AI Rap Video Skill for AI Assistants

Use a portable SKILL.md to guide assistants through rap name, lyric, and original video tools over MCP, including credit and image URL requirements.

Last updated: 2026-11-12

The AI Rap Video Skill is a portable SKILL.md that teaches an AI assistant how to use the AI Rap Generators name, lyric, and video task tools. Pair it with the remote MCP server to call those tools. The video tool creates an original duo video task from two public HTTPS image URLs; private image uploads remain available in the website generator.

What the skill can do

The MCP server has eight tools. generate_rap_names suggests performer names in a selected style and form. generate_wu_tang_name creates one inspired name with a short interpretation. generate_rap_lyrics drafts a short original English verse from a topic. generate_birthday_rap_lyrics drafts a birthday verse from a name, personal detail, and relationship. create_rap_video starts a 15-second duo video task; get_video_status checks that task; get_credits checks whether the account can cover a render; and list_rap_stages returns stage options. Each video costs 10 credits. The name tools are free, and general and birthday lyric drafts share 10 free calls per account per 24-hour period.

Video creation requires exactly two publicly accessible HTTPS image URLs and an account balance of at least 10 credits. The MCP integration does not upload files, create solo videos, or make meme remakes. Check get_credits before creating a video; a free first render is not guaranteed. Use only authorized images and ensure adults shown have consented. If the user only has private attachments, direct them to the AI Rap Generators website for its upload flow. A generated lyric draft is a starting point; the final video may adapt the wording.

Preview a real MCP request

Choose one of the existing tools below and adjust its actual input fields. The page builds a JSON-RPC request body that can be copied into a client or request inspector. It does not submit the request, authenticate, or spend credits. This makes the tool names and argument limits visible before connecting an assistant.

JSON-RPC request body

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "generate_rap_lyrics",
    "arguments": {
      "topic": "friends celebrating a road trip",
      "style": "boom-bap"
    }
  }
}

Preview only. The page does not send a tool call or include your API key.

Install the skill file

Download the raw SKILL.md file and place it in the skills folder supported by your AI assistant. The skill uses the open frontmatter format with a name and a triggering description; it has no package dependency. Installation locations and commands vary by client, so follow that client’s current skill documentation. If your assistant does not support skills, you can still read the file and paste its workflow into a project instruction file.

The raw skill file includes the workflow, prompt tips, supported inputs, credit cost, polling interval, and image URL requirements. It does not ask the assistant to store or print an API key. Configure the key in the MCP client instead, using one of the setup guides for Claude, Cursor, or Codex.

Shape a useful request

Give the assistant a concrete topic, one or two details to include, and a broad style such as boom-bap or melodic. Birthday requests need a name, a personal detail, and one supported relationship. Do not ask the tool to imitate a named artist or reproduce existing lyrics. For a short video, a focused scene is easier to turn into a compact verse than several unrelated ideas.

For endpoint details, request formats, and errors, read the API reference and MCP guide. Use the MCP video tools for two public image URLs, or continue in the website video generator when private uploads are needed.