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# Editorial workflow licensed-host validation
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## Status
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This runbook is a release gate for `platform_cutdown` planning and
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`apply_editorial_organization_plan`. It is not performed by the repository's
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unit, contract, lint, or build checks. Record every completed run with the
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exact source commit, panel build hash, Premiere version, operating system, and
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fixture revision before promoting a claim beyond automated-contract coverage.
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The local test suite proves that cutdown planning stays local and that the
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orchestrator rejects incomplete UXP readback contracts. It does **not** prove
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that a licensed Premiere host created, moved, colored, displayed, saved, or
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undid an item.
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## Safety setup
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1. Use a copy of a disposable `.prproj`, never a customer project.
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2. Capture a before screenshot of the Project panel and save the fixture
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project under a new name.
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3. Record the exact server commit, UXP panel build hash, Premiere build,
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operating-system version, and MCP client.
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4. Use only generated fixture media with non-sensitive names. Do not include
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local paths, project names, media names, prompts, transcripts, tokens, or
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customer content in the shared report.
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5. Save redacted bridge responses and an after screenshot. Verify Undo restores
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the original project state before closing the fixture.
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## Required matrix
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| ID | Host coverage | Procedure | Pass evidence | Boundary that remains |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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| EWP-PLAN-001 | Windows and macOS; supported server install | Capture context, create a `platform_cutdown` plan for a 1080x1920 target, then preview it. | The plan names the captured source sequence and target dimensions; no UXP command or project mutation occurred. | This is local planning only; it does not prove clone, Auto Reframe, captions, or export. |
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| EWP-ORG-001 | Premiere 25.6+ UXP host on Windows and macOS | Run one reviewed organization recommendation that creates a bin, moves one source, and applies a color label. | Redacted `bins.create`, `bins.move`, and `bins.color` responses each have their documented readback boundary; Project-panel screenshot confirms bin ID/name, parent, and color; Undo restores the fixture. | Structural Project-panel state only, not editorial quality. |
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| EWP-ORG-002 | Same host matrix | Supply an intentionally stale expected-parent ID for a source. | The move is rejected; no source parent changed; any earlier committed create is reported as `partial` and is manually undone. | A stale guard must not be described as atomic rollback. |
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| EWP-ORG-003 | Same host matrix | Supply an existing destination bin and move a single source without a color rule. | The response contains the requested destination ID and an `after.parentId` matching it, plus the `project_item_parent_readback` verification metadata. | The structured response is not visual or render verification. |
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Run EWP-PLAN-001 on every supported client/operating-system release path. Run
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EWP-ORG-001 through EWP-ORG-003 on every Premiere/OS combination claimed for
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the guarded UXP apply route. A failed, unsupported, or not-run result is a
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valid report outcome; do not replace it with a mock result or broaden the
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marketing claim.
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## Report shape
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Store a redacted report outside source control unless it contains only fixture
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data. Each case needs a `status` of `passed`, `failed`, `unsupported`, or
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`not_run`, the test ID, host facts, source commit, a fixture checksum, and
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evidence references. A `passed` mutation case additionally requires before and
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after Project-panel captures, the structured UXP response, and Undo evidence.
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```json
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{
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"sourceCommit": "<40-character git SHA>",
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"host": { "os": "Windows|macOS", "premiereVersion": "<version>", "panelBuild": "<hash>" },
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"fixture": { "revision": "<non-sensitive ID>", "sha256": "<SHA-256>" },
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"cases": [
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{ "id": "EWP-ORG-001", "status": "not_run", "evidence": [] }
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]
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}
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```
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Do not call a case licensed-host verified merely because `npm test` passed or
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because the UXP panel reported `verified`. A reviewer must inspect the recorded
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host and post-state evidence for the exact claimed combination.
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## Validate a redacted report
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Start from [`licensed-host-report.template.json`](licensed-host-report.template.json)
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outside source control. Before sharing a fixture-only report or using it to update a
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capability record, run:
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```bash
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npm run validate:host-report -- path/to/redacted-report.json
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```
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The validator rejects missing host facts, invalid checksums, duplicate test IDs,
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unredacted local paths or credential-like strings, and `passed` mutations that lack
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before/after/response evidence plus Undo evidence. A passing validator result proves
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only that the evidence package is complete enough for human review; it does not turn
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an unreviewed or failed run into a supported product claim.
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