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# Adobe Video Partner brief
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**Status:** prepared for an owner-operated Adobe Video Partner application.
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This document is not an application, endorsement, Marketplace listing, or
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claim of Adobe affiliation.
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## Suggested application summary
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MCP for Adobe Premiere Pro is a free, MIT-licensed local integration that lets
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compatible AI clients use structured, capability-aware Premiere workflows. It
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is designed for reviewable work: start with a read-only connection check,
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inspect supported project state, preview meaningful changes where available,
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and return explicit results or limitations. The recommended setup keeps the AI
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client, server, connector, and Premiere host on the editor's computer.
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The project complements Adobe's evolving native AI experiences. It does not
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claim to replace them, to be affiliated with Adobe, or to provide unattended
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editing, universal host compatibility, or a hosted relay into a customer's
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desktop Premiere process.
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## Links for the application owner
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- Adobe Video Partner Program: <https://www.adobevideopartner.com/>
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- Product site: <https://premiere-pro-mcp.com/>
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- Source and support: <https://github.com/leancoderkavy/premiere-pro-mcp>
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- Current release: <https://github.com/leancoderkavy/premiere-pro-mcp/releases/latest>
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- [Installation and local-first boundary](../../README.md)
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- [Capability and support boundary](../supported-actions.md)
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- [Marketplace release checklist](../adobe-marketplace-release-checklist.md)
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- [Design-partner pilot controls](../industry/security-and-design-partner-pilot.md)
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## Evidence the owner should attach or link
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1. A current release build and the Marketplace-targeted connector package only
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when it has passed the channel-specific validation.
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2. Three real, redacted licensed-host walkthroughs: read-only connection
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verification, a review-first workflow, and a returned verification or
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limitation. Label simulations and illustrations as such.
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3. The exact host version, operating system, artifact hash, workflow boundary,
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and observed result for every claimed demonstration.
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4. Current privacy, security, and support pages, plus the reviewer instructions
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needed to install and test the local connector.
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## Conversation goals
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- Ask for feedback on UXP integration and distribution expectations.
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- Offer a narrowly scoped design-partner evaluation using synthetic or
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facility-approved fixtures, not production media by default.
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- Invite review of one repeatable workflow—Project Intake, review planning, or
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delivery preflight—rather than claiming general autonomous editing.
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## Do not say
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- "Adobe-approved," "Adobe-endorsed," or "Adobe-certified" before Adobe
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independently grants that status.
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- "Marketplace available" before a public Marketplace URL is live.
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- "Production-proven," "safe for every project," or "works on every Premiere
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version" without evidence for the specific workflow and host.
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- That local-first architecture changes the privacy terms of a chosen AI client
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or model provider.
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## Owner actions still required
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1. Use the Adobe Video Partner Program's current application path and provide
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the final publisher/contact details.
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2. Verify current Marketplace reviewer requirements in Adobe Developer
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Distribution; account status and requested materials are time-sensitive.
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3. Approve any public contact, customer reference, screenshot, or demonstration
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before it is sent or posted.
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