Motion by Frapea

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 11 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• close_composition

  Closes a composition and removes it from the user's tabs. Use it to clear up attempts you made along the way — an agent that leaves ten of them behind has handed the user the tidying. Needs an explici

• connect

  Pairs you with a Motion browser tab. The user has an eight-character code on screen, under the Connect MCP button — something like K7M4-P2Q9. Call this once at the start. It returns a session token; p

• create_session

  Starts a Motion session WITHOUT the user having a tab open. Use this when they have no pairing code — you can create and edit compositions immediately, and give them the returned link when they want t

• wait_for_tab

  WAIT UNTIL THEY HAVE MOTION OPEN. Everything that has to SEE a composition — inspect_composition, and anything touching their media — runs in their browser, so it needs the tab. Ask them to open the s

• tell_user

  PUT A SENTENCE ON THEIR SCREEN, as you work. They are watching the Motion tab while you build, and between your tool calls it shows nothing — a busy agent and a hung one look identical from there. Cal

• read_skill

  Motion's authoring guides. Read {topic:'motion'} first — it is the API contract: what compiles, what resolves, what renders. Then {topic:'motion-craft'} ALWAYS before writing a line, because the API g

• list_media

  The user's media library: folders, and files with id, name, kind, size and folder. `storage` says whether a file is 'linked' (still on their disk) or 'copied' (held by the browser) — a linked file can

• put_media

  Adds a file to the library from a URL — the BROWSER fetches it, so nothing travels through this connection, but it only works on https hosts that send CORS headers. TO UPLOAD A FILE YOU ALREADY HAVE O

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