Audition

If you need a coding agent to control Adobe Audition from the command line, this skill does that through Flue, a shell-to-application bridge that pipes ExtendScript commands and returns JSON. It's designed for inspecting sessions, tracks, clips, and markers, plus making small edits without leaving the terminal. The same Flue install works across the whole Adobe suite plus Blender, Houdini, Unity, and Office, which is convenient if you work in multiple tools. The safety model is conservative: small steps, explicit approval for installs, and the human stays in the driver's seat. It has passed three security audits and sits at 1.7K installs with 53 GitHub stars, so it's real but not widespread yet.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add sfkislev/flue --skill Audition --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

This skill lets a coding agent operate Adobe Audition on the desktop through Flue, a local shell-to-application bridge. The agent pipes ExtendScript into audition_bridge.py and gets structured JSON back.

agent shell -> audition_bridge.py -> ExtendScript -> JSON result

When to use

The human requests work performed inside Audition — inspect the open session, tracks, clips, markers; make bounded edits; run small ExtendScript steps. A CLI agent cannot act inside Audition without a bridge like Flue.

How to proceed

Read FLUE.md in this directory first. It explains how Flue works, the bridge contract, a worked ExtendScript example, and safety expectations.
If Flue is installed: also read C:\Users\fredd\.claude\skills\flue\SKILL.md and adapters/audition_adapter/APP.md for the operational contract, