agentic-obs: A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI assistants with programmatic control over OBS Studio via the OBS WebSocket API. This server enables AI agents to manage scenes, sources, recording, streaming, and other OBS functionality through standardized MCP tools.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what agentic-obs tells them →
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Activate this skill when users need help with audio configuration, troubleshooting, or optimization in OBS. Triggers include requests like "fix my audio", "adjust microphone levels", "mute desktop audio", "balance my audio sources", "check audio levels", or diagnosing audio issues like echo, distortion, or missing…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Activate this skill when users need help with scene preset operations including saving, applying, organizing, or managing source visibility configurations. Triggers include requests like "save this layout", "apply my gaming preset", "switch to BRB mode", "create a preset", "list my presets", "rename preset", or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Activate this skill when users need help creating, modifying, or arranging visual elements in OBS scenes. Triggers include requests like "add a text overlay", "create a new scene", "move my webcam", "resize the game capture", "add a browser source", "arrange my layout", or designing scene compositions. This skill…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Activate this skill when users need help with live streaming workflows including pre-stream setup, real-time source management during streams, audio verification, scene transitions, or stream health monitoring. Triggers include requests like "help me stream", "pre-stream checklist", "manage my stream", "check audio…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Activate this skill when users need help with OBS Studio Mode's preview/program workflow — staging scene changes privately, rehearsing transitions, and committing them to the live output. Triggers include "enable studio mode", "preview the next scene", "rehearse a transition", "promote preview to program", "what's…
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