KINOPIPE FOR CODEX

Give Codex video editing tools with one command.

Connect the hosted KinoPipe MCP server from the Codex CLI. Codex can discover focused video tools, create jobs and retrieve outputs without writing FFmpeg flags.

Read the full connection guide Try a video tool

SETUP

Add the remote server

Run the command below from a terminal where the Codex CLI is installed.

Finish KinoPipe sign-in in your browser, then ask Codex to use a KinoPipe tool.

Codex CLI

codex mcp add kinopipe --url https://kinopipe.com/mcp

Setup

One CLI command

Authentication

OAuth 2.1

Tools

Focused edits and custom jobs

PROMPTS TO TRY

Ask for the output you need.

KinoPipe gives Codex focused tools with bounded fields. Include the source and target format in your request.

“Use KinoPipe to compress this MP4 for the web and wait for the output.”

“Extract the audio as MP3, then return the download URL.”

KinoPipe exposes bounded operations instead of raw shell access. Codex receives schemas for each edit and typed job errors.

FAQ

KinoPipe and Codex

Do I need to paste an API key into Codex?

No. The remote MCP connection uses OAuth. KinoPipe keeps API keys available for server-side REST calls.

Can Codex follow an asynchronous render?

Yes. Codex can create a job, call get_job until completion and return the signed output URL.