References while you write
Develop a treatment, a lookbook or a pitch with your assistant and bring in the matching frames from your own library at each step, without leaving the conversation.
The cine.gallery MCP server, in development, will let Claude and other AI assistants search your library and draft galleries on your behalf, with your permission and within your account's access.
Describe the frames you need and receive your own references, ranked exactly as cine.gallery search ranks them.
Share a treatment or a shot list and receive a first-pass gallery, assembled from your library, ready for you to refine.
The assistant authenticates as you, sees only what your account can see, and asks before it changes anything.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI assistants such as Claude to work with external services through defined tools. The cine.gallery server will expose a focused set of actions: search the library, open an asset, list galleries and add to a gallery.
It follows the same principles as the rest of the product. Libraries remain private, every request is authorised against your account and membership, and nothing is shared or published without your explicit action.
Develop a treatment, a lookbook or a pitch with your assistant and bring in the matching frames from your own library at each step, without leaving the conversation.
Describe a sequence, a location or a look and receive a draft gallery built from the references you already hold. The assistant proposes; you reorder, refine and send.
Grant access with the account that owns the library and revoke it from Settings at any time. The assistant never sees more than you could see yourself.
Add the cine.gallery server to any MCP-compatible assistant.
Sign in and approve access with the account that owns the library.
Search, open and collect references in conversation.
Remove access from Settings whenever you choose.
Not yet. It is in active development. Request early access and we will contact you as soon as it is ready to test.
Any assistant or tool that implements the Model Context Protocol, including Claude.
No. An assistant reads only what it needs to answer your request, acting as you. Access is yours to grant and to revoke at any time.
Plan availability will be confirmed before launch and published on the pricing page.
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