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What Is Reap MCP?

Reap MCP lets AI tools connect to your Reap workspace through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). After you connect it, you can ask an AI agent to create clips, add captions, reframe videos, dub videos, check project status, retrieve clip links, and publish or schedule content from Reap. You do not need to copy an API key into your AI tool. Reap MCP uses OAuth, so you sign in to Reap and choose the workspace the agent is allowed to use.

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Before You Start

  • Your Reap workspace must be on a paid plan with API access enabled.
  • Your AI tool must support remote MCP servers.
  • You need access to the Reap workspace you want to connect.

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Reap MCP Server URL

The endpoint is the same in every tool:

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Pick Your Tool

Each guide has the exact setup steps for that tool:

ChatGPT & Codex

Custom MCP app in ChatGPT, or a plugin in Codex.

Claude & Claude Code

Custom connector in Claude chat, or one command in Claude Code.

Cursor

Add Reap to .cursor/mcp.json or your global config.

VS Code

Add Reap to .vscode/mcp.json and use it in agent mode.

OpenClaw

Add Reap with openclaw mcp add and authorize.

Any other agent

Point any MCP-compatible tool at the endpoint above.
In any agent that can edit its own config, paste this into the chat:
The agent writes the config and starts the sign-in flow below.

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Authorize Your Reap Workspace

No matter which agent you connect, the authorization flow works the same way:
1

Sign in to Reap

Log in to the Reap account that has access to the workspace you want to connect.
2

Choose the workspace

Select the Reap workspace your agent is allowed to use.
3

Authorize access

Click Authorize. The agent only gets access to the workspace you selected.
4

Return to your AI tool

Close the browser tab after authentication succeeds, then return to your agent and continue your workflow.

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Confirm The Connection Works

After connecting, try asking your agent:
You can also try:
If the agent can list Reap tools or access your selected workspace, the connection is working.

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What You Can Ask Your Agent To Do

Once connected, your agent can help with workflows like:
  • Generate AI clips from a video upload or supported source URL.
  • Add captions to a video.
  • Reframe a video into portrait or square format.
  • Dub a video into another language.
  • Transcribe a video.
  • Check project status and retrieve generated clip links.
  • Publish or schedule clips to connected social platforms.
Publishing or scheduling content can affect public social accounts. Your agent should ask for confirmation before posting, scheduling, or changing published content.

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Things To Note

  • Reap MCP uses OAuth, so you do not need to paste a Reap API key into your AI tool.
  • Your agent only has access to the Reap workspace you authorize.
  • You can revoke access later from your Reap dashboard.
  • If your AI tool does not show Reap tools after connecting, restart the tool or reconnect the MCP server.
  • If publishing tools fail, make sure your social accounts are connected in Reap.

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Troubleshooting

  • Make sure your Reap plan includes API access.
  • Confirm you authorized the correct workspace during OAuth.
  • If the browser does not open automatically, copy the authorization URL from your agent and open it manually.
  • If tools do not appear, reconnect the MCP server or restart your AI tool.
  • If publishing fails, check that your social accounts are connected in Reap.
For tool-specific fixes, see the troubleshooting section on your tool’s page above.

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