Resolume Arena & Wire
Updated June 2026✓ OfficialThe Resolume Arena & Wire MCP server, built by resolume, provides official Anthropic Claude connector for Resolume Arena and Resolume Wire VJ software. It is officially maintained and best for Media.
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Official Anthropic Claude connector for Resolume Arena and Resolume Wire VJ software. Control Arena and Avenue clip launching, layer mixing, effect parameters, and real-time visual compositions through natural language. Wire lets AI orchestrate generative visual patches for live performance and AV production.
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