Weftly has always been MCP-first: transcribe, find clips, cut vertical shorts, publish platform. Each tool call is paid per job, no subscription, and no sign-up. That works great if you already have Claude or Cursor set up. If you don't, "install an MCP host first" is a rough answer to "can I get a clip out of this interview?"

So we brought the chat client back. Open chat.weftly.ai, drop in a file, say what you want. No setup, no account, no connector config. The tools underneath are the same ones your agent would call. The chat app is just one client, and the interface is yours to pick. Details about our purpose-built Discord client app are in the comments

Free jobs through September with promo code PROD-HUNT-CHAT.

What would you build on it?

We created Weftly to solve our own post production challenges in getting our grassroots news site videos published. I just prepared clips to publish to YouTube and I want to share how fast and easy it was.

I just took a long form video and created 5 clips, each with:

• a branded chyron with the guest names

• a branded like & subscribe

• a branded end card

• a branded thumbnail

• a SRT transcript for subtitles

Steve on our team hooked OpenClaw up to Discord and drove Weftly's MCP server from a team channel on his iPhone. Upload a video in your Discord server, ask the bot to transcribe or find clips, and it handles everything, including payment via MPP, without leaving Discord.

The MCP architecture means this works from anywhere. Discord today, Claude Code yesterday, Gemini or LiteLLM tomorrow. Same Weftly tools, different front door. We believe this is how software is going to work, with a personal UI, digital payments for agents, and APIs fronted by MCP servers.

Hey Product Hunt

We're launching Weftly tomorrow and I wanted to share something that happened during development that I haven't been able to stop thinking about.