Korea-based video technology as a service (VTaaS) company Katenoid said on Nov. 9 it launched Kollus MCP, which allows users to manage and develop video services solely through conversations with AI.

Katenoid is also listed in the official directories of Claude and ChatGPT.

The company said Kollus MCP is an AI-linked service that connects to AI services such as Claude and ChatGPT, allowing users to handle video-related tasks through natural-language conversation, including video service integration and checking viewing statistics.

Users can connect immediately by searching for “Kollus” in the official directories of Claude and ChatGPT and logging in with a Kollus account, without having to enter complicated server addresses or security keys directly.

If users ask in an AI chat window, such as “Show me the list of videos uploaded yesterday,” “Tell me the 10 most-watched videos last week,” or “Summarize daily transmission volume this month,” the AI checks actual data in the Kollus account and organizes the required information in an easy-to-understand way, the company said.

It can also be used for development tasks. If users request, “Create code to embed the player on a website,” or “Tell me the cause of the error code and how to fix it,” the AI refers to the Kollus integration guide, sample code and the error code dictionary to provide integration methods and code.

Katenoid plans to register with the official MCP registry in the future so that more AI tools can easily find and connect to Kollus MCP.

Katenoid CEO Hyung-seok Kim (김형석) said, “Kollus MCP is a service that lowers technical barriers with AI that arise in video service operation and development, and helps everyone from working-level staff to developers handle necessary tasks easily and quickly.” He added, “Based on the achievement of being the only video platform in Northeast Asia listed in the official directories of Claude and ChatGPT, global leading AI services, we will continue to expand AI-based services so that corporate customers can use video infrastructure more efficiently and focus on business.”