# ronak-create/FableCut [Health: Active] **Category:** ๐ŸŽฅ Multimedia Process **Repository:** https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut **GitHub Stars:** 663 **Views:** 1 **Installs:** 0 **Upvotes:** 0 **Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/ronak-create-fablecut ## Description Zero-dependency browser video editor that AI agents drive through a JSON timeline. MCP tools to add/patch clips, keyframes, transitions, text animations and filters, import media, and analyze a reference video into an edit blueprint (shots, beats, BPM, drop); the open editor UI live-reloads on every change and exports via ffmpeg. ## Claude Desktop Quick Installation Heuristic fallback โ€” verify the package name and runner against the repository README before running it. Uses `npx` (confidence: low): ```json "mcpServers": { "fablecut": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y","ronak-create-fablecut"] } } ``` ## Documentation & README 
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FableCut is a Premiere-style non-linear video editor that runs entirely in your browser โ€” and exposes its whole timeline as one JSON document. Edit it by hand, from the UI, or let an AI agent (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or anything that speaks MCP/REST) cut your video for you while you watch the timeline update live. Zero npm dependencies. One `node server.js`. That's it. ![FableCut editor](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ronak-create/FableCut/HEAD/docs/screenshot.png) ## Why it's interesting Most "AI video" tools hide the edit behind an API. FableCut flips that: the **project file is the interface**. `project.json` describes media, clips, tracks, effects, keyframes and transitions โ€” any process that can write JSON can edit video, and the open browser UI hot-reloads within ~150 ms via server-sent events. A human and an agent can work on the same timeline at the same time. ## Features **Editing** - Video + audio tracks (default 3+4; add more with **+V** / **+A** in the track header; right-click an empty header โ†’ **Remove track**), drag/trim/split/snap, undo/redo - **Settings** (cog in the top bar) โ€” optional prefs stored in this browser via `localStorage`. Enable **Link timeline and Project bin selection** so picking a timeline clip highlights its media in Project, and clicking a Project item selects every timeline clip that uses it (off by default). - Video + audio tracks (default 3+4), drag/trim/split/snap, undo/redo - **+V** / **+A** in the track header add a video or audio lane (up to 16 each) - Right-click an empty track header โ†’ **Remove track** (disabled if the lane has clips, or if it would leave you with zero video/audio tracks) - Track header **S** solos that lane (mutes all others); click again to restore the previous mute state. Using the mute toggle while soloed exits solo. - Dropping a video with more audio channels than A-tracks **adds the missing lanes automatically** (up to 16) and toasts how many were added; each channel becomes a linked stem on its own A-track - **Direct manipulation on the monitor** โ€” click a clip or title on the preview to move, resize (corner handles), or rotate (top handle, Shift-snap) it directly - **Timeline multi-select** โ€” rubber-band marquee (drag on empty track area), Ctrl/Cmd/Shift+click to add/remove clips, Ctrl+A to select all, Esc to deselect. Drag any selected clip to move the whole group; Delete removes all selected; S splits all selected at the playhead. Inspector shows an "N clips selected" banner. - Beat & cue markers (tap โ‡งm on the beat during playback) with edge snapping - Press Alt+t to add an in/out transition based on the playhead position over the selected clip. The last used transition is remembered as the default. Drag the overlay triangle to adjust duration; Delete clears the focused transition. - Real decoded audio waveforms on clips - **Project bin folders** โ€” tree view with expand/collapse; drag media or folders to nest; right-click the **Project** tab โ†’ New folder; drop files onto a folder to