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Sloosh.ai Opens a Hosted Image and Video Platform With an MCP Server and a Promised After Effects Plugin: What the Launch Does and Doesn't Say
· RenderBob team
ShopOS launched Sloosh.ai on 22 October for product images, videos and reels. The launch coverage names no models and no prices.
ShopOS, a Bengaluru company, launched Sloosh.ai on 22 October for product images, videos and reels. The launch coverage names no models and no prices.
What Business Standard reports
Sloosh.ai is built on the same image and video orchestration engine ShopOS uses for brand content. The company says that engine combines AI agents, reusable workflows and human experts. Users can make product images, videos, reels and creator-style clips from ideas, photos and videos. It is open to users worldwide. Spaces are described as reusable creative processes that can be run at scale, forked and shared. A Sloosh MCP server connects the platform to assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Cursor, and an After Effects plugin is described as launching. Co-founder Ajay P V said the engine "has now become good enough that it shouldn't stay inside ShopOS". ShopOS has raised $20 million from 3STATE Ventures, backed by Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal.
What the article does not say
- The models. It does not say which image or video models run underneath.
- Pricing. It gives no plan or price.
- Human experts. It mentions them in the workflow but does not explain when they are involved or what happens to uploaded material.
- Quality. The speed, cost and consistency claims are the company's, with no independent test.
- Release state. The After Effects plugin is described as launching, with no date.
How it fits
It follows the pattern in our 20 October MCP gateway piece: an assistant can drive a hosted creative service, and the service becomes a new place for your files, prompts and references to travel. Sloosh is aimed at commercial and product content, not narrative film, so judge it on consistency across a batch and on cost per usable result.
Before you connect it
- Where do your uploads go, and who can see them? Ask about the human experts in particular.
- Who owns the outputs and the reusable Spaces you build?
- Which models are used, and do their licences allow your use?
- Set spending limits before an assistant can call it.
- Keep a log of prompts, references and outputs.
What to watch
A list of models and pricing, the plugin's release date, and independent tests of consistency across a batch.
RenderBob 3 and this story
Sloosh is a hosted service. RenderBob 3 keeps the project on your Mac. You choose the model per shot, image sketches stay on the Mac, and a video take leaves only after you review the model and the credit cost.
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