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This article explains what quso.ai can do after you connect it to an AI app such as Claude or ChatGPT. To connect for the first time, see Use quso.ai in Claude and ChatGPT.

What the connector does

The quso.ai connector lets your AI app work with your quso.ai account. You can ask it to:
  • import a video from a link, or upload a file, and make clips from it;
  • find clips about a topic and show them in a panel inside the chat;
  • render a clip as a vertical video and give you the download link;
  • post or schedule a clip, a finished render, your own video or images, or a text post to your connected social accounts;
  • list, cancel or move your scheduled posts.
The connector works in one quso.ai workspace: the one shown on the quso.ai page when you connected.

Who can connect

  • Any quso.ai account can connect an AI app, including Free and Pay as you go.
  • What you can do also depends on your plan:
    • Plans with social scheduling (such as Essential and Growth) can post to 11 networks, now or at a set time, and can see post history.
    • Plans without scheduling (such as Lite and Plus) post to TikTok only, straight away.
    • Free posts to TikTok only, straight away, with the quso.ai watermark and a short quso.ai line in the caption.
    • Pay as you go imports with credits from the packs you buy, so buy a pack before your first import.
    • Posting your own video or images, and text posts, work on the plans that can publish external content on quso.ai.
    • Downloading a rendered video needs a paid plan. If your plan ends, the connection stays until you revoke it, and the free plan’s limits apply to it.
Using quso.ai from an AI app costs the same as using quso.ai on the web. Importing a video uses credits, 1 credit for each minute of video. Your AI app may call them “processing minutes”. Watching clips in the panel, rendering a clip and posting don’t use credits.

The tools

Your AI app chooses which tool to use. You don’t need to name the tools. This list helps you understand what the app is doing.

Your account

Projects and clips

Bringing in a video

Rendering

Social accounts

Posting

These tools post in public. Your AI app should show you the caption, the account and the time, and wait for your yes. You can post to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, Telegram, Reddit and Snapchat. Pinterest isn’t available from AI apps. If you ask for the same post twice within a day, quso.ai returns the first post instead of posting again.

Managing posts

The clip panel

Limits

Limits on each connection

These limits protect quso.ai from runaway requests. Each connection has its own count, so Claude and ChatGPT count separately. A count starts at the first call and resets when its time window ends. whoami has no limit. To see every limit and how much of it is left, ask for your usage: get_usage lists each limit, how many calls are left, and when it resets. When you reach a limit, the tool answers with “too many … on this connection”, the limit, the number of seconds to wait and the time it lifts. Wait until then, and ask again. Nothing was imported, rendered or posted by the refused call.

Other limits

  • Video length. You can import a video up to the length your credits allow. get_usage gives the exact maximum. See also Video length & types.
  • Clip length. A render can be at most 30 minutes long.
  • Format. Renders are vertical 9:16 only. For other formats or layouts, open the clip in the quso.ai editor.
  • Upload links. A file upload link works for 1 hour. A link to upload your own media for posting works for 15 minutes.
  • Scheduling. A scheduled post must be at least 15 minutes ahead and at most 1 year ahead.
  • Moving a post. You can’t move a post that’s due in the next 5 minutes.
  • Waiting. When your AI app waits for a project, render or post, each check waits up to 25 seconds. Your AI app checks again until it’s done.

Troubleshooting

This is temporary. Wait a few seconds and try to connect again.
The quso.ai page shows this when the app that asked to connect isn’t one we recognize. Continue only if you started the connection yourself, from the app you meant to connect.
The connection uses the workspace you last signed in to on quso.ai. Revoke the connection (see below), open the workspace you want on quso.ai, then connect again from your AI app.
After we update quso.ai, your AI app may keep an old copy of the panel. Refresh the connector’s tools, then start a new chat:
  • ChatGPT: go to Settings → Plugins, open quso, and select Refresh tools.
  • Claude: go to Customize → Connectors, open quso, open its ⋯ menu and select Refresh tools list.
In ChatGPT, type @quso and pick it from the list, in each message that needs it. In Claude, name quso.ai in your request and check that the connector is turned on for this chat.
See Limits on each connection. Wait the number of seconds in the message, then ask again.
The video is longer than your remaining credits allow. Ask for your remaining credits, or choose a shorter video. On Pay as you go, buy a credit pack in quso.ai first. See How credits work.
Clips posted straight from an AI app use quso.ai’s standard look. If your workspace has a different default 9:16 template, quso.ai stops before posting. To keep your template, export the clip from the editor and ask your AI app to post that render. To post the standard look anyway, ask your AI app to render the clip, check it, then post that render.
The clip already went out, or is scheduled, on that network. Nothing new was posted. If you want to post it again, say so, and your AI app can post it again.
Ask your AI app for a link to connect it, or connect it in quso.ai. See Link my social media accounts.

Your data

  • Your AI app sends quso.ai only what it puts in a request: links, files, which clip to use, captions, titles, networks and times. quso.ai doesn’t ask the AI app for your chat history.
  • quso.ai sends your AI app what it needs to answer: your account email and workspace name, project and clip details, transcript text, render download links, your social account names and your post status. The AI app’s own privacy policy covers that data once it has it.
  • For each request we record the tool name, the result and IDs (your user, workspace and connection), not your captions or links. See our Privacy Policy.

Disconnect an AI app

In quso.ai, go to Settings → Connected apps and click Revoke next to the app. The app loses access to your account straight away. You can also remove it in the AI app: Customize → Connectors in Claude, or Settings → Plugins → Uninstall in ChatGPT. Disconnecting doesn’t delete anything the AI app already received. Delete it in the AI app.

Report a security problem

If you find a security problem in the quso.ai connector, email [email protected] with “Security” in the subject. Don’t include passwords or tokens in your email.

Need Help?

If you run into any issues or have questions, our support team at [email protected] is just a message away.