import into it - **Import from URL** โ€” **+ URL** downloads an HTTPS video/audio/image into `./media/` (same-origin after import). Remote SVG is refused. Agents use `fablecut_import_media` with an `https://` path. The URL is not kept as `media.src` โ€” that would taint the canvas and break export. - **Audio Hold** โ€” timeline toolbar toggle: while paused, loops **one frame** of audio at the playhead (useful when stepping frame-by-frame). Scrubbing or frame-step retargets the held slice; meters stay live. **Play** / **Pause** turns it off. - Canvas aspect presets (16:9, 9:16 reels, 4:5, 1:1) + project FPS select (24 / 25 / 30 / 50 / 60; non-preset rates show as Custom) + safe-area guides - **Export frame / reframing** โ€” composition canvas can be larger than the delivery crop (`exportFrame` in `project.json`). Preview dims the overscan; drag the **Export frame** handle to reframe (e.g. 16:9 canvas โ†’ 9:16 export). Fast export crops to the frame; WebCodecs and Realtime export are disabled while a frame is set - **Program Monitor zoom** โ€” mouse-wheel over the preview zooms the composition toward the cursor (fit โ†’ up to **2 screen pixels per canvas pixel**). Magnified view uses **native scrollbars** so overflow stays reachable; middle-click or Alt+drag pans. The **Fit** button (shown while zoomed) resets to the fit-to-stage baseline - Preview playback speed โ€” shuttle the monitor through 1ร—/1.5ร—/2ร—/4ร— with **J**/**K**/**L** (from a stop J/L start playback; while playing L steps faster and J slower, K toggles play/pause and resets to 1ร—); affects the preview player only, never the export - Resizable workspace: drag the divider between monitor and timeline (double-click resets), plus S/M/L timeline track-density presets (S hides thumbnails for compact tracks) - **Zoom to selection** (โ‡งZ) frames all selected clips, not just one - **IN/OUT work area** โ€” set markers with i and o (โ‡งI / โ‡งO to clear). The Program Monitor shows playhead as `current / sequence duration`; when markers are set, IN, marked duration, and OUT stack on the right. **Export** has a Range dropdown (Entire timeline / INโ€“OUT; defaults to INโ€“OUT when markers exist) so you can keep markers for split/trim and still export the full sequence. Enabling **Limit** constrains playback to the marked range and maps Home / End to the IN and OUT positions rather than the full timeline. t splits clips at the markers; โ‡งt trims clips to the work (between marker in and marker out) area. - **Find & close gaps** โ€” a gap is a stretch where every enabled track is empty (black frames). g jumps the playhead to the next shared gap (wraps; respects IN/OUT when both are set). โ‡งG closes the gap under the playhead by pulling later clips left on all enabled tracks. - **Reset a property** โ€” Ctrl/Cmd+click an inspector **label** or **slider** restores that effect/prop to its default *and* clears every keyframe on the channel (scale โ†’ 1, opacity โ†’ 1, paired fields like Crop L/R reset together; transition labels clear the in/out transition). Shift+click a label is playhead-local: if you are parked on a keyframe it removes **that** keyframe only; otherwise it sets the value at the playhead to the default (auto-keys if the channel is already animated). - **Replace media** โ€” the inspector's **Source** button (any video/audio/image/svg clip) swaps the underlying file while keeping position, trim, keyframes, transitions and every effect. Pick another item already in the bin or **Browse fileโ€ฆ** to import and replace in one step. A video's linked L/R audio companions are swapped along with it; a shorter replacement clamps the trim to fit and toasts that it did so. - **Multi-channel video audio** โ€” a video with more than 2 audio channels gets a linked audio clip per channel, not just L/R (5.1, 7.1โ€ฆ). Extra audio tracks (A5, A6, โ€ฆ, capped at 16) are created automatically as needed; replacing a clip's media re-syncs the linked channel clips to the new source's channel count, adding/dropping extras and new tracks as needed. **Look** - 14 one-click filter presets (cinematic, teal-orange, noir, vintage, cyberpunk, sunset, midnightโ€ฆ) - **Adjustment layers** โ€” one clip grades everything below it, Premiere-style - Full grade controls: brightness/contrast/saturation/hue, **temperature & tint**, blur, grayscale/sepia/invert, **vignette**, animated **film grain** - Blend modes (screen, multiply, overlayโ€ฆ), fit modes (contain/cover/stretch), per-edge cropping, corner radius, flip H/V - **Chroma key** (green screen) with tolerance/softness + spill suppression - **AI background removal** (person cut-out, in-browser via MediaPipe) **Motion** - Keyframe animation on ~25 properties with easing - **Keyframe markers on clips** โ€” diamonds on the clip body at each unique keyframe time (tooltip lists channels; a count badge when several share a time). Ctrl/Cmd+โ† / Ctrl/Cmd+โ†’ jumps the playhead to the previous / next keyframe (selected clips first, else clips under the playhead). Inspector fields show the interpolated value at the playhead; changing one updates the keyframe youโ€™re on, or inserts one if that channel is already keyed. Dragging a clip in the program monitor (move / scale / rotate) writes the same way. The โ—† button adds a keyframe at the playhead, or removes the one youโ€™re parked on; โœ• clears the whole channel. When the playhead is outside the selected clip, keyframed fields and โ—† buttons are disabled (they show the nearest edge value) โ€” keyframe edits only apply where the playhead actually is; unanimated properties stay editable anywhere - **Keyframe graphs** โ€” toggle a propertyโ€™s curve in the inspector to show an interpolated value graph beside the program monitor; click the graph to seek - **Speed ramps** โ€” keyframe `speed` and the engine time-remaps video *and* the export audio mix (the fast-into-slow-mo reel move) - **Camera shake** and **RGB-split/chromatic aberration**, both animatable - 17 transitions: fades, slides, wipes (4 directions), zoom, iris, spin, blur, whip-pan, **glitch**, **pop** **Text** - **Title styles** โ€” one-tap cohesive looks (Impact, Elegant, Kinetic cut, Neon, Handwritten, Luxury, and more); new titles vary the font, placement and animation automatically instead of defaulting to one flat style - Kinetic captions: typewriter, word-pop, word-slide, karaoke, **letter-pop**, **wave**, **bounce**, **shake**, **clip-reveal**, **zoom-in**, **font-cut** (rhythmic typeface cuts), **rise-mask** - **Neon glow** for that TikTok caption look - Font editor: system fonts, drop-in custom fonts (`library/fonts/`), and **any Google Font by name** โ€” loaded automatically - Gradient fills, outline, background pills, letter-spacing, line-height, weights, italic, uppercase, soft shadows - **Text layout** โ€” horizontal Align: left / center / right / **justify** (extra spaces between words). Drag a titleโ€™s corner handles to create a **text box** (`boxW` / `boxH`); further corner drags resize it (opposite corner stays fixed; Ctrl/Cmd resizes from center; Shift locks aspect). Inside a box, text wraps at the fixed font size by default; enable **Scale to fit** to shrink the font so the whole block fits. **V-align** (top / middle / bottom) places the text block vertically in the box. Set Box W/H to `0` to return to hug-content sizing. **Animated SVG clips** - A first-class `svg` clip kind: CSS-`@keyframes`-animated SVGs render **frame-accurately** in preview and export (the compositor freezes the animation at any time). Agents can author their own vector overlays โ€” lower-thirds, confetti, sparkles โ€” as plain `.svg` files. Starters included. **Remake a reference video** - Give it a reference edit (a reel you like) and get back an **edit blueprint**: shot boundaries, music beats + BPM, a loudness curve, per-shot energy, the drop โ€” plus the reference's **music track extracted** into your media, ready to rebuild the same idea with your own footage. Zero extra dependencies (ffmpeg does the decoding; onset/tempo detection is plain Node). `node analyze.js ref.mp4`, `POST /api/analyze`, or the `fablecut_analyze_reference` MCP tool. **Asset library** - `library/` folders