First AI-native video hosting service. Here is what possible with GoVideo
We built GoVideo because putting a video online is still a three-tool job, and none of those tools talk to your agent.
What it does: upload a file or go live straight from your browser, and you get a shareable link and an embed for a player you brand yourself, your colours, your watermark, your cover image. Chapters on the seekbar, captions, view analytics. Nothing to install, and nothing for your viewers to install either. A live broadcast becomes a normal video when it ends.
The part we're most proud of: the entire product is drivable by an AI agent over MCP. 23 tools — create an upload, run the encode, start and stop a live broadcast, set chapters, style the player, pull analytics. Your agent signs in through a browser tab instead of you pasting an API key anywhere, and it publishes into the same library you see in the web app. Bytes go straight to storage, so file size is never the bottleneck.
Concretely: you can tell Claude or Cursor "put this on my site with chapters and our brand colours" and get back a link and an embed snippet.
Most video platforms have an API and stop there. We built the agent surface as the primary way in, and I think that's the right bet but it's a bet.
What I'd like from this forum: if you build with agents, does handing off video fit how you actually work? And for the parts of your stack that aren't agent-drivable yet, which one do you miss most?
Free while it's in preview. Happy to get into the mechanics OAuth for agents was the hardest part by a distance, and I'll answer anything about how that works.
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