Screel in Muse
The Screel connector lets Muse act as your scriptwriter and producer: it breaks your idea into scenes, keeps characters and places consistent with reference documents, generates the visuals, and renders the finished video.
Connect your account
Section titled “Connect your account”- In Muse, open the connectors list and choose Screel.
- Click Connect — a Screel sign-in window opens.
- Sign in, or create a Screel account on the spot.
- Approve the requested access and return to Muse. The link stays active until you disconnect it.
Connector URL:
https://api.screel.ai/mcp/museScreel asks for two permissions:
- View your projects and videos (
screel.read) - Create content on your behalf (
screel.generate) — creating projects and scenes, generating images, clips and audio, and rendering. Generation spends credits from your Screel account.
Sign-in uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Screel never sees your Muse credentials, and Muse never sees your Screel password.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”A typical request — “Make a 30-second video about deep-sea creatures” — runs the full pipeline:
- Create a project and add the whole scene script in one step.
- Set up references for anything that appears more than once — a character, a product, a place — so it looks the same in every scene.
- Generate an image for every scene in one batch.
- Optionally animate scenes into moving clips, and add voiceover and music. Scenes without a clip render as stills, so a stills-only video is a valid result.
- Render the project and get a link to the finished video.
You can also change render settings (resolution, frame rate, captions, transitions, fades), edit reference documents, and get a link that opens the project in the Screel web app for timeline work.
Use your own images
Section titled “Use your own images”Give Muse a public https link to a picture and ask for it to be used as a scene’s image or as a reference picture. Screel downloads it once, stores it in your account, and uses the stored copy from then on. Attaching an image spends no credits.
Costs and jobs
Section titled “Costs and jobs”Every generating action (images, clips, voiceover, music, upscales) spends credits from your Screel account; Muse can check your balance and quote per-action costs before spending. Rendering the final video costs no credits. Long jobs run in the background — you can keep talking, ask for status, or cancel a queued job at any time.
Example prompts
Section titled “Example prompts”- “Create a 5-scene product teaser for my coffee brand, vertical format.”
- “Make a reference for the main character, then generate images for all scenes.”
- “Animate scenes 1 and 5, add an energetic voiceover, and render it.”
- “Use https://example.com/shop-front.jpg as the image for scene 2.”
The Muse connector offers 26 tools. Tools with the screel.read scope only read your account; tools with the screel.generate scope create or change content. Tools marked free never spend credits.
Account and jobs
Section titled “Account and jobs”| Tool | What it does | Scope | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
get_account |
Your credit balance, storage usage, enabled capabilities, and the per-action credit costs. | screel.read |
free |
get_job_status |
Progress of up to 40 generation or render jobs in one call, including queue position for waiting jobs and result URLs when done. | screel.read |
free |
cancel_job |
Cancel one job or up to 40 at once. Cancelling a job that is still waiting in the queue costs nothing. | screel.generate |
free |
get_playbook |
Read one of Screel’s workflow playbooks: consistent characters, references from your own pictures, scene continuity, style and world. | screel.read |
free |
Projects and scenes
Section titled “Projects and scenes”| Tool | What it does | Scope | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
list_projects |
List your video projects, newest first, with thumbnails and scene counts. | screel.read |
free |
get_project |
A project’s storyboard: every scene with its image, clip, voiceover and status, plus background music, reference documents and render settings. Takes a detail of full or summary. |
screel.read |
free |
create_project |
Start a new project with a name, optional description, and aspect ratio (16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3). | screel.generate |
free |
update_project |
Rename a project, rewrite its description, change the aspect ratio, set the background music volume, or change render settings. | screel.generate |
free |
add_scenes |
Append up to 20 scenes in one call — the whole script at once, each with a name and a visual description. | screel.generate |
free |
update_scenes |
Rename, rewrite, reorder, retime, delete or duplicate up to 20 scenes in one ordered call. | screel.generate |
free |
set_scene_image |
Put a picture on a scene from a public https image link (image_url), or restore an earlier version from the scene’s history. |
screel.generate |
free |
open_project |
A link that opens the project in the Screel web app, for timeline work and in-place document editing. | screel.read |
free |
Reference documents
Section titled “Reference documents”| Tool | What it does | Scope | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
list_documents |
List the project’s reference documents: character sheets, places, products, style and tone notes. | screel.read |
free |
get_document |
Read one document: its blocks, its image bank, and any suggestions waiting for you. Pass script to read the project’s script. |
screel.read |
free |
create_document |
Create a reference document for a character, place, product, style, or anything else that recurs. | screel.generate |
free |
edit_document |
Change one document, either by sending the whole new content or a list of patches. | screel.generate |
free |
set_document_image |
Add a picture to a document’s image bank from a public https image link (image_url), or replace an existing entry. |
screel.generate |
free |
Generation
Section titled “Generation”| Tool | What it does | Scope | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
generate_image |
Make a picture from a prompt for a scene, for a document’s image bank, or for the conversation. Takes reference_document_ids and public https links in reference_image_urls to guide the result. |
screel.generate |
spends |
refine_image |
Edit a scene’s current still, or a picture Screel already stores, with a plain instruction. The previous version stays in the scene’s history. | screel.generate |
spends |
animate_scene |
Turn scene stills into video clips from motion prompts, up to 20 scenes in one call. | screel.generate |
spends |
list_voices |
The available voices and delivery styles for voiceover. | screel.read |
free |
generate_voiceover |
Text-to-speech narration for up to 20 scenes in one call. | screel.generate |
spends |
generate_music |
A background music track for the project from a style prompt. | screel.generate |
spends |
Rendering
Section titled “Rendering”| Tool | What it does | Scope | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
render_project |
Compose the scenes and audio into the final video file. Scenes without a clip render as stills. | screel.generate |
free |
get_render |
One render, or a project’s latest, with its playable video URL. Pass all with a project to list every render. |
screel.read |
free |
upscale_render |
Upscale a finished render to 1080p, 1440p or 2160p, where get_account reports the capability. |
screel.generate |
spends |
Every credit-spending tool also takes an optional request_id: a retry with the same value returns the first result without spending again. The tool reference compares this tool set with Screel’s other MCP surfaces.
Disconnecting
Section titled “Disconnecting”Remove Screel from Muse’s connectors list at any time; this revokes its access to your Screel account. Your projects and videos stay in your account and remain available at screel.ai.