Niche(?) WebMCP use case: hidden functionality/visuals behind a tool call.
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16 months ago I made an MCP server for OBS: x.com/zeke/status/19… -- it worked but it was too slow.
8 months ago I made a CLI for OBX: github.com/zeke/obsx -- it was fast and predictable, but inflexible.
Today I made a skill™ for OBS: github.com/zeke/obs-skill -- maybe this
Holy moly, it works! I can control OBS using my voice. 🦜
This whole scene was created using voice commands: The webcam, the text, and even the AI-generated background image.
The secret sauce? MCP servers.
Tools:
- OBS
- superwhisper
- Claude Desktop
- Flux Schnell on
Today in "Wacky uses for Durable Objects"
Making a web slideshow where the currently active slide persists to all visitors, so the non-interactive browser layer in OBS displays the same thing I'm seeing in my Chrome window.
My video/audio transcription skill now supports time ranges, so you can do stuff like this:
> Transcribe from 15:08 to 16:22 of <some-video-url>
See github.com/zeke/transcrip…
I made a "video understanding" agent skill.
This is a huge part of my daily creative workflow, so I don't know why I waited so long to do this, but anyway... it's here. It works. You can use it too.
Throw it a YouTube URL, an X URL, or a video or audio file and get back a