OBS MCP Pro — AI Control for OBS Studio

Your AI assistant becomes your stream tech.

OBS MCP Pro connects AI apps that speak MCP (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and more) directly to OBS Studio. Instead of fighting menus, you just say what you want:

• "Set up a podcast scene: my cam left, guest right, both mics cleaned up." Scenes, layouts and a professional voice filter chain (noise suppression, compressor, limiter), built in seconds.
• "Make me an animated starting-soon screen in my colors, with my name." The AI writes a custom HTML overlay and wires it straight into OBS. Unlimited custom overlays. Never buy an overlay pack again.
• "Viewers say I'm quiet compared to the game." It reads your actual mixer levels and fixes the balance.
• "Why is my stream stuttering?" Health check analyzes dropped frames, encoder overload, network congestion, disk space, muted mics, and tells you the fix.
• "Screenshot my stream and critique the layout." The AI literally sees your program output and iterates until it looks right.
• "Clip that!" Replay buffer saved.

58 tools across every part of OBS

Scenes and smart layout presets, every source type (game/window/display capture, cam, mic, browser, text, media), full audio mixer, filters and chroma key with tuning, recording, replay buffer, virtual camera, streaming control and platform presets (Twitch/YouTube/TikTok/Kick), screenshots the AI can see, performance diagnostics, AI-generated HTML overlays, one-command scene templates.

Setup in 2 minutes, zero config

1. In OBS: Tools, then WebSocket Server Settings, then Enable. (Built into OBS 28+.)
2. Point your AI app at obs-mcp-pro.exe (one JSON snippet, quickstart included).
3. Ask your AI: "Look at my OBS and tell me what you see."

It auto-discovers your OBS connection settings locally. No account, no license key, no internet required, no telemetry. Your stream key is never touched.

Windows: single exe, nothing to install.
macOS/Linux: Python package included.

An Outer Worlds Studio tool. Independent software built on the public obs-websocket API, not affiliated with the OBS Project.