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BitterClip

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Video editor and producer that remembers everything you've recorded.

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Overview Installation

Overview

BitterClip is a Model Context Protocol server that functions as a video editor and producer with built-in memory of everything you've recorded. By exposing its capabilities through MCP, it lets AI assistants call BitterClip's tools directly rather than requiring manual copy-paste workflows between applications.

The server runs as a remote, hosted service at https://app.bitterclip.com/mcp with no local installation needed. Authentication is not required to connect. Version 1.0.0 is currently available. Learn more at https://bitterclip.com.

BitterClip is listed in the Memory category on mcp.site and works with all major MCP clients including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and Zed. If you maintain BitterClip, you're invited to claim this listing to verify ownership and keep information up to date.

▸Hosted endpoint — Streamable HTTP · https://app.bitterclip.com/mcp

Installation

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
Name: BitterClip
URL:  https://app.bitterclip.com/mcp

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