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Viggle MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and any MCP agent to Viggle Mix. Give your agent a photo of a person, a pet or a drawing, pick one of Viggle's motion templates or hand it your own clip, and it comes back with a video of your character doing that move.

Paste it into any agent that can add an MCP server. The agent only writes the config; you sign in to Viggle in your own browser after that.

Add MCP server at https://meme.mcp.viggle.ai/mcp. Let user handle browser sign in.

What your agent can do with Viggle MCP

Looks things up

  • Browse the motion library

    Search Viggle's official motion templates by tag, with a preview and the length of each.

  • Find your Mixes

    List your recent Mixes and pick up one that is still rendering, even from a new chat.

  • Check your plan and credits

    Your plan and balance, so you know what a video will cost before anything starts.

Makes a video

  • Animate with a Viggle motion

    Your character performs one of the official templates. The same Mix as in the Viggle app.

  • Animate with your own clip

    Hand the agent a video of someone moving, and your character copies the move.

  • Change the background

    Keep the original scene, or ask for a green or white background to edit over later.

Free accounts get a few watermarked videos a day. On a subscription, videos spend credits and come without a watermark. Your agent tells you which one you will get before it starts.

  • What is Viggle MCP?

    Viggle MCP is the Model Context Protocol server for Viggle. It lets Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or any MCP client make Viggle Mixes, videos of your character performing a motion, as tools the agent calls on its own.

  • What is MCP?

    The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI agent call a service's tools directly, instead of you copying results back and forth by hand.

  • Do I need an API key?

    No. Your MCP client opens a Viggle sign-in in your browser and keeps the session itself. The agent never sees a password or a key.

  • Which agents can connect?

    Any MCP client that speaks the protocol over HTTP, including ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. The same prompt works in all of them. Where the host can show apps inside the chat, you pick a motion from a grid and watch the finished video right there.

  • Is there a plugin for Claude Code and Codex?

    Yes. Run curl -fsSL https://meme.mcp.viggle.ai/install-agent | sh in a terminal. It installs the Viggle plugin through their own plugin manager, and running it again updates it.

  • Does it cost anything?

    Browsing motions, listing your Mixes and checking your balance are free. Making a video uses the same allowance as the Viggle app: a few watermarked videos a day on a free account, or credits from your subscription for videos without a watermark. The agent cannot buy credits.

  • Can it use my own photos and videos?

    Yes. In ChatGPT, attach the file to the chat. Agents that can read your files, such as Claude Code or Codex, upload only the file you name, through a one-time link. A character image can be up to 10 MB. A motion video can be up to 50 MB and 60 seconds on a free account, or 100 MB and 10 minutes on a subscription.

  • What permissions does it ask for?

    Two. One lets the agent look up motions, Mixes and your balance. The other lets it upload files and make videos, and only that one spends your allowance.

  • What can it not do?

    It makes videos from a character and a motion. It does not make videos from text alone, edit videos you already have, buy credits or delete anything.

  • How is it different from PINOC MCP?

Ready when you are.

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