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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# Hosted MCP product boundary
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**Status:** current product decision (2026-09-04)
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The local stdio server is the primary Premiere Pro MCP product. It runs beside
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the editor's MCP client and Premiere installation, allowing the local bridge to
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inspect a project, preview bounded changes, execute approved operations, and
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return receipts.
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The deployed HTTP `/mcp` endpoint is an operator-managed transport, not a
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public remote Premiere product. Authorizing a caller to that endpoint does not
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pair the caller with Premiere running on their own computer, does not establish
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device ownership, and does not provide a multi-user editing service.
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## Product guidance
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- Guide normal editors to the local installation path.
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- Do not market the hosted endpoint as a way for customers to control their
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personal Premiere desktop remotely.
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- Retain the hosted endpoint only for a named, controlled operator workflow.
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It otherwise adds security, operational, and cost surface without delivering
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a user-facing capability.
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## Requirements before productizing remote access
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A customer-facing remote offering requires, at minimum:
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1. Per-user identity and revocable authorization rather than a shared operator
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token.
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2. Secure outbound device pairing between each user's Premiere host and the
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service, with explicit ownership and consent.
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3. Per-user isolation for bridge commands, project data, credentials, audit
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records, and rate limits.
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4. Live-host validation of the paired workflow, including disconnect,
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revocation, cancellation, and recovery behavior.
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Until those conditions are met, availability or authorization of the hosted
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endpoint must not be represented as remote control of an editor's local
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Premiere installation.
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