João Henrique
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- Adicionado estrutura completa do projeto - Configurado MCP server para Premiere Pro - Adicionado documentação e skills - Configurado Gitignore para o projeto
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Previewable local doctor repair plans
Status
premiere-pro-mcp --doctor reports local installation/configuration facts only.
It does not inspect a project, send an MCP request, open Premiere, read a
token, or prove that a host connection works.
Every component now includes a stable diagnostic code, such as
CEP_CONNECTOR_MISSING, NODE_RUNTIME_UNSUPPORTED, or
PREMIERE_HOST_NOT_CHECKED. Codes are safe to include in a support request;
the report excludes paths, tokens, environment values, prompts, project data,
and tool arguments/results.
Preview first
premiere-pro-mcp --doctor --plan-fixes
This emits a no-write JSON repair plan. The plan can recommend one of four actions:
- install the missing local CEP connector;
- install a supported Node.js runtime;
- configure UXP only if that backend is desired;
- run a safe client-to-Premiere connection check.
Only a missing CEP connector on Windows or macOS is eligible for local automation. Node installation, UXP setup, and live connection checks remain manual because they require authority outside the local package or a live host.
Apply an eligible connector repair
Fully quit Premiere Pro, then make that closure explicit:
premiere-pro-mcp --doctor --apply-fixes --confirm-premiere-closed
Without --confirm-premiere-closed, --apply-fixes makes no changes and
returns withheld. With confirmation, the command can move an incomplete
local connector directory to a timestamped backup, run the existing connector
installer, and rerun the local doctor check. The backup is retained; this flow
does not delete it automatically.
The result distinguishes applied, withheld, manual_required, and failed.
It never reports Premiere open, an MCP client connected, a selected project, or
an editing/rendering outcome. After an applied local check, restart Premiere
and run the safe connection check from the MCP client before editing.