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HyperCodeMotion MCP

Connect Claude to HyperCodeMotion, an editor for data-driven motion graphics. Claude designs the animation; this connector checks it and turns it into a .hcmotion project you open in HyperCodeMotion Studio, where you change texts, colors, timing and order yourself instead of asking the AI to regenerate everything.

  • MCP endpoint: https://mcp.hypercodemotion.com/mcp (remote, streamable HTTP)
  • Authentication: none. The service has no accounts and reads no data from your Claude account.
  • Studio: app.hypercodemotion.com

Use it in Claude

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
  2. Name it HyperCodeMotion and paste https://mcp.hypercodemotion.com/mcp.
  3. In a chat, turn the connector on from the tools menu.
  4. Ask for an animation, or paste a prompt copied from HyperCodeMotion Studio («Crear con IA» → «Generar prompt»).
  5. Claude replies with two links:
    • Open: opens the project directly in HyperCodeMotion Studio.
    • Download: the .hcmotion file, which you can also open from the Studio home screen («Cargar proyecto»).

Both links expire 24 hours after they are created. Save the project from Studio (Archivo → Guardar proyecto) to keep it.

Example prompts

  • “Create a 15-second vertical launch video for Nimbus, a note-taking app with AI, and give me the HyperCodeMotion project.”
  • “Make a 10-second explainer with three steps for brewing pour-over coffee, 16:9, and package it for HyperCodeMotion.”
  • “Which layer types and effects does HyperCodeMotion support?”

Tools

Tool What it does Annotations
get_capabilities Lists the formats, layer types, layer properties and effect presets that Studio supports, how to reference files the user keeps in Studio (photos, logo, video clips) by id, and the Studio revision they come from. read-only
create_hcmotion Validates a finished composition and packages it as a .hcmotion file. Invalid input returns created: false with the errors to fix and stores nothing. Valid input returns open and download links (24 h). write (creates a temporary file), not destructive
get_template Returns the full design of a Studio gallery template by its id and format (brief, scenes, HTML scene documents and layers), to use as a design reference. read-only
validate_json Checks a composition, design or improvement patch and returns errors and warnings. Preliminary: it does not prove a correct render. read-only
get_recreation_brief Takes the link of a public motion video (prompt-motion.com or oneshotted.io), plus the video file, prompt, title and author that Claude reads on that page (the source sites often refuse servers), and returns its source details, its published prompt when available, the brief to recreate it as a gallery template and reference frames of the original video (extracted once per video; the first call may answer that they are being prepared). prompt-motion.com refuses every server, so for its videos the brief returns a short script that Claude runs in its own code tool to download the video and send it here in parts. write (starts the frame extraction), not destructive
propose_template Submits the recreation (three compositions and the gallery card). Checks the source, the compositions and the card; when accepted, renders the composition in the original's format with the Studio engine and compares it with the original frame by frame. Send fixes with the same code (up to 3 comparisons). Returns a tracking code. write, not destructive
get_proposal_status Returns the status of a proposal by its tracking code: comparing, review (with the comparison sheet: original and recreation side by side), rendering, published, failed (with the reason) or retired. read-only
publish_template Publishes a compared proposal in the Studio gallery marked «Community», with notes on what is consciously different from the original. write, not destructive

The recreation itself happens in the user's own Claude conversation; the connector gives the brief and the reference frames, and returns the comparison with the original. It does not render video for users, generate images, audio or video with AI models, or access anything outside the request it receives.

Data and privacy

  • get_capabilities, get_template, validate_json and get_proposal_status store nothing.
  • get_recreation_brief stores reference frames of the public source video in the private store (never published), so the recreation can be compared with it.
  • propose_template stores the accepted template, its card and its source link (no personal data) and publishes it in the public gallery. A salted hash of the caller’s address is kept for one day to limit proposals to 5 a day.
  • create_hcmotion stores the generated file in a private Vercel Blob store. Anyone with the link can download it until it expires after 24 hours; a daily job deletes expired files (at most about 48 hours after creation).
  • No accounts, cookies, tracking or AI training on your content.

Community templates (setup)

The Studio repository's community-render workflow extracts the reference frames, renders the comparisons (sheet and comparacion.mp4, readable by the owner at GET /api/community?op=compare&id=c-…&file=comparacion.mp4 with COMMUNITY_ADMIN_SECRET) and the gallery media. Environment variables in this Vercel project: GITHUB_DISPATCH_TOKEN (fine-grained token with Contents: read and write on jasp402/HyperCodeMotion, used only to start that workflow), COMMUNITY_RENDER_SECRET (shared with the workflow) and COMMUNITY_ADMIN_SECRET (to retire a template: POST /api/community?op=retire with {"id":"c-…"}).

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Support

Email jasp402@gmail.com (also hypercodemotion@gmail.com) or open a GitHub issue. Issues are public: never post passwords, tokens or confidential project content.

For developers

Protocol

The server speaks JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST (initialize, ping, tools/list, tools/call). A GET on the endpoint returns 405 with a short explanation, which is expected. Request bodies are limited to 4 MB.

.hcmotion layout

Offset Size Content
0 3 HCM (ASCII)
3 1 format version (1)
4 1 flags (bit 0: gzip)
5 3 reserved (0)
8 4 JSON size, uncompressed (u32 LE)
12 4 data size (u32 LE)
16 32 SHA-256 of the data
48 n composition JSON, gzip

It is not encrypted: the SHA-256 only detects truncated or edited files. Studio implements the same layout in packages/core/src/hcmotion.ts.

Files are served at https://mcp.hypercodemotion.com/d/<id> and open in Studio at https://app.hypercodemotion.com/?p=<id>. After 24 hours the link returns 410.

Deployment settings

  • A private Blob store connected to the Vercel project. It authenticates through OIDC (BLOB_STORE_ID + the project's OIDC token); a BLOB_READ_WRITE_TOKEN also works.
  • CRON_SECRET so only Vercel Cron can call /api/cleanup.
  • Optional PUBLIC_URL / STUDIO_URL (default https://mcp.hypercodemotion.com / https://app.hypercodemotion.com).

Testing

npm test          # unit and integration tests
npm run test:live # smoke test against production

GitHub Actions runs both. Neither guarantees full Studio rendering compatibility.

Capabilities snapshot

The catalog is derived from Studio source files (packages/core/src/schema.ts, packages/core/src/presets.ts) and must be reviewed when Studio changes.

HyperCodeMotion Creative Skill

The repository also contains the HyperCodeMotion Agent Skill, which guides AI assistants from brief to art direction, scenes, editable JSON and the .hcmotion handoff. It is distributed separately from the connector and does not activate just because the connector is connected.

License

Source code: Apache License 2.0. The hosted service is subject to the Terms of Service. HyperCodeMotion names and logos are not licensed by the software license.

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