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      Enables agents to build and render video edits programmatically through MLT/melt, with tools for creating projects, adding, trimming, splitting, moving and removing clips, applying filters, adding text titles and crossfades, reading back the timeline, and rendering — saving edits as native Shotcut .mlt projects that can still be opened and hand-edited.
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      Enables agents to create, inspect and edit Kdenlive project files, import and relink media, query installed MLT effects/transitions, author subtitles, and run asynchronous MLT renders, plus drive the live Kdenlive editor UI. Edits always write new files, and rendering is job-based with verification of the output.
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      Enables AI assistants to automate video editing tasks such as creating, inspecting, and saving projects, adding, splitting, and deleting clips, applying kinetic motion behaviors, and validating render parameters. Supports JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio and HTTP.
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      Enables local-first video editing through the Model Context Protocol by maintaining versioned JSON projects, applying revision-checked timeline edits, compiling deterministic MLT, queuing renders, generating previews, and verifying outputs with local Kdenlive/MLT and FFmpeg tools.
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      Enables AI clients to drive video editing tasks in plain language — inspecting project trees, importing media, running any FilmCraft command, rendering frames, probing files, and exporting sequences. It works either against a running app via its control socket or headless against a project file.
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