Control DaVinci Resolve workflows with natural language for editing and rendering.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-da-vinci" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Inspect the current DaVinci Resolve project, import footage from /Volumes/Media/Interview and /Volumes/Media/Broll into the media pool, and organize them into separate bins by folder.
Returns the import status and media pool organization, with clips sorted into matching bins.
Inspect the current timeline, add red markers at points with obvious audio peaks, label each marker as “possible cut point,” and summarize all marker timecodes.
Creates markers on the timeline and outputs a timecoded marker list for editing reference.
Check the Deliver page for the current project, create an H.264 1080p export job for the current timeline named final_v1, and add it to the render queue; if a job with the same name exists, list conflicts first.
Returns the render preset and queue status, either adding the new job or reporting naming conflicts.
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