Integrations
Calling Sume from automation platforms, serverless functions, agent frameworks, and MCP clients. Each uses plain HTTPS or remote MCP, not a connector.
Add Sume to Claude as a custom connector (remote MCP)
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to Claude under Customize > Connectors, see what Sume's OAuth consent grants, and decide whether to allow paid tools.
VS Code remote MCP server: add Sume's hosted MCP in mcp.json
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to VS Code with an http entry in mcp.json, see what Sume's OAuth consent grants, and choose which tools chat can call.
AWS Lambda webhook receiver for Sume: function URL and HMAC
Give Sume a Lambda function URL with auth type NONE, decode the event body, check the sume-v1 HMAC, and answer 204 inside the 10-second window.
Inngest wait for event: resume when a Sume video run ends
Start a Sume run in step.run, turn its webhook into an Inngest event with a transform, then step.waitForEvent on the run id with a 2h timeout.
LlamaIndex image generation tool with the Sume Image API
Wrap POST /v1/images in a LlamaIndex FunctionTool: send sume/auto and a prompt, return URLs on a 200, and hand back the job id on a 202.
OpenAI Responses API MCP tool: call Sume's hosted tools
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to the Responses API as an mcp tool, send your Sume key in headers, and approve paid tool calls before they run.
Claude API MCP connector with Sume: what works today
The Claude API MCP connector has no documented way to authenticate to Sume's hosted MCP today. Why, and what to use instead, like the Agent SDK.
Gemini CLI MCP server: add Sume's hosted MCP
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to Gemini CLI with httpUrl and an API-key header read from your environment, then allowlist and confirm its tools.
Windsurf MCP server: add Sume's hosted MCP in Devin Desktop
Windsurf is now Devin Desktop. Add Sume's hosted MCP server to the Devin Local agent or the legacy Cascade agent with an API-key header.
Cline MCP remote server: add Sume's hosted MCP
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to Cline as a remote server with type streamableHttp and an API-key header, and keep paid tools out of autoApprove.
Pydantic AI MCP server: give an agent Sume's hosted tools
Connect a Pydantic AI agent to Sume's hosted MCP server with MCPToolset and an API-key header, filter the tools, and hold paid calls for approval.
Google ADK MCP tools: connect McpToolset to Sume's server
Add Sume's hosted MCP server to a Google ADK agent with McpToolset, an API-key header, and tool_filter, and make paid tools ask for confirmation.
Mastra MCP client: connect an agent to Sume's hosted MCP
Connect a Mastra agent to Sume's hosted MCP server with MCPClient: an API-key header in requestInit, a tool allow-list, and approval for paid calls.
n8n MCP Client Tool with Sume: setup and the SSE caveat
n8n labels the MCP Client Tool field SSE Endpoint; Sume documents streamable HTTP. Set it up for Sume, test the connection, and gate paid calls.
Dify custom tool from OpenAPI: import the Sume API schema
Make a Dify custom tool from Sume's OpenAPI schema: trim it to three video operations, import it as a Swagger API tool, and keep the key secret.
Power Automate HTTP request API: start and poll a Sume run
Call the Sume API from a Power Automate HTTP action: start a Format run, poll it in a Do until loop, and read the key from a Key Vault secret.
Bubble API Connector: generate AI video with the Sume API
Set up Bubble's API Connector for Sume: the key in a private header, a manual response so setup costs nothing, and a backend poll of the job.
Gradio video generation app: Sume API key in a Space secret
Build a Gradio video generation app on the Sume API: the key stays in a Hugging Face Space secret, a generator polls the job, and gr.Video plays it.
Telegram bot to generate video: a Sume job, then sendVideo
A Telegram bot can turn /video into a Sume job, reply at once, then call sendVideo with the artifact URL when Sume's signed webhook arrives.
PHP webhook signature verification in plain PHP and Laravel
Verify a Sume webhook in PHP: hash_hmac sha256 over timestamp.raw_body, split the sume-v1 entries, and compare each one with hash_equals.
Golang: verify a webhook signature with HMAC and hmac.Equal
Verify a Sume webhook in Go: read the body once with io.ReadAll, HMAC-SHA256 the timestamp and raw bytes, then hmac.Equal each sume-v1 entry.