surface as tabs in the UI: **Elements** (overlay art), **Sound FX**, **SVG** โ€” drop files in, the open editor refreshes live **Export** - Fast export: browser renders every frame + an offline audio mix; ffmpeg encodes **JPEG frames** via an **encoding profile** from `encoding-profiles.json` (keeps rendering if you switch tabs). Encode and upload run ahead of the compositor so a fast timeline is not stalled by `toBlob`. The Export dialog has a profile selector; pin a project default with `encodeProfile` in `project.json` - WebCodecs export: the browser HW-encodes Annex-B H.264; the server stream-copies and muxes audio. Faster uploads; bitrate/VBR-CBR in the Export dialog. Unavailable while an export frame is set (use Fast) - Realtime MediaRecorder fallback when ffmpeg or WebCodecs isn't available - Export **Range** dropdown: Entire timeline or INโ€“OUT (defaults to INโ€“OUT when markers are set). Effective IN/OUT export bounds are clamped to `projDur()`. ## Quick start ```bash git clone https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut.git cd FableCut node server.js # โ†’ http://localhost:7777 ``` Requirements: **Node 18+** and a Chromium-based browser. **ffmpeg on PATH** is optional but recommended (fast export + upload remuxing). AI background removal fetches its model from a CDN on first use. The server binds **127.0.0.1 only** (v1.3.1+). To use it from another device on your LAN, opt in explicitly: `HOST=0.0.0.0 FABLECUT_ALLOWED_HOSTS= node server.js`. Drop media into the window (or `./media/`), paste an HTTPS URL via **+ URL**, drag clips onto the timeline, edit, export. To keep your work outside the checkout, set **`FABLECUT_DATA_DIR`** โ€” it moves `project.json`, `media/`, `exports/`, `analysis/` and `library/` to a directory you choose. Leave it unset and everything stays in the repo, exactly as before. ### Or install it as a Claude Code plugin ``` /plugin marketplace add ronak-create/FableCut /plugin install fablecut@fablecut ``` That registers the MCP server for you and adds two skills โ€” `edit-video` and `remake-reel`. Your timeline and footage live in the plugin's own data directory, so an update never touches them. Node 18+ and (optionally) ffmpeg still need to be on your machine. ## Driving it with an AI agent Everything an agent needs is in **[CLAUDE.md](https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut/blob/HEAD/CLAUDE.md)** โ€” the complete schema, semantics and recipes. Point any capable model at that file and it can operate the editor end to end. > ๐Ÿ“– **Browsable docs:** for a conversational, auto-generated tour of the > codebase โ€” architecture, the `project.json` schema, the MCP surface โ€” see > **[FableCut on DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/ronak-create/FableCut)**. Ask it > questions about the repo in natural language. Three equivalent control surfaces: 1. **MCP** (best for Claude Code / Claude Desktop) โ€” register the bundled zero-dependency MCP server once: ```bash claude mcp add -s user fablecut -- node "/fablecut/mcp-server.js" ``` **OpenCode** can use the same stdio server from its project or global `opencode.json` configuration: ```json { "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json", "mcp": { "fablecut": { "type": "local", "command": ["node", "/absolute/path/to/FableCut/mcp-server.js"], "enabled": true } } } ``` For another MCP client, register a local stdio server with this equivalent command. The exact key names vary by client, but the command and arguments do not: ```json { "name": "fablecut", "transport": "stdio", "command": "node", "args": ["/absolute/path/to/FableCut/mcp-server.js"] } ``` The server is intentionally client-neutral. It speaks MCP over stdio and does not require Claude-specific environment variables. Keep the path absolute, and use Node 18 or newer. Tools: `fablecut_status` (auto-starts the editor), `fablecut_docs`, `fablecut_get_project`, `fablecut_set_project`, `fablecut_patch_project`, `fablecut_import_media`, `fablecut_analyze_reference`, `fablecut_encode_profiles`. FableCut is also published on the **official MCP registry** as [`io.github.ronak-create/fablecut`](https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=fablecut) โ€” each release ships an MCPB bundle (`fablecut.mcpb`) that MCPB-capable clients can install directly. The surface is **token-efficient by design**: agents patch the timeline with small ops (`fablecut_patch_project`) instead of round-tripping the whole document, read a compact one-line-per-clip summary (`fablecut_get_project {compact:true}`), and fetch only the manual sections they need (`fablecut_docs {section:"props"}`). 