Scenelit connects to AI assistants like Claude and Grok. Once linked, you can create videos, check their status, and publish them without leaving the chat — every action runs as you, on your account, spending your credits and posting to your connected channels.
Connect it to your assistant
Scenelit exposes its tools over a standard connector, so linking it to Claude or Grok takes a few clicks and a login. From then on your assistant can use Scenelit on your behalf, and you can disconnect it at any time.
Make videos by asking
Describe a video to your assistant and it drives Scenelit to produce it — script, voiceover, visuals, and render — then reports back with the result. It is the same pipeline you get in the app, reachable from the chat you already have open.
Publish without switching apps
Because the connection acts as you, your assistant can publish or schedule a finished video to your connected YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram accounts. Everything respects your account's credits and permissions, so the chat can only do what you can.
Frequently asked questions
Scenelit connects to assistants that support the Model Context Protocol, including Claude and Grok. Once connected, you can make and publish videos directly from the chat.
It acts as you, on your own account, within your credits and permissions — so it can only do what you can. The connection is per-user and you can disconnect it at any time.
Both. A connected assistant can make a video and publish or schedule it to your connected YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram accounts, all from the chat.
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