kimo
Type: MCPCategory: Code-to-video engineSpotted, not yet tested
kimo is a MCP server in our Code-to-video engine category. GUI-less video editor driven entirely over MCP: 376 tools for cuts, keyframes, grading, tracking, captions, audio and 3D. Rust core, CPU renderer, tuned for a 2 GB box. MIT.
Where it fits: Video MCP servers.
Listing isn’t endorsement. This is our summary of the project’s own docs, not a Studio Hall test result. Check the licence and requirements at the source before you build on it.
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