What it does in your video workflow
Connect Claude to the local studio through its token-protected MCP routes to use supported studio workflows.
This connection exposes supported studio workflows to a compatible client. It does not replace the product workspace, publish a video, or grant access beyond the documented local tools.
Connect and verify it
Follow the Claude MCP setup guide for the local studio URL and token. Connect only from a compatible Claude client, then verify the available tools before using them. MCP access is a separate local workflow from choosing a primary AI provider.
Provider access, model and voice availability, usage limits and charges can change. Check the provider's current account terms and test the connection before relying on it for a delivery date.
Example setup and review
Connect an eligible Claude client to the local studio, inspect the tools exposed by the connection and use only the documented operations for the task you intend to complete.
The token grants access to local MCP routes. Store it securely, use the current docs for the connection URL and capabilities, and disconnect the client when access is no longer needed.
Not affiliated
Claude MCP is a third-party service. DemoVexa is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Claude MCP. Provider names are used only to describe compatibility. Check the provider's own documentation for its current terms, account requirements, availability, and pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Does Claude MCP connect to a hosted DemoVexa service?
No. The MCP workflow connects a compatible client to the local studio using its URL and token. Follow the current setup guide and keep the token private; MCP is a protocol, not a separate account.
Is MCP the same as selecting Claude as the primary AI?
No. MCP lets a compatible client use supported tools exposed by the local studio. The primary AI provider setting controls which provider coordinates project work inside DemoVexa.
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