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Volcengine RTC

Volcengine RTC MCP for AI. Automate Live Stream Moderation and Monitoring

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Volcengine RTC MCP handles real-time live video and audio streams for professional broadcasting platforms. It lets your AI agent manage active rooms, monitor network quality in detail, mute disruptive users' feeds, kick out abusers instantly, and handle complex cloud recording or mixing tasks.

What your AI can do

Get active rooms

Retrieves a complete list of every currently running live room in the system.

Get quality metrics

Pulls detailed performance data for any specific live room, including network metrics and drop rates.

Get room users

Fetches a list of all participants currently broadcasting within a specified room.

+ 7 more capabilities included
Moderate participants

You can tell the agent to mute a specific user's audio or video feed, or kick them out of the room entirely.

Monitor stream health

The agent pulls deep performance metrics on any live room, letting you check things like dropped frame rates and bandwidth usage.

Manage broadcasts

It provides a list of all currently active rooms across the network. You can also query exactly who is in those rooms.

Record and mix video

You can tell it to start cloud recording for an ongoing stream, or spin up a mixing service to combine multiple feeds into one output.

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These tools let you automate every aspect of live stream management, from checking room occupancy to controlling video feeds.

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Get Active Rooms

Retrieves a complete list of every currently running live room in the system.

Get Quality Metrics

Pulls detailed performance data for any specific live room, including network...

Get Room Users

Fetches a list of all participants currently broadcasting within a specified room.

Kick User

Removes an individual user from the live stream room immediately.

Mute Stream

Silences either the audio or video output for a specific user in a room.

Start Cloud Record

Initiates high-quality cloud recording for an ongoing live stream session.

Start Transcode

Begins a mixed-client (MCU) streaming process to combine multiple video feeds into one output.

Stop Cloud Record

Stops an active cloud recording session, saving the footage to storage.

Stop Transcode

Ends a mixed-client (MCU) streaming process that was actively combining video feeds.

Unmute Stream

Reactivates the audio or video output for a user who had been muted.

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Claude AI

1

Open Claude Settings

Go to claude.ai, click your profile icon, then navigate to Customize → Connectors.

2

Add Custom Connector

Click the "+" button and select Add custom connector. Paste your Vinkius endpoint URL:

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Replace [YOUR_TOKEN_HERE] with your token from cloud.vinkius.com. For OAuth-protected servers, expand Advanced settings to add credentials.

3

Start a conversation

Open a new chat. The Volcengine RTC integration is available immediately — no restart needed.

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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more

The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.

This connection provides 10 powerful capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other compatible AI platforms. No middleware. No custom integration required.

Moderation and Troubleshooting Are Manual Pain Points

Right now, when something goes wrong—a user becomes abusive, or the stream quality drops—the process is painful. You have to jump into a dozen different dashboards: one for user lists, one for network metrics, one just for muting feeds. It's constant clicking and copy-pasting of IDs.

With this MCP, your agent handles it all in natural conversation. Instead of navigating complex menus, you simply tell your system to 'check the quality of Room Beta.' The outcome is immediate: a precise report on dropped frames or network bottlenecks.

Stream Control Functions

You no longer need dedicated scripts just for basic stream control. You can't manually query the list of active rooms, then check who is in them via `get_room_users`, and finally mute a single user with separate API calls.

Now you combine those actions into one agent flow. The result? A reliable workflow that manages your entire streaming lifecycle—from discovery to moderation—in seconds.

What your AI can actually do with this

This connector gives your agent the ability to operate like a dedicated stream operations console. You can run administrative commands against major live streaming infrastructure—the same backbone powering massive platforms globally. Your AI doesn't need a human in the loop for basic moderation; it handles everything from checking network health and listing users in specific rooms, to silencing an audio feed or kicking out disruptive participants.

For instance, if you suspect poor connection quality in one corner of your broadcast setup, your agent can query deep metrics to pinpoint dropped frames and problematic nodes. If you need a full audit trail showing exactly which user was kicked and when that action occurred, Vinkius AI Analytics tracks every tool call made through the system.

This means everything—every mute, kick, or recording start—is logged for review later. It’s built for platforms where reliability isn't optional; it's core to your business.

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Questions you might have

How do I check network quality using the get_quality_metrics tool? +

You provide the specific Room ID and the agent retrieves a deep dive of that room's metrics. This lets you see things like packet loss rates or dropped frame counts, helping diagnose poor connectivity.

Can I use mute_stream to block video only? +

Yes. The mute_stream function requires you to specify if the stream type is 'audio' or 'video,' giving you granular control over which feed gets blocked.

What happens when I use kick_user? +

The agent removes the specified user from the live room instantly. This action logs an audit trail, ensuring proof of moderation for compliance purposes.

Is it hard to start cloud recordings with start_cloud_record? +

No. You just tell your agent to begin recording. It handles the setup and monitoring process, letting you focus on the broadcast itself.

What credentials do I need to set up my agent before running any tool, like `get_active_rooms`? +

You need an Access Key (AK), Secret Key (SK), and your RTC App ID. You connect these through the Vinkius platform; it handles converting your AI's natural language into signed REST API calls automatically.

What is the correct workflow for using both `start_transcode` and `stop_transcode`? +

Always run start_transcode first to initiate the stream transcoding process. Once your agent has gathered the necessary data or completed its task, you must call stop_transcode immediately afterward to prevent unnecessary billing.

If I try to use `get_room_users` but get an error, what does that usually mean? +

It generally means the agent lacks sufficient permissions for that specific room or user group. You need to check your Volcengine IAM Console and confirm the necessary read permissions are granted for the target resources.

How do I find out which rooms exist using `get_active_rooms` before trying to list users? +

get_active_rooms gives you a comprehensive manifest of all currently running RTC sessions. This lets your agent retrieve the precise Room IDs needed for subsequent commands, like listing participants or checking metrics.

Does this support Volcengine HMAC-SHA256 V4 Signatures? +

Absolutely. Generating ByteDance's API signatures programmatically is challenging for raw agents. This backend completely conceals the cryptography layer so your agent can execute queries instantly just by having the Secret Key stored securely.

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