@corbin_braun: still building but DaVinci Resolve Studio's native MCP this may be endgame for video editors.
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DaVinci Resolve Studio introduces native MCP integration, which may revolutionize workflows for video editors.
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still building
but
DaVinci Resolve Studio’s native MCP
this may be endgame for video editors. https://t.co/4NGJw3C49C
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