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Add the Supercut MCP server in Claude Code, then sign in only if Claude asks you to.
Run the command below in your terminal. It writes the server configuration, and the user scope makes Supercut available in Claude Code across all of your projects. This step does not start OAuth.
claude mcp add \
--scope user \
--transport http \
supercut https://mcp.supercut.ai/mcpThis command adds the server configuration; it does not sign you in. In Claude Code, use /mcp only if Supercut reports Needs authentication.
Start Claude Code and enter /mcp. If Supercut says Needs authentication, select it, choose Authenticate, and follow the browser prompt to sign in, choose your workspace, and approve access. If it already says Connected, Claude Code has reusable credentials and you can skip this step.
/mcpAsk Claude Code for the Supercut server details. It should report the remote HTTP server as connected and expose its recording tools.
claude mcp get supercutStart with a read-only request so you can see the recording context your client receives.
Find my most recent Supercut recording and summarize the decisions and action items.Need client-specific troubleshooting? Read the Claude Code MCP guide.
How Supercut MCP gives agents permission-aware access to recordings, transcripts, and frames.
Connect Supercut as a remote connector in Claude Desktop and authorize access in the browser.
Point Codex at Supercut’s MCP endpoint and bring recording context into your coding sessions.
Configure Cursor so its agents can search recordings and read transcripts from your editor.
Add Supercut to VS Code for Copilot-powered workflows over your recordings.