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Render videos from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT

Ngram is a native MCP server. Your assistant calls it like any other tool — in chat, in your editor, in any MCP client.

  • Connect Claude Desktop or Cursor in one config edit
  • Authenticate once with an API key — every chat is hooked up
  • Ask the assistant to make a video — it picks the right call
  • Check credits, list videos, fetch status — all from your chat
ClaudeDesktop
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Create a 30-second explainer video about retrieval-augmented generation.
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claude·calling ngram tool
create_video({
prompt: "RAG explainer",
duration: 30
})
completed·vid_8f3a2c1d
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Rendered the explainer. Here's the preview - it ran in about 38 seconds.

0:30
stdio + HTTP
Bearer ngs_…

Reach every AI client in one config

The bridge between your assistant and ngram. The AI decides when to render.

Works in every assistant you use

Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Notion AI — any MCP client connects with one config edit.

Safe to wire into production

Per-request key validation, HTTPS-only, errors scrubbed of context — ready for real workloads.

Every ngram action available to chat

Create videos, check status, list past renders, read credits — each capability exposed as a discrete tool.

Make videos straight from chat

Ask the assistant for a 30-second explainer. The right tool gets picked, the render kicks off, the result lands in chat.

See every tool call in PostHog

Path, method, user agent, duration, status — every request flows through PostHog for observability.

Run hosted or local

Point at the hosted mcp.ngram.com URL, or run the official npm package locally for stdio clients.

Three steps to chat-to-video

From zero to a rendering video in under five minutes.

1

Create your ngram key

Open Settings → API Keys in ngram and create a new key. It starts with ngs_.

2

Point your client at ngram

Edit your MCP client config (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline) and add ngram as a server with your key.

3

Ask the assistant to create

Open chat in your client and ask it to make a video, check credits, or list past renders. The AI handles the rest.

What will your assistant build?

Anywhere your AI workflow lives, ngram is one tool call away.

Agent-driven video creation

Let an AI agent decide when to render a video as part of a longer workflow - research, draft, render, deliver.

Developer workflows

Build a video into your dev assistant. Ship release notes, demos, or onboarding videos from the same chat you ship code.

Knowledge-base videos

Pair Notion AI with ngram to turn knowledge-base entries into watchable explainers.

Customer success automations

Have an agent watch for trigger conditions in your support tool, then render a personalized video walkthrough.

Status checks at the speed of chat

Ask Claude how many credits you have, what your last 5 videos rendered as, or the status of a single video by id.

Custom internal tools

Wire ngram into your team's internal AI tooling. Every tool becomes a video on demand.

Built for AI-native teams

AI-native teams

Already using Claude Desktop or Cursor every day. ngram becomes one more tool the assistant can reach for.

Developer advocates

Render release demos and tutorial clips from the same chat you write changelogs.

Solo founders

Skip the context switch. Stay in chat, get a video, ship.

Internal-tools builders

Plug ngram into custom internal AI agents using the same MCP your other internal tools already speak.

Research teams

Turn deep-research notes into shareable explainers without leaving your assistant.

Frequently asked questions

Model Context Protocol - an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools. ngram exposes its API as an MCP server, so any MCP client can create videos, check credits, list videos, and more from chat.

Under the hood

  • Native Model Context Protocol server
  • Per-request API key validation, HTTPS-only
  • stdio + HTTP transport support
  • Scrubbed error context
  • PostHog event stream per tool call
  • All ngram endpoints exposed as MCP tools

Add ngram to your assistant

Point your client at ngram and start asking for videos.

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