CONNECT & SETUP

Connect Deepcut.

Use Deepcut with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any compatible MCP client. Connect the MCP first; Google then asks you to authorize your own YouTube account.
CHOOSE YOUR CONNECTION
GPT

ChatGPT

Public ChatGPT install will use the official Deepcut plugin listing after review. Full write-capable private MCP testing requires an eligible ChatGPT workspace.

Use MCP URL →
AI

Claude

Add Deepcut as a custom remote connector. Claude follows the same hosted OAuth flow and users authorize YouTube individually.

Use MCP URL →
C

Cursor

Add the remote MCP endpoint to Cursor. For local development you can also run Deepcut over stdio.

See instructions →
MCP

Direct MCP

Any compatible MCP client can connect to the production Streamable HTTP endpoint and complete OAuth.

Copy endpoint →
1

Connect Deepcut

Add the Deepcut MCP URL to your AI client.

2

Sign in with Google

The client opens Deepcut OAuth, then Google asks which YouTube account to use.

3

Approve access

Grant playlist permissions. Your Google password is never shared with Deepcut.

4

Start prompting

Ask for playlists, edits, discovery, matching, or cleanup in natural language.

WHAT HAPPENS DURING SETUP

Secure Google sign-in. Authentication happens on Google.

Encrypted credentials. Deepcut encrypts the recoverable Google OAuth credentials it needs to keep your connection working.

Your playlists stay yours. Playlists are created directly on the connected YouTube account.

Private by default. Deepcut creates private playlists unless you explicitly choose otherwise.

Private link previews. YouTube may show a private playlist as unavailable to unauthenticated preview bots. Deepcut verifies new playlists through the authenticated YouTube API instead.

Beta note. Google data-access verification is in progress, so invited testers may still see Google's unverified-app warning until approval.

MCP ENDPOINT

Use this URL in compatible AI clients:

https://deepcut.one/mcp