Intangible MCP
Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other AI agents to Intangible's Model Context Protocol server (Intangible MCP), then build 3D scenes from a plain-language brief.
Intangible's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server lets an AI agent build 3D scenes in your Studio tab from a plain-language brief. Point Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or another MCP client at the server, hand it a brief, and it builds the set while you watch. Your agent builds the set. You direct it.
Intangible's MCP server is in Beta. This release opens Build, Compose, and Visualize modes to your agents, with more Intangible functionality coming to agents in the following weeks. Expect changes and performance improvements.
The server is hosted at https://mcp.intangible.ai/mcp. It is a remote server with OAuth sign-in, so there is nothing to install and nothing to run locally.
What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets an AI agent call external tools through one shared interface. An MCP server exposes a set of actions, and any MCP client can discover and use them. Intangible's server exposes Studio actions – create a project, add a model, frame a shot, render an image – so an agent drives a 3D scene the way you do with a mouse. Read the standard at modelcontextprotocol.io.
Which AI agents can connect to Intangible?
Any MCP-capable client can connect to Intangible's MCP server. These three have step-by-step pages:
Other MCP clients connect the same way: point them at https://mcp.intangible.ai/mcp and complete the OAuth sign-in.
What you need to connect
To connect an agent to Intangible you need three things. An Intangible account – sign up at studio.intangible.ai; see Sign up and set up. A supported agent – Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or another MCP client. An open Studio tab – the agent edits your live scene in the browser, so keep it open while you work, and if no project is open, ask the agent to create one first.
How an agent builds a scene in Intangible
An agent works in the same three modes you do: Build, Compose, Visualize. Each mode hands the model a different kind of context, which keeps the output under control instead of letting it drift. In Build, the agent places 3D assets and constructs the set. In Compose, it sets cameras and frames the shot. In Visualize, it renders the image. See The three modes and What your agent can do.
What to expect: about 80 percent
An agent gets a scene roughly 80 percent of the way, then hands it back. Objects land close, not exact. Final positioning is yours, and that last stretch is faster by hand than through another round of prompting – and it costs fewer tokens.
Connect and run your first brief
Pick your client and follow its setup page above.
Open a Studio project, or ask the agent to create one.
Give it a brief. Example: "Build a city street at dusk, place a parked sedan on the right, frame a low three-quarter shot, and render it cinematic."
Watch the scene fill in, then finish the framing by hand.
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Last updated 7 August 2026. Intangible's MCP server is in Beta; steps and capabilities may change.
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