Products · Volume I

Two products. Two disciplines. One studio.

Each product runs on its own domain and ships under its own brand. The studio sits behind them — a shared standard for craft, voice, and the questions we’re willing to leave open.

MCPCloud.sh

Ship agent-grade infrastructure.

Open betaDeveloper infrastructure

Domain: mcpcloud.sh

A hosted factory for Model Context Protocol servers and a studio for the skills that orchestrate them. Import an API spec, generate a typed MCP server, and deploy to a global edge runtime — without giving up ownership of the code.

Server Factory

Import OpenAPI, GraphQL, or a GitHub repo. The platform generates a typed TypeScript MCP server with descriptions rewritten for agent consumption — not API documentation.

Skill Studio

Compose agent behaviors visually. Wire MCP tool calls with triggers, success edges, and guardrails. The canvas compiles to a versioned skill package with an editable SKILL.md.

Edge delivery

Sub-5ms cold starts across 300+ locations. Streamable HTTP by default, SSE for legacy, stdio for local. Secrets injected at runtime, never in source.

Marketplace

A public and private registry for MCP servers and skills. Creators keep 80% of revenue on paid listings.

“A pipeline tuned for agents, not codegen theater.”

Built for developers and platform teams shipping agentic systems — individuals through to regulated enterprises.

Visit mcpcloud.sh

Server Factory · Import → Generate → Deploy

Spec in. Edge-deployed server out.

Tool descriptions stay editable. Secrets never land in generated source. Deployable output remains portable. Generated code that still feels owned.

Import

stripe-openapi.yaml

23 typed tool candidates
47 of 47 endpoints

Generate

5 files · descriptions rewritten for agents

worker.ts · config.ts
create_payment_intent.ts
auth/headers.ts · deploy.toml

Deploy

stripe-mcp.mcpcloud.sh

Sub-5ms cold starts
300+ edge locations

A live server in the workspace

Server workspace

stripe-mcp

Activev1.0.0

A typed MCP server generated from the Stripe OpenAPI spec — 23 agent-ready tools, deployed to the edge.

23 tools0 warningsDeployed 2 min ago

Active endpoint

https://stripe-mcp.mcpcloud.sh

Open endpoint

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Crafty Studio

From idea to print.

Vol. I · WaitlistCreative production

Domain: mycrafty.studio

An AI-assisted production studio for filmmakers, structured as an editorial publication. Eight stages — idea, story bible, script, scenes, shots, audio, edit, publishing — share one accumulating context. The filmmaker leads; Crafty stays in the margin.

The pipeline

Eight stages, one accumulating context. Every downstream stage can read from the story bible, character references, and continuity notes already on file.

Editor’s notes, not autoplay

Crafty proposes; you stamp, reject, or annotate. Approved notes become yours. Rejected notes become history. The byline is permanent and visible.

Non-destructive exploration

Alternative endings, tonal passes, and parallel cuts are part of the work — branches, review states, and timeline edits make iteration safe.

Ambient, not central

The interface gets denser only when the task demands it. Marginal notes and a quiet shortcut card replace the “everything is a chat box” pattern.

“Crafty was consulted, never obeyed.”

Built for filmmakers, screenwriters, and creative directors who want AI in the loop without ceding authorship.

Visit mycrafty.studio

The pipeline · 8 stages, one accumulating context

From idea to publishing — read the work as it travels.

Every downstream stage reads the story bible, scene mood, character references, and continuity notes already on file. Crafty stays in the margin.

Idea

A focused conversation canvas. Structured cards, mood references, quick approvals — not a blank text box.

Story Bible

Characters, arcs, world rules, and tonal sliders. A living document the whole studio reads downstream.

III

Script

Screenplay in galley. Pacing, character voice, and continuity watched in the margins as you write.

Scenes

Production-ready scene cards. Locations, emotional arc, props, lighting notes, continuity constraints.

Shots

A storyboard atelier. Camera language, generated keyframes, approval loops per shot.

Audio

Dialogue, foley, ambience, and score against the scene timeline. Granular control, first passes ready for review.

VII

Edit

A non-destructive timeline. Pacing, transitions, clips, and tracks reworked without breaking the source.

VIII

Publishing

Exports, captions, thumbnails, descriptions, and platform-specific cuts from the same edition.

A third product is not the next thing.

We have nothing to announce. The next product will arrive when the first two have earned the bandwidth to start it — not before. If you’d like a quiet note when that changes, write to us.

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