MCP server and CLI converting video and images through the Moviola Protocol grey presets, with an always-seeable SQLite index of every conversion.
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<!-- This file is part of Moviola Protocol MCP. SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later OR EUPL-1.2 Copyright 2026 Saimonokuma. --> <div align="center"> # ⚜️ Moviola Protocol MCP **Grey is the ink. Motion is the message. Every cut is on the record.** *An MCP server and CLI that convert any video or image format through the grey presets of the 1940s telecinema cutting room — NTSC-J seated black, one-bit Grey Ink, and a 90 fps collage that flashes sixteen instants per frame* [](https://ko-fi.com/saimonokuma) [](https://github.com/Nova-Violet-Role) [](LICENSE.md) [](https://pypi.org/project/moviola-protocol-mcp/) [](#-mcp-tools--every-tool-every-argument) [](#-install) [](#-verify-it-yourself) [](#requirements) [](https://reuse.software/) </div> --- ## 👋 Welcome **You are welcome here, whatever you came for.** If you want an MCP tool that turns a two-hour recording into something an AI model can actually ingest, [start with Install](#-install) — one `uvx` line, no checkout. If you train models and you are counting bytes per frame across a billion-image corpus, [start with the training section](#-for-traini…
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