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Summary

The HTTP MCP server can now return still frames from a video asset already in an OpenScreen project, so an MCP client can inspect the source recording before editing. getFrames accepts a project and optional asset ID, but no arbitrary file path. Its timestamps are source-video seconds, and its images do not include trims, zooms, or other edits. Only one frame extraction runs at a time to bound hidden decoder windows.

Related issue

None.

Type of change

• Bug fix
• Feature
• Enhancement
• Documentation
• Refactor / maintenance
• Performance
• Security

Release impact

• Patch
• Minor
• Major / breaking change
• No release note needed

Desktop impact

• Windows
• macOS
• Linux
• Installer / packaging
• Not platform-specific

Screenshots / video

No UI change.

Testing

• HTTP MCP SDK integration tests for image results, project-only selection, read-only access, and concurrent requests.
• Full unit suite: 328 files passed; 4,604 tests passed and 2 skipped (with 4 workers). One unrelated UI timing test failed on the first unrestricted run and passed alone and in the bounded rerun.
• App and test TypeScript checks, Biome lint, and website i18n check/build passed.
• The installed app and external MCP Portal have not been updated with this branch, so portal image forwarding remains unverified.

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