The Dacast MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server integrates Dacast’s comprehensive video streaming and hosting platform with your AI-powered applications. Once configured, you can upload and manage video content, control live streams, review analytics, and access nearly all of Dacast’s broadcasting infrastructure through natural-language prompts in supported AI clients.
Overview
what is Dacast?
Dacast is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server that integrates Dacast’s video streaming and hosting platform with AI-powered applications, allowing users to manage video content through natural language prompts.
how to use Dacast?
To use Dacast, configure the MCP client with your Dacast API key and run the server. You can then manage channels, playlists, and other resources using natural language commands.
key features of Dacast?
- StdIO-based MCP server for easy integration with AI clients.
- Comprehensive Dacast API integration for managing channels, playlists, images, and simulcast destinations.
- Supports natural language commands for resource management.
use cases of Dacast?
- Automating video content management for live events.
- Integrating video streaming capabilities into AI applications.
- Simplifying the management of video resources through natural language.
FAQ from Dacast?
- What is required to use Dacast?
A Dacast account and API key are required for authenticated operations.
- Can I manage live streams with Dacast?
Yes! Dacast allows you to control live streams and manage video content effectively.
- Is there a specific programming language required to use Dacast?
Dacast is built with Go, and you need to have Go installed to run the server.
Server Config
{
"mcpServers": {
"dacast": {
"command": "go",
"args": [
"run",
"github.com/Dacast-Inc/mcp-server-public@latest"
],
"env": {
"DACAST_API_KEY": "DACAST API KEY HERE"
}
}
}
}