ShotClick
ShotClick is a professional screenplay editor: industry-standard formatting, locked scene numbers with A/B suffixes, colored revision passes, real-time collaboration and Final Draft (.fdx) export.
This connector lets your AI work inside your actual script instead of in a chat window. Your AI can list your projects and read a whole screenplay or a single scene as typed blocks (scene heading, action, character, parenthetical, dialogue), together with the subject, treatment, outline, title page, characters, research notes and comments. It writes back properly formatted scenes, inserts a scene between two existing ones, rewrites a scene in place or just one line of it (comments pinned to that line and its revision marks stay attached), sets scene loglines, drafts the subject or treatment, appends outline beats and saves research notes. It can save alternate versions of a dialogue line next to the one in use, so you pick the one you like in the editor, and it can leave a comment on a line instead of changing the text. It can also open a "what if" branch from any scene, so an alternate version of the story, such as an ending B, is written in parallel without touching the original. Safe by design: the connector enforces the app's own permissions on the server (Owner and Editor can write, a Viewer stays read-only), no tool deletes anything, overwriting a non-empty subject or treatment requires an explicit overwrite flag, and every tool is annotated as read-only or write. The connector works with text only: it generates no images, video or audio, and no tool spends ShotClick credits or touches billing. The writing is done by your AI; ShotClick keeps it a screenplay. Free with any ShotClick account: every new account gets 14 days with no limits, then the connector stays free on one project of up to 10 scenes, with 10 writes a month (reading works on all projects). The Studio plan removes the limits.
MCP connector
- Server URL
https://shotclick.ai/api/mcp- Login
- OAuth
Tools
Reads data9
Changes data15
Skills
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