Connect Qwen Codein three steps
Qwen Code reaches Pershot over MCP. Add the server and sign in, and it can quote first, then make videos with your credits, within the budget you set.
- Status
- Documented
- Tested by us
- Not yet
- Docs checked
Three stepsthen ask for a quote
Add Pershot to Qwen Code's MCP settings file.
{ "mcpServers": { "pershot": { "httpUrl": "https://mcp.pershot.app/mcp" } } }When Qwen Code asks, sign in to Pershot in your browser and allow the access.
Check it: ask Qwen Code for your Pershot credit balance, then for a quote before anything renders.
Start connecting Qwen CodeSee your AI connections in the studio
How itconnects
- MCP sign-inRecommendedSign in with your Pershot account in the browser (OAuth). No key is pasted into the agent.
- Connection codeA code you make under AI connections and paste into the agent's settings. It is sent as a header and spends your creative balance.
- Command line (not published yet)The Pershot command-line tool, for AI agents that run commands. Not published yet. About the command line
Good to know
Qwen Code itself needs a paid plan or an API key of its own; its free sign-in tier has ended. Sign-in opens a browser on the same computer.
Qwen Code docsBefore youconnect it
What does it spend?
Your creative balance, the same one the studio uses, within the budget you set. It quotes before each render. A render that makes no video, or whose result a safety check blocks, is refunded automatically; a video that is made is charged.
Who pays for Qwen Code itself?
Qwen Code has its own plans and model fees, paid to its maker. Pershot charges only for the videos and images it makes.
Can I take access away?
Yes. Revoke the connection under AI connections in the studio. It stops at once.
Has Pershot tested Qwen Code?
Not yet. The label comes from Qwen Code's own documentation, checked on 2026-10-22. An agent we test ourselves will say Tested by us.