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Adobe Premiere MCP
Adobe Premiere MCP is an MCP server that drives Adobe Premiere Pro, built by Marvel Collin as a personal project. It was built in Aug 2026 with TypeScript, Node, MCP and CEP. Role: Solo.
- Year
- Aug 2026
- Role
- Solo
- Stack
- TypeScript · Node · MCP · CEP
- Client
- Personal
- Result
- Verified on 26.2
An MCP server for driving Adobe Premiere Pro from an AI assistant: inspect a project, cut and arrange a timeline, grade by measurement rather than by eye, mix and normalise audio to a real loudness target, and export frames or finished video.
The design rule is one tool per expert capability, not one per API call. analyse_clips renders each shot, isolates it from the tracks above and reports its black point, contrast and colour cast, so a grade follows numbers rather than a hunch. analyse_loudness measures true LUFS to ITU-R BS.1770, a figure Premiere exposes to no script at all.
Every write verifies itself. A tool reads the value back, and the ones that cannot be checked say so rather than reporting a cheerful success, because several Premiere scripting calls return No Error while doing nothing.
The CEP panel that carries commands into Premiere was written from the protocol and signed with its own certificate. MIT licensed, published to npm and verified against Premiere Pro 26.2 on Windows.
Outcome: Verified on 26.2.