2. **The file** โ€” read `project.json`, modify, bump `revision`, write. The UI live-reloads. 3. **REST** โ€” `GET/PUT /api/project`, `POST /api/upload`, `POST /api/import-url`, `GET /api/library`, `GET /api/export/profiles`, SSE at `/api/events`. See CLAUDE.md for the full list. Example: ask Claude Code *"cut these six clips to the beat markers, add a teal-orange grade, put a word-pop caption on top and a whoosh on every cut"* โ€” and watch the timeline rebuild itself. Or hand it a reference: *"here's a reel I like โ€” analyze it and remake it with my clips, same music"*. The agent calls `fablecut_analyze_reference`, gets the blueprint (cuts, beats, BPM, energy, drop, extracted music), and rebuilds the structure shot-for-shot with your footage. **Conflict-safe concurrent editing**: the UI, the MCP tools, and direct `project.json` writes all agree on a `revision` counter. If you edit a clip in the UI while an agent is mid-task, the agent's next write is rejected (409 from the REST API / a conflict error from `fablecut_set_project`) instead of silently overwriting your change. The UI similarly detects when an agent write supersedes a not-yet-saved local tweak and tells you with a toast instead of dropping it silently. ## Project layout ``` server.js zero-dependency HTTP server: static hosting, REST API, SSE, ffmpeg export pipeline app.js the editor: timeline UI, compositor, keyframes, text engine, SVG rasterizer, chroma key, exporters index.html single-page UI style.css dark editor theme mcp-server.js stdio MCP server exposing the editor to AI agents analyze.js reference-video analyzer: shots, beats/BPM, energy, drop, music extraction (module + CLI) CLAUDE.md the agent manual (schema + recipes) โ€” also served by fablecut_docs encoding-profiles.json Fast-export ffmpeg presets (hot-reloaded) project.json your timeline (created on first run; gitignored) media/ project footage (gitignored) analysis/ cached edit blueprints from /api/analyze (gitignored) library/ default assets: elements/ sfx/ svg/ fonts/ exports/ finished renders (gitignored) ``` ## Authoring animated SVG overlays SVGs animate with plain CSS `@keyframes`. One convention: never hardcode `animation-delay` โ€” set `--d: 0.4s` instead, and the compositor drives time by pausing all animations and rebasing their delays. Full rules + a skeleton in [CLAUDE.md](https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut/blob/HEAD/CLAUDE.md#authoring-animated-svgs-the-svg-clip-kind); working examples in [`library/svg/`](https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut/blob/HEAD/library/svg/). ## Notes - The repo ships with **20 Google Fonts** (`library/fonts/`, OFL โ€” see `LICENSES.md` there) and a set of self-authored SVG overlays and animated elements (`library/elements/`, `library/svg/`, MIT like the rest of the repo). - `library/sfx/` is yours to fill (gitignored): sound-effect sites typically don't allow redistributing their files in a public repo, so FableCut doesn't โ€” `library/sfx/README.md` lists good free sources. - Export runs in the browser because the compositor *is* the browser; agents ask you to click Export (or render directly with ffmpeg from `media/`). ## Community Questions, ideas, showing off an edit, or want to help shape what's next? Join the **[FableCut Discord](https://discord.gg/EFMQH7d6Tv)**. Bugs and feature requests are still best filed as [GitHub issues](https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut/issues). ## License [MIT](https://github.com/ronak-create/FableCut/blob/HEAD/LICENSE)