NOLGIA

NOLGIA plugins

Let your AI agent work in the apps you already use.

A NOLGIA plugin connects an app on your computer to NOLGIA. Then your agent can look at your project, make changes in it, render previews and move files between the app and your NOLGIA Library.

Choose your appHow it works
Six problems and how a NOLGIA plugin solves each, in turn: a column that has to collapse, simulated in Blender; a green screen shot composited onto a street in After Effects; loose media sorted into bins by day and kind in Premiere Pro; flat footage graded with Kodak Portra 400 in DaVinci Resolve; a chair removed from a street photo in Photoshop; and a raster image traced into vector paths in Illustrator, each with the plugin's panel. It opens and ends on the six plugin cards.
  1. Your agentClaude, Cursor or NOLGIA Agent
  2. NOLGIAmcp.nolgia.ai
  3. The pluginIn the app on your computer

The plugin connects out to NOLGIA. Nothing connects in to your computer.

Apps

Pick your app.

Blender, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, Photoshop and DaVinci Resolve Studio are available now, each with its own Film assistant presets.

How it works

Three steps, then ask.

  1. The NOLGIA panel signed in and reading Connected. NOLGIA can work in this After Effects.

    Install the plugin and sign in

    Add the NOLGIA plugin to your app and sign in with your NOLGIA account. It connects out to NOLGIA; nothing connects in to your computer.

  2. The Connect NOLGIA to your agent page, with a client's setup.

    Connect NOLGIA to your agent

    Add NOLGIA to Claude Code, Cursor or another MCP client once. NOLGIA Agent is already connected.

    Connect NOLGIA to your agent
  3. A Film assistant preset page with its starter prompt.

    Ask your agent, or use a Film assistant preset

    Say what you want in plain words, or start from a Film assistant preset: a written workflow your agent follows step by step in your own project.

    See the Film assistant presets

Safety

You stay in control of your app.

A plugin gives your agent real hands in your project, so it only acts when you let it and shows you everything it does.

  • The panel's status line reading Connected, with the Connected switch on.

    Only while you say so

    The plugin takes commands only while you are signed in and it is switched on (Connected). Turn it off and nothing reaches your app.

  • The panel's Activity list: a time, a command and its state on each row, with Pause beside the heading.

    You see every command

    Every command your agent sends shows up in the plugin's Activity list as it runs. Pause stops it at any time.

  • The panel's request card: who is asking, the code, and the Run code and Deny buttons.

    Ask before running code

    Turn on Ask before running code and the plugin shows you every piece of code first, then waits for you to approve or deny it.

  • The Allow NOLGIA Agent switch with its hint.

    Your call on NOLGIA Agent

    Allow NOLGIA Agent decides whether your NOLGIA Agent in the cloud may work in the app too, not only the agents you run yourself.

  • The request card's note: Code runs in After Effects on this computer, with your permissions.

    Code runs on your computer

    Code your agent runs in the app runs on your computer with your permissions, like any add-on or script you install. Only connect agents you trust.

FAQ

Questions about plugins.

What does a plugin cost?
The plugins are free, and so is the work your agent does in the app. If a workflow makes something with NOLGIA along the way, like an image or a 3D model, that generation is priced as usual and your agent tells you the cost first.
Does NOLGIA get my project files?
No. Your project files stay on your computer. Only the previews and exports you or your agent ask for are uploaded, into your NOLGIA Library.
Which agents can use a plugin?
Any agent with NOLGIA connected: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and other MCP clients, and NOLGIA Agent when you allow it in the plugin.
Do After Effects, Premiere Pro and Illustrator need separate plugins?
No. One extension, NOLGIA for Adobe, installs into After Effects, Premiere Pro and Illustrator at once. Each app then signs in on its own. Photoshop has its own plugin.
The NOLGIA Library holding the previews and exports that came from the apps.

Open source.

Every plugin's code is public, so you can read exactly what runs on your computer.

Read the code on GitHub