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@github-actions github-actions released this 22 Sep 04:18
v0.2.0
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v0.2.0: Windows support (experimental)

The server now runs on Windows. It computes Blackmagic's documented Windows
paths (Support\Fusion\Scripts\Utility for the scripts, Support\Fusion\Profiles
for Fusion.prefs), stamps the state directory into the Lua files with forward
slashes, retries the request file against Windows sharing errors, and reports
platform in resolve_status. One bundle serves both platforms.

No Windows machine was available: nothing about Resolve's Windows Lua host has
been measured, and the Windows CI job proves only that the server builds, packs,
boots and answers tools/list there. macOS remains the reference platform and was
re-verified with the Lua tests and a smoke run on Resolve 21.1.0.17.
docs/windows.md lists what to check on Windows and how to report it.

Install

  1. Download davinci-resolve-lua-mcp.mcpb below and open it, or drag it onto the Claude Desktop window. Keep the default settings and click Install.
  2. In Resolve, open a project and click Workspace > Scripts > resolve_mcp_bridge. The extension put that script there when it first started. Click it again after every Resolve launch.
  3. Ask Claude "Are you connected to DaVinci Resolve?".

The README has the tool table, the settings, troubleshooting and the security notes.

Requirements

macOS, or Windows 10 or 11 (experimental, see below). DaVinci Resolve 21.1 free edition (build 21.1.0.17 on macOS is the only one this release was measured against). Claude Desktop.

Windows (experimental)

The Windows paths follow Blackmagic's documented layout and were not measured on a Windows machine. If you run this on Windows, please open an issue titled "Windows measurement: Resolve , Windows , Claude Desktop " with the resolve_status answer and the filled-in checklist from docs/windows.md; the decoded claude_diag output is the most useful attachment. A measurement that contradicts an assumed path changes the default in the next release.

Signing

This bundle is not code-signed. Claude Desktop installs it as an unsigned extension; an organisation policy that blocks unsigned extensions will refuse it. A signed build will replace it once the maintainer's certificate is issued.

Checksum

SHA-256 of davinci-resolve-lua-mcp.mcpb: be2792a405add13dedb0840bbc4cd606722578e03000b0fbf4fc57912d9b661e

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@saadk408 saadk408 released this 21 Sep 20:49
v0.1.0
46a0d08

First public release.

An MCP server for Claude Desktop, shipped as an MCPB bundle, that controls the free edition of DaVinci Resolve 21.1 on macOS through a Lua script launched from Workspace > Scripts inside Resolve. Fourteen purpose-built tools plus run_lua. No network: requests are a file, answers come back through Fusion's preferences, nothing leaves the Mac.

Install

  1. Download davinci-resolve-lua-mcp.mcpb below and open it, or drag it onto the Claude Desktop window. Keep the default settings and click Install.
  2. In Resolve, open a project and click Workspace > Scripts > resolve_mcp_bridge. The extension put that script there when it first started. Click it again after every Resolve launch.
  3. Ask Claude "Are you connected to DaVinci Resolve?".

The README has the tool table, the settings, troubleshooting and the security notes.

Requirements

macOS, DaVinci Resolve 21.1 free edition (the only build this release was measured against), Claude Desktop.

Signing

This bundle is not code-signed. Claude Desktop installs it as an unsigned extension; an organisation policy that blocks unsigned extensions will refuse it. A signed build will replace it once the maintainer's certificate is issued.

Checksum

SHA-256 of davinci-resolve-lua-mcp.mcpb: e11a203f0634237ef225618064da0ac3e83fec91d2c9d00158ad7726bccc9387

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