- 1credit per minute of video
- 0charged when no clips come back
- 3videos processing at once
Works on any plan with credits
No Pro-only gate. If you have credits, your agent can use them, at the same credit cost as the web app.
Paste a podcast link into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor and get ranked, captioned short clips back without leaving the chat.
In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, then + Add, then Add custom connector.
Name it FrameOS and paste the server URL.
https://frameos.studio/mcpKeep "Use Claude's published identity", click Add, then Connect and sign in to FrameOS.
Ask: "What is my FrameOS credit balance?"
Works on the web, in Claude Desktop and on mobile once added. Free Claude plans allow one custom connector.
No API keys: you sign in to FrameOS once and your agent works inside your account.
One conversation: a long episode in, ranked clips out, captions restyled, and a post that waits for your yes.
Waiting for a video linkNo Pro-only gate. If you have credits, your agent can use them, at the same credit cost as the web app.
Drafting never posts. Every post shows the account, text and visibility first.
The render begins right away, and your agent sorts out captions and platforms while it runs.
Say the platform and your agent picks the shape.
Sign in to FrameOS once, in your browser. Your agent works inside your account.
Your agent does each one with the FrameOS tools. You just talk to it.
Turn this episode into 5 TikToks: [link]
Works on podcasts, interviews, webinars, streams and sales calls. Click one to copy it.
Turn this podcast into 5 vertical shorts for TikTok: https://youtube.com/watch?v=...
Make 3 square clips for LinkedIn from this interview, focused on what we say about hiring.
Use the Karaoke style on all my clips from today, move the captions up a bit, and export them.
Find the three most quotable lines in last week's episode, with timestamps.
Make a 16:9 YouTube thumbnail for my top clip in the style of this one: [image link]
Turn this webinar into a week of content: 7 clips, captions, thumbnails and posts for YouTube and LinkedIn.
It connects your AI agent to your FrameOS account. Add it to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Codex by URL and your agent can send a video for clipping, wait out the render, restyle captions, search the transcript, make thumbnails and draft posts, all inside your account.
Claude (web, desktop and mobile), ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code with GitHub Copilot are tested end to end. Gemini CLI and Perplexity are in beta: sign-in is set up for them and their steps are on this page, but we're still testing each one end to end. If one gives you trouble, tell us at support@frameos.studio.
Any plan with credits. There's no Pro-only gate, and your agent spends the same credits you'd spend in the web app: 1 credit per started minute of source video, charged only when clips are delivered, and 10 credits per thumbnail. Exports, caption changes, copy drafts and posting are free. Clips made on the free plan carry the FrameOS watermark, just like in the web app, and sending a link that already finished starts a new project that is charged again in full. Plans are on the pricing page.
No. You sign in to FrameOS once, in a normal browser window, and your agent works inside your account. There is no key to copy or leak.
Drafting copy never posts. Posting is its own FrameOS tool, marked as one that changes things, so Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code ask for your OK before they run it, unless you have told them not to ask. Posts go only to accounts you connected in FrameOS yourself.
Usually 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the video's length and how many clips you ask for. Agents that can wait check back on their own; chat apps tell you when to ask again. Up to 3 videos can be processing at once in a workspace.
Scheduling posts, share links, dubbing, censoring, free-form timeline edits, choosing the clip length, and posting to TikTok or X (your agent can still write the copy). Those live in the FrameOS web app or are coming later.
Add FrameOS to your AI app, sign in once, and ask for your first clips.