Pika MCP server

The app gallery for the apps view: the apps matching the query (all without one), best match first.

Read a job. `done` once `status` is finished, failed or canceled; a moderation refusal fails with CONTENT_VIOLATION. A job not done has `poll_after_s`, the seconds before reading it again. `preview: true` returns up to four outputs (videos as thumbnails, when Pika has them) as images you can see: check a likeness or a character's consistency this way instead of opening URLs in a browser. Shows nothing to the user; show_creations with job_id does.

Read the user's jobs as data, newest first, with outputs; shows the user nothing (show_creations does). Pass `next_cursor` back as `cursor` for the next page.

Open the user's Pika library view: recent creations, newest first, or one (finished or running) given `job_id`, to preview, download or pick one to reuse; read the pick with get_panel. For data only, use list_jobs. Free.

Cancel a job that is not done. A job canceled before it starts is refunded.

Use this when you can run a command with internet access where the user's file is (their machine, or your sandbox that has it); for a chat attachment, upload_file (if offered); otherwise show_upload. Returns a presigned URL and a curl command: run it there, never pass the bytes as base64 or text, then pass `media_url` in the app's input. `size_bytes` must be exact; the URL expires at `expires_at`.

Upload a file's bytes from the upload view and return its `media_url`. Free.

Save an uploaded file to the user's Pika library. Free.

Use this for the user's image, video or audio file that you can't upload yourself with upload_file (if offered) or prepare_upload. Shows the user an upload card; read what they uploaded with get_panel. Not for an app run with show_presets or create_from_preset: its preset form collects the media. Pass each `media_url` as is in an app's input: the app reads the file, so don't open or download it. To use part of it ("the first guy"), say so in the app's prompt or brief. Free.

List Pika's apps as data (id, name, what each makes); shows the user nothing.

List Pika's curated presets for one app (`pika`: every themed set), or one of its collections (camera moves, voices), with each preset's slots, as data; shows the user nothing. Where the app's tool takes a `prompt`, a look the user describes works instead of a preset.

Read one of Pika's curated presets as data, with its slots and guide; shows the user nothing.

List the options one slot takes in one of Pika's curated presets, as data; shows the user nothing.

Show the user the Pika app gallery to pick an app from. Read their pick with get_panel.

Show the user Pika's curated presets for one app, or one of its collections (e.g. voices), to pick from. `inputs` prefill slots you already have, e.g. the user's photo url. Read their pick with get_panel.

Show the user the form of one of Pika's curated presets, prefilled from `inputs` (e.g. the user's photo url), for them to complete and run.

Save what the user uploaded or picked in a panel, so the panel restores it and get_panel reads it. Free. Pass the revision you last saw as expected_revision so an older copy's late save can't overwrite a newer pick; a stale one fails with REVISION_CONFLICT carrying the current `revision`.

Read what the user uploaded or picked in a Pika card you opened (by its panel_id), once they say they did; `status` is waiting until then.

Read where the user last was in the Pika view opened from one tool result, and the card's started run and drafts. Free.

Save where the user is in the Pika view opened from one tool result, or the card's started run and drafts, so reopening it returns there. Free.

The user's Pika credit balance, saved approval mode (how Pika asks before running) and about (what they make). Read it once early, before the first run.

Use this when the user wants to choose or change how Pika asks before running. Shows their approval mode for them to pick; open no other Pika view in the same turn, since it would replace this one.

Overwrite the user's saved Pika preferences, which decide when runs spend credits without asking. Use this only when the user picks an approval mode, confirms your summary of what they make (about), or asks for a change. Each field you pass replaces the saved value in every conversation; autopilot needs auto_approve_credits. Returns all their preferences. Modes: review_all (Review everything): show each run's app, inputs and price, and wait for a yes. review_plan (Review the plan): one yes for a plan and its total; its steps then run without asking. autopilot (Autopilot): run without asking when a run costs at most auto_approve_credits.

Search Pika apps and the user's recent creations for the composer's @-mentions.

List the user's projects, newest first; pass `next_cursor` back as `cursor`. Shows nothing; show_projects opens the gallery.

Show the user a gallery of their projects, most recently updated first. They can open one in Pika or pick one to work in; read their pick with get_panel. With project_id, open that project's timeline instead.

Create a project to collect clips for one video. Its timeline starts empty at 1080x1920@30.

Rename a project.

Read a project as data: its timeline as numbered clips, and the items not yet placed. Shows nothing; show_projects with project_id opens its timeline.

Add an uploaded file (a media_url from prepare_upload, upload_file or the upload card) to a project and the user's Library; returns the `source` add_clips and save_timeline take. Not for a job's output, already in its project. Free.

Place results on the timeline at `revision`, in order. v1 clips stay back to back; other lanes use `at`. Returns the new numbered timeline.

Change one clip at `revision`: its source, trim, volume, or place. v1 clips stay back to back; other lanes use `at`. Returns the new numbered timeline.

Remove clips from the timeline at `revision`; later v1 clips close the gap. Returns the new numbered timeline.

Change the timeline's size, frame rate, or lane volumes at `revision`. Returns the new numbered timeline.

Replace the whole timeline at `expected_revision`, keeping each given clip_id. For the timeline view; the model uses add_clips, update_clip, remove_clips and update_timeline.

Render the timeline to an MP4 (free). Uses the current revision unless `revision` is given.

Read an export's status and `download_url`. `wait_s` waits up to that long for `done` (0 reads at once).

Use this when the user wants more Pika credits, is out of credits, or asks about plans or pricing. Shows the Pika plans and credit packs the user can buy, with their balance and current plan; purchases happen in the view through Stripe.

Start a Stripe checkout for a Pika plan from the billing view and return its URL.

Start a Stripe checkout for a Pika credit pack from the billing view and return its URL.