Premiere Pro
Inspect sequences, add markers, relink media, and prepare exports.
Premiere Pro toolsOpen source / Local automation
Connect your Model Context Protocol client to seven Adobe creative applications. Install the apps you need and run their tools through a local bridge.
Free under MIT No API key or cloud backend
01 / Applications
Each app has its own server, tool catalog, and connection. Pick what fits your workflow.
Inspect sequences, add markers, relink media, and prepare exports.
Premiere Pro toolsEdit document layers and text, crop and resize images, and export results.
Photoshop toolsRead source metadata, queue media and image sequences, and manage batches.
Media Encoder toolsWork with artboards, layers, shapes, and linked images. Export SVG, PNG, or PDF.
Illustrator toolsManage pages, text frames, and linked assets. Save or export INDD, PDF, and IDML.
InDesign toolsInspect compositions, adjust layer timing, edit keyframes, and set render templates.
After Effects toolsDiscover host commands, run command batches, and inspect or navigate waveform documents.
Audition tools02 / Quick start
The portable ZIP includes Node.js and its dependencies. Choose Premiere Pro and
Photoshop below, or use --apps all.
Get your platform ZIP from
GitHub Releases, compare its SHA-256 hash with SHA256SUMS, then extract it.
Run the command for your system from the extracted folder. On Windows or macOS, restart Adobe and open the suite's CEP panel.
Import the generated mcp-servers.json. Use
adobe-mcp doctor --live while the servers run to check their
connections.
Check CEP compatibility first. On Windows and macOS,
--enable-unsigned enables unsigned development panels for your user
account. Native workflows have not yet been verified inside Adobe applications. This
project uses CEP/ExtendScript and does not include a UXP adapter.
03 / Behind the tools
An MCP client launches each selected server over stdio. The server talks to its Adobe panel over an authenticated loopback connection. Every server also provides discovery resources and prompts that work with the panel disconnected.
Read the architecture notes
The manager checks for stable releases and prints a notice when one is available. Run
adobe-mcp update when ready, or use adobe-mcp rollback to
return to the previous installed version.