hetpatel-11/Adobe_Premiere_Pro_MCP
Adobe Premiere Pro MCP. Tools for AI-driven video editing via MCP, for Codex, Claude, and other MCP clients.
What it solves
This project provides a bridge that allows AI agents (such as Claude Desktop, Codex, and Claude Code) to programmatically operate Adobe Premiere Pro. It enables users to perform complex video editing tasks—such as assembling rough cuts, applying effects, and managing timelines—using natural language prompts instead of manual clicking and dragging.
How it works
The system uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect an AI client to a local Node.js server. This server generates ExtendScript code, which is then written to a temporary directory. A CEP (Common Extensibility Platform) panel installed within Premiere Pro polls this directory, executes the scripts via CSInterface.evalScript(), and writes the results back for the server to return as structured JSON to the AI client.
Who it’s for
Video editors and content creators who want to automate repetitive editing workflows or use AI to assist in project organization, assembly, and polishing within Adobe Premiere Pro.
Highlights
- Extensive Toolset: Exposes 283 tools covering project setup, media ingest, timeline editing, transitions, effects, and exports.
- Agent-Ready: Includes a dedicated "Agent Skill" to teach AI models how to install, verify, and safely use the Premiere tools.
- High-Level Workflows: Provides specialized tools for complex tasks like assembling product spots or building motion graphics demos.
- Broad Compatibility: Supports macOS and Windows, and is validated for Premiere Pro 2020 and newer.
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