what is on screen, picks the moments worth clipping, crops each one to vertical on whoever is speaking, and burns in captions.
Longer videos take a few minutes. The assistant can check progress with get_video, or you can come back later and ask - the clips also appear in your SnapDub projects.
list_clips returns every clip with its title, score, description, hashtags and a download link. Post them straight away, or open them in SnapDub to trim, restyle or schedule.
whoamicreate_videoget_videolist_videoslist_clipslist_templateslist_campaignsBecause the chat is where the rest of the work already is. You ask for clips in the same place you write the posting plan, the caption ideas or the message to your client, and the assistant can take the clip titles straight into whatever comes next.
It also chains things no single app does on its own: find a campaign with budget left, read its rules, make clips from a video that fits it, and pick the ones that score highest - in one conversation.
Nothing changes about the clips themselves. They come out of the same pipeline, carry the same template, cost the same credits and land in the same projects as clips made in the app.
No. It is included on every plan, free one too. Making clips through the assistant spends the same credits as making them in the app; reading your videos, clips and templates costs nothing.
Any app that supports remote MCP connectors: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and others. They all use the same address.
No. The assistant opens a SnapDub page where you sign in and press Allow. It never sees your password.
It sees what the tools return for the account you signed in with: your videos, clips, templates and credits. It cannot change your settings, billing or connected social accounts.
In SnapDub, open Profile, then Connected apps, and press Disconnect. The assistant loses access straight away. You can also remove the connector in the assistant itself.
Posting runs through SnapDub's Content Plan, where your TikTok, YouTube and Instagram accounts are connected. Ask the assistant for the clips and their text, then schedule them in SnapDub.
Every account starts with 500 free credits - enough for a full video. Create one, add the connector, and ask.
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