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Color Grade Guide
Color-grading terms, creative looks with the color-theory reasoning behind each, and how LUTs work
Unify Dynamics LLC
Tools10read-only
Sign-inNoneno account, no key
Data keptNoneprocessed in memory
PriceFreeoptional Pro limits
StatusLiveMCP + REST
Works withMCP · RESTany agent
Try asking
Real questions, and the tools your agent calls to answer them.
What does lift/gamma/gain mean?
Tools called
term_definitionWhat grading terms do you cover?
Tools called
list_termsWhy does the teal-orange look work?
Tools called
look_infoWhat creative looks do you cover?
Tools called
list_looksWhat look fits a horror scene?
Tools called
recommend_lookHow does a 3D LUT differ from a 1D LUT?
Tools called
lut_explainerWhat kinds of LUTs are there?
Tools called
list_lut_typesWhat color temperature is tungsten light?
Tools called
color_temperature_referenceWhat order should I grade a project in?
Tools called
grading_workflow_stepsWhich looks use desaturation?
Tools called
search_referenceAbout
Gradelut is a fully local color-grading and LUT reference. term_definition explains one grading term with a concrete example; list_terms lists all 18. look_info explains one common creative look — teal-orange, filmic, vintage/faded, bleach bypass, high-contrast noir, pastel/dreamy, cyberpunk neon, natural/true-to-life, sickly-green horror, warm nostalgic, cool clinical — what it looks like, the color-theory reason it works, and how to approximate it; list_looks browses them all. recommend_look suggests 2-3 fitting looks for a stated mood or genre. lut_explainer explains how a specific LUT type (1D, 3D, technical, creative, camera-matching) works and when to use it; list_lut_types lists them all. color_temperature_reference gives the standard Kelvin value for a named light source, the physical basis of white balance and color casts. grading_workflow_steps gives the standard node-based grading order from balance through finishing. search_reference keyword-searches every term and look. Keyless; fully local; zero upstream calls; nothing stored.
Sources: Hand-curated, original synthesis of standard, widely taught color-grading terminology and craft practice, not tied to any specific grading software; light-source Kelvin values are standard color science; fully local, zero upstream calls
Privacy
The publisher, Unify Dynamics LLC, states that tool inputs are processed in memory and not retained.
Data not collectedNo account, no profile, no stored prompts or results.
What it can do
10 tools, grouped by job. Every one is read-only or compute-only.
- Term definitionDefinition and a concrete example for one color-grading term.
- List termsEvery grading term Gradelut defines.
- Look infoWhat a common creative look looks like, the color-theory reason it works, and how to approximate it.
- List looksEvery creative look Gradelut covers, with its typical moods/genres.
- Recommend lookSuggests 2-3 fitting creative looks for a stated mood or genre.
- Lut explainerExplains how a specific LUT type works and when to use it.
- List lut typesEvery LUT type Gradelut explains.
- Color temperature referenceThe standard Kelvin color temperature for a named light source — the physical basis for white balance and color casts.
- Grading workflow stepsThe standard node-based color-grading workflow order, from balancing exposure through finishing touches.
- Search referenceKeyword search across every term and look.
Information
PublisherUnify Dynamics LLC
CategoryDesign & creative · Everyday life
LanguagesEnglish
Built forWorldwide
CompatibilityAny MCP client · any agent · REST
Version0.1.0
MCP endpoint
https://gradelut.connectorbay.com/mcpREST APIopenapi.json
CountryWorldwide
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