mcp-server-obs
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Overview
Control OBS Studio's recording, streaming, and scene management from VS Code using AI assistants.
Installation
dotnet run --project src/ObsMcp.McpServer/ObsMcp.McpServer.csprojEnvironment Variables
- OBS_HOST
- OBS_PORT
- OBS_PASSWORD
Security Notes
The server runs as a local .NET executable and connects to OBS Studio via its WebSocket server, primarily on localhost. Connection details (host, port, password) are managed through VS Code settings or environment variables, preventing hardcoded secrets. No 'eval' or obvious obfuscation is present in the provided JavaScript components. The core .NET server's source code was not provided for a full audit, but it is stated to use the 'obs-websocket-dotnet' library, which is a standard open-source client. The overall security relies heavily on the user configuring OBS Studio's WebSocket server securely (e.g., strong password, not exposing it to the public internet).
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