Develop, debug, test, review, document, and release the premiere-pro-mcp repository. Use when changing MCP tools, schemas, server registration, CEP or UXP bridges, generated ExtendScript, authority profiles, packaging, release metadata, or compatibility claims in this repo.
Inspect, edit, verify, save, and export an open Adobe Premiere Pro project through the premiere-pro MCP server. Use for rough cuts, timeline assembly or cleanup, clip and track changes, transitions and effects, dialogue or audio adjustments, captions, project organization, frame inspection, and delivery exports.
Validate, export, and inspect multiple Adobe Premiere Pro deliverables with explicit pending and unverified states. Use for YouTube, social, web, mobile, archive, audio-only, versioned export, delivery QA, caption validation, direct export, AME submission, or repeatable batch output through the Premiere Pro MCP server.
Tighten interviews, podcasts, tutorials, and talking-head edits in Adobe Premiere Pro by detecting silence, preserving natural speech margins, keeping an untouched recovery sequence, and verifying sync. Use for pause removal, dialogue cleanup, jump-cut planning, or rough-cut acceleration through the Premiere Pro MCP…
Produce vertical, square, and platform-specific versions of an Adobe Premiere Pro sequence while preserving the master edit. Use for 9:16, 1:1, and social cutdowns, Auto Reframe workflows, safe-zone checks, title repositioning, or multi-platform exports through the Premiere Pro MCP server.
Use when reviewing an automatically assembled Premiere timeline or candidate edit plan against a DOCX guide, media manifest, and transition rules before refinement.
Use when DOCX or Markdown editing guides mention named Premiere effects, copy-to-all steps, or reusable effect stacks and the repo needs to turn that guidance into safe clip-level effect planning before assembly.
Use when user prompts, DOCX guides, or review notes mention keyframes, graph curves, Bezier or Continuous Bezier easing, zoom, slide, fade, hold, Motion, Opacity, Scale, Position, Rotation, or Anchor Point and the repo needs explicit Premiere property, time, value, and verification decisions instead of coarse motion…