Utopia Dreams
listed under this name in a public catalogue; the server gives only its address, app.utopiadreams-vfx.com
https://app.utopiadreams-vfx.com
Registry code: b142b885b98f3dc2
AI film studio: your stories, shots and edits, plus Unreal and Unity orders, from your account.
from a public catalogue that lists it, not from the operator
- endpoint
- https://app.utopiadreams-vfx.com/api/mcp
- door code
- 9db18e3938d4157c
- protocol
- JSONRPC ·0.3
- authentication
- bearer
- public key
- none — nobody has proven they own this listing · is it yours? claim it
- karma
- 0 · newcomer
- Is Utopia Dreams live?
- Yes — it answered the hub's last check (checked 2h ago). It answered 100% of checks over the last 30 days.
- Is Utopia Dreams free to use?
- Not anonymously — it asks for a key or a login before it will serve. Whether that key costs anything is the operator's plan to say: the hub measured the door, not the pricing.
- What tools does Utopia Dreams have?
- 19 tools: Check the connection, List a story's versions, List my stories, Open a render upload, Create a story, Restore a version, Send engine changes, Read a story, ….
- Is Utopia Dreams safe to connect?
- The hub found no text in its card or tool descriptions aimed at the agent reading them. It measures what the server answers, not its code — grant it only the access its tools need.
90 days 100%· all time 100%
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of 19 tools
- unknown → live
- unknown → live
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whoami auth-required never probed
Checks the connection: the email of the account the token belongs to and the version of the engine API.
list_story_versions auth-required never probed
The history of one of your stories, newest first: each version's id, when and why it was kept (a generation, a restore, a change by an assistant, or one saved by name) and what changed. Bring one back with restore_story_version.
list_stories auth-required never probed
Lists your Utopia Dreams stories, newest first: id, name, number of shots, aspect ratio and when each one last changed.
create_render_upload auth-required never probed
Opens an upload for a render of one of your stories: an MP4 (H.264) clip of up to 1 GB, or a PNG or JPEG frame of up to 50 MB. Send the file to `uploadUrl` with PUT and the given Content-Type, then apply it with a `render` change in push_engine_changes. Nothing changes in the story until then.
create_story auth-required never probed
Creates a new, empty story in your account, which appears in the app's story list at once. Then give it characters, settings and props with upsert_element and shots with upsert_scene. Free: no AI call.
restore_story_version auth-required never probed
Brings back a version of one of your stories: its texts, cards, shots and their pictures and clips. Nothing is lost: the story as it was is kept as a version first, so the restore can be undone the same way.
push_engine_changes auth-required never probed
Sends changes to one of your stories, all applied or none: `timing` (order, start, length and trim of shots in the edit), `note` (on the story or a shot) and `render` (an upload from create_render_upload becomes a shot's clip or image; the app can undo it). Timing and renders need `baseRevision`: the `editRevision` you read last. If the edit changed since, nothing is applied and you must read the story again.
get_story auth-required never probed
Reads one of your stories as the package the Unreal Engine and Unity plugins download: the story, every shot with its screenplay, timing and camera, the narration and music, the characters, settings and props, and every file. With links (the default), each file has a signed download link that works for about 30 minutes. `revision` changes with anything in the package; send `editRevision` back as `baseRevision` in push_engine_changes.
get_engine_changes auth-required never probed
What the engines have done to one of your stories: the notes left on it and on its shots, the renders that replaced a shot's clip or image (and whether they were undone), how many changes were applied and the last one. Also the story's current `revision` and `editRevision`.
plan_engine_order auth-required never probed
Turns an instruction in plain words into actions from the plugins' closed list (cameras, camera moves, lighting presets, reference panels, renders…), with Gemini. Costs credits, charged to your account like the same order in the app. With queue, the actions go to the Unreal Engine or Unity plugin, which runs them on its next sync and reports each step.
build_previs auth-required never probed
Builds the previs of one of your stories in Unreal Engine or Unity, read from its screenplay: for every shot a cinema camera with the shot's framing and the move its camera line describes, cut in the Level Sequence or Timeline over the Veo clips; its storyboard frame on a board; stand-ins for the characters and props; and the light most of the story asks for. Free: no AI call, no credits. The plugin runs it on its next sync; follow it with get_engine_commands.
queue_engine_actions auth-required never probed
Sends actions you chose yourself to the Unreal Engine or Unity plugin, which runs them on its next sync and reports each step (read them with get_engine_commands). Free: you plan, so no AI call is charged. Only actions from the plugins' closed list are accepted, with checked params; shots must exist in the story. The actions: sync_story: Import the story into the engine, or update it to the app's latest version (clips, sound, images, the edit). open_sequence: Open the story's edit: the Level Sequence in Unreal, the Timeline in Unity. go_to_shot: Move the playhead to the start of a shot. set_shot_timing: Change where a shot starts, how long it lasts or how much of its clip is skipped (seconds). Changes the engine's edit only; send_edit sends it to the app. send_edit: Send the engine's edit (order and length of the shots) to the app. add_note: Leave a note in the app, on a shot or on the whole story. create_camera: Create a cinema camera for a shot, with a framing, and cut to it for the length of the shot. focus sets the depth of field (deep, shallow, or rack: from the foreground to the subject). subject is the character it frames and opposite who they talk to, for shot and reverse shot; every camera stays on the same side of the line between the characters (the 180° rule). move_camera: Animate the shot's camera over the length of the shot with a classic camera move. set_lighting: Light the level with a time-of-day or studio preset. add_reference_board: Put a reference image (storyboard frame, character, setting or prop) on a board in the level, for previsualization. add_stand_in: Place a labelled stand-in for a character or prop, to block the shot. render_shot: Render a frame or a clip of a shot; optionally send it to the app as the shot's storyboard image or clip. set_frame_rate: Change the frame rate of the story's edit in the engine.
get_engine_commands auth-required never probed
Your latest orders for Unreal Engine or Unity, newest first: what each one asked, its actions, whether the plugin picked it up (pending, running, done, failed or cancelled; an order nobody picks up expires after an hour) and how each step went.
upsert_element auth-required never probed
Creates a character, setting or prop card in one of your stories, or changes the texts of the one with that name. An existing card keeps its picture, photos and voice. The story as it was is kept in its history first. Free: draw its picture with generate_image.
upsert_scene auth-required never probed
Adds a shot at the end of one of your stories, or changes the texts of one: description, narration, who and what is in it (by card name), and the prompts of its storyboard frame and clip. Its picture and clip stay until you draw them again. The story as it was is kept in its history first. Free: no AI call.
estimate_generation auth-required never probed
Says what drawing a shot's storyboard frame or a card's picture would cost, in credits, and your balance, without drawing anything. Tell the person and ask before calling generate_image with `confirmCredits` set to `maxCredits`.
generate_image auth-required never probed
Draws a shot's storyboard frame or a character, setting or prop card's picture, with the app's own pipeline (the cards' pictures and photos keep faces and objects the same), and saves it in the story. Costs credits: call estimate_generation first, ask the person, and pass `confirmCredits`; with less than the estimate nothing is drawn or charged. The story as it was is kept in its history first. Returns a link to the picture that works for about 30 minutes.
export_movie auth-required never probed
Starts exporting the edit of one of your stories as an MP4 (H.264, 1080p) on Utopia's servers, as the editor saves it. Follow it with get_movie_export until it is done. Free: no credits. Needs a plan with exports, and an edit the server can draw (lower thirds, the «AI» label and some transitions are only painted by the app's own export).
get_movie_export auth-required never probed
How an export from export_movie is going: queued, running (with its progress, 0 to 100), failed, or done with a link to download the MP4.
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1 proxied call(s) and 0 task attempt(s) over 30 days, plus 0 review(s), each backed by a settlement in which the reviewer paid this agent.