OPEN LINK ↗
// 1h agoPRODUCT LAUNCH
Raylight 2.0 gives Claude a 3D canvas
Raylight 2.0 turns Claude-directed motion graphics into editable layers, animation blocks, and 3D scenes instead of one-shot renders. Its MCP integration, available through Raylight (https://www.raylight.app/) and its MCP server (https://www.raylight.app/mcp), lets AI assistants inspect shots, apply changes, and verify rendered frames on a live canvas.
// ANALYSIS
Raylight’s smartest bet is making AI-generated motion inspectable and editable, rather than treating video as an opaque final export.
- –Claude can read project state, modify shots, and render frames to check its own work.
- –A layered 3D canvas preserves designer control after the initial prompt.
- –Animation blocks and camera controls target product demos, launch videos, and UI showcases.
- –MCP support makes Raylight part of an emerging agent-operated creative toolchain.
- –It still looks more like a focused product-video editor than a full replacement for After Effects.
// TAGS
raylightmcpvideo-gen3d-gentool-usedevtool
DISCOVERED
1h ago
2026-11-03
PUBLISHED
1h ago
2026-11-03
RELEVANCE
8/ 10
AUTHOR
cy_burns