Use Kixy in Claude and ChatGPT.
Connect Kixy once, then paste a YouTube, Twitch or Kick link in the chat. Kixy finds the best moments, grades each clip and adds captions, and you can polish and export a clip without leaving the conversation. Or describe an idea, and Kixy makes the video.
Your connector URL
You sign in with your Kixy account when you connect. Making and exporting clips needs a Kixy plan, and each job uses your credits by the length of the video, the same as on kixy.ai.
Then just ask
Clip the best moments from https://www.twitch.tv/videos/…
Or follow up with “Change the caption style”, which shows every style playing on your clip to tap and add, “Make the captions bigger on the second clip”, “Trim the first second” or “Export it”.
Or ask for a video from nothing but an idea:
- Make me a found-footage story, like a doorbell camera clip: a delivery driver who keeps coming back at 3 a.m.
- Make an animal clip: a fox stealing a garden glove at dawn
- Make an AI court video where the witness turns out to be a parrot
- Make a 10 second security-cam video of a raccoon opening the office fridge
- Make an ambient scene: rain running down a window at night, city lights blurred behind it
- Make a 15 second 3D cartoon for kids: a curious toddler and a big friendly red crab swing on jungle vines
- Make a nursery rhyme video: five little ducks splash in a puddle and sing a counting song
The chat shows each video's exact price first. Credits are charged when it starts and returned if it can't be made.
Or images, and coloring book pages for Amazon KDP:
- Using Kixy, create a coloring book about ocean animals for toddlers
- Using Kixy, make a 50-page mandala coloring book for adults
- Make 4 images of a cosy reading nook on a rainy evening, in 3:4
A coloring book comes as black-and-white line-art pages, one by one or as a zip. Amazon asks you to declare AI-generated images when you publish, and Kixy can't promise any sales.
Or take the burned-in captions out of a video and add your own:
- Remove the captions at the bottom of <video link>, then add word-by-word captions in yellow
- /uncaption <video link>, the captions are in the middle
3 credits, for videos up to 60 seconds. Say where the captions sit: top, middle or bottom. Only use videos you own or have permission to edit.
- Find the best short clips in a video and grade each one for hook, flow and value
- Check on a job, list your past jobs and show your credits
- Suggest trending videos worth clipping
- Pick a caption style from a live picker in the chat: wavy, excited, tension, neon, lowkey and more
- Restyle captions, trim a clip or change anything else on its timeline
- Export a clip to an MP4 you can download
- Make AI videos from an idea in any Studio style: found-footage stories, animal clips, security-cam moments, courtroom comedy, 3D cartoons and more
- Open a finished video in the editor, or download it
- Remove the burned-in captions from a video, then caption it again
Claude
- In Claude on the web or the desktop app, open Settings → Connectors.
- Click Add custom connector, name it Kixy and paste the URL above.
- Click Connect, sign in to Kixy and allow access.
- In a chat, make sure Kixy is switched on in the tools menu, then ask for clips.
On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner may need to add the connector for the organisation first.
ChatGPT
- Open Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode.
- Back in Apps & Connectors, click Create. Name it Kixy, paste the URL above and choose OAuth for authentication.
- Sign in to Kixy and allow access.
- In a chat, add Kixy from the + menu, then ask for clips.
Custom connectors need a ChatGPT plan that includes developer mode.
Claude Code and Cursor
In Claude Code, run this, then type /mcp and pick Kixy to sign in:
claude mcp add --transport http kixy https://kixy.ai/api/mcpIn Cursor, add Kixy to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or a project's .cursor/mcp.json), then sign in to Kixy when Cursor asks:
{
"mcpServers": {
"kixy": {
"url": "https://kixy.ai/api/mcp"
}
}
}You can disconnect an app at any time from your profile, under Connected apps. Only clip videos you own or have permission to use.