Free Mac App Gives Claude, ChatGPT and Any Other AI Assistant 385 Local MCP Tools to Find, Generate, Cut and Render Video on Apple Silicon

For thirty years, editing has meant dragging clips on a timeline. GroundSlate ends that. Your AI reads your library, makes the creative decisions, and renders the film. Just talk to it like an editor.”

— Ted Murphy

ORLANDO, FL, UNITED STATES, September 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — COEY, an AI-first media technology company built to scale human creativity through intelligent machine collaboration, today announced the launch of GroundSlate™, the first video editor designed from the ground up to be driven by an AI assistant rather than by a person at a keyboard or phone.

GroundSlate exposes 385 local tools to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, Cursor, Google’s Gemini and any other assistant built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing an assistant to search a user’s video library, generate new media, and deliver a finished, rendered film. Every tool runs on the user’s own Mac with no credits for generations. The application is available today at no cost.

An MCP-First Architecture: No Timeline, Just Results.
Traditional non-linear editors like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut are built around manual human labor: a person imports media, drags clips into order, trims joins, and exports the result. GroundSlate was built from the ground up as an MCP Server, with a media centric interface design to help a user understand what their AI is seeing and doing within the application.

Instead of a human, a user’s preferred AI assistant reads the library, decides which moments matter, assembles the sequence, picks visual effects, generates whatever footage is missing and renders the file, while the user describes the film they want in plain language.

Optimized for Apple Silicon
GroundSlate is built exclusively for Apple Silicon, leveraging the MLX framework to fully utilize the next generation of Macs. It is optimized specifically for the high-performance hardware capabilities of the latest Mac mini and Mac Studio models with larger shared memory, but will work with any M-Series Mac that has at least 16GB of shared memory.

Local AI Media Generation
GroundSlate generates AI video, music, sound effects and speech on the device, leveraging leading open source models. Users can clone a voice from a short sample or design a new one, synthesize narration in that voice, generate a shot that was never filmed, score a sequence to a music bed that ducks automatically beneath the narration, and drive a character’s mouth and expression to a recorded take. Each generated asset enters the library with a provenance record showing the model, the prompt and the seed that made it. GroundSlate also allows AI agents to store assets generated from AI media cloud providers, giving end users the ability to combine frontier models with local models within the same application.

Local AI Analysis
The application indexes everything into a searchable open catalog: transcripts with word-level timing, scene descriptions sampled as finely as every quarter second, the people who appear, music maps of beats and sections, and location and time metadata. An assistant can then find footage the way a person remembers it, searching for what was said, who was on camera, where a clip was shot and when, and getting exact time windows back rather than whole clips. GroundSlate uses JSON and markdown to store file information in an open catalog that any agent can understand and act upon.

A New Age of Video Production
“AI is ushering in a new generation of video production capabilities that looks nothing like the last,” said Ted Murphy, Founder of COEY. “For thirty years, professional editing has meant a person at a keyboard dragging clips along a timeline. GroundSlate does not have a timeline. Your AI reads the library, makes the decisions, and renders the film on your own machine – you just talk to it like an editor.”

“When you connect GroundSlate to frontier models like ChatGPT Astra or Claude Fable, it becomes even more powerful,” continued Murphy. “Frontier AI models can deliver professional-quality edits and motion graphics through the GroundSlate MCP. As open local models improve, end users will move more of the AI pipeline local.”

For more information about GroundSlate visit coey.com.

Edward Murphy
COEY
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