ربط العملاقين Claude وPollo MCP والنتيجة درس بالصوت والحركة!

Summary

The video demonstrates how to create an educational video in Claude by connecting it to Pollo AI through MCP. The example is a short lesson about the water cycle for fourth-grade students, covering evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. The presenter walks through planning the lesson, generating images, animating them with narration, and combining the clips into a finished video.

Main Ideas and Workflow

1. Connect Claude to Pollo AI

• Open Pollo AI and go to its MCP section.
• Select Claude and copy the provided MCP connection URL.
• In Claude, choose Add Custom Connectors, paste the URL, and complete the connection.
• Confirm the connection by checking that Pollo appears among Claude’s active connectors.
• Pollo can also be connected to other platforms, including ChatGPT, Cursor, and Grok.

2. Plan the Educational Video

Ask Claude to prepare a video plan that specifies the subject, audience, and total duration. For each scene, request a title, visual description, and voiceover text.

In the example, the video is about the water cycle and is intended for fourth-grade students. The presenter recommends requesting the plan first, without generating anything, so it can be reviewed.

3. Check Models and Costs Before Generating

• Ask Claude, through Pollo MCP, to check that the chosen image and video models are available.
• Check the account’s available credits and the estimated generation cost.
• Review the cost and approve the action before starting generation.

4. Generate and Review Scene Images

Use Pollo MCP to create an image for the first scene. Review its quality and check any Arabic text for errors before generating the remaining images. Where appropriate, use the first image as a visual reference for the other scenes.

5. Animate the Images and Add Narration

Ask Claude to animate each image using the selected video model, specifying the desired duration and source image. Request a cost estimate before approving generation.

The first animation was initially created without narration. The presenter then repeated the request, explicitly instructing the model to speak the voiceover text literally in Modern Standard Arabic. Repeat the process for the remaining scenes.

6. Combine and Export the Clips

Import the generated clips into Pollo’s Director/video editor and arrange them in the intended order—for example, evaporation, condensation, and then precipitation. Name the project, create it, and export the finished video.

Practical Lessons

• Be specific about the subject, audience, scene structure, duration, visuals, and narration.
• Generate and review one image before producing the rest.
• Check Arabic wording and labels in generated images.
• Include a clear voiceover instruction in the animation prompt; narration may not be added automatically.
• Check costs and available credits before approving generation.

The presenter also describes Pollo’s referral-credit system. According to the video, inviting someone who signs up earns 50 credits, and an invited user’s paid purchase earns 200 credits.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Mohamed Hamed — presenter and narrator of the tutorial.
• Generated Arabic voiceover — narration in the example water-cycle clips; no separate speaker is identified.
• Platforms and tools demonstrated or mentioned — Claude, Pollo AI, Pollo MCP, Pollo’s Director/video editor, and the GPT Image and Seedance video-generation models. ChatGPT, Cursor, and Grok are mentioned as other platforms that can connect through MCP.