João Henrique
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Premiere MCP quick start
This is the maintained English source for the translated quick-start guides. Use it with the repository README, which has the current download links and supported-version details.
Before you start
Use a copy of a test project, not active client work. The local MCP server, the Premiere connector, and your AI client must run on the same computer. Start with a read-only connection check; installation and a green panel status do not prove an editing workflow has succeeded in a licensed host.
Install the server and connector
For Claude Desktop, install the current .mcpb bundle and the separate signed
Premiere connector from the current GitHub release. Restart both apps.
For another MCP client, install the server and then the CEP connector:
npm install -g premiere-pro-mcp
premiere-pro-mcp --install-cep
Configure the client to run premiere-pro-mcp. The full README includes
client-specific JSON examples.
Prove the connection safely
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Open Premiere, open the copied test project, and open an active sequence.
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In Premiere, choose Window > Extensions > MCP for Adobe Premiere Pro. “Running” means the panel bridge is available; it is not a completed-edit claim.
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Run the local preflight:
premiere-pro-mcp --doctor -
Ask the AI client:
Run verify_premiere_connection. Make no changes.
The local doctor reports package/configuration discovery. The MCP response reports the selected bridge, project, and sequence readiness without returning project details. Treat a failure or missing sequence as a setup result to fix, not as permission to retry a mutation.
Make the first edit deliberately
After the read-only check succeeds, ask for a bounded plan against the copied test sequence. Review the target, changes, and confirmation boundary before allowing an edit. Re-inspect the sequence afterwards and use Undo to verify the fixture returns to its previous state.
Remove the connector
Fully quit Premiere first, then remove only this CEP connector:
premiere-pro-mcp --uninstall-cep
This leaves Adobe's shared debug setting unchanged so other CEP extensions are not disrupted. Remove the MCP server from the AI client's configuration and uninstall the npm package separately if you no longer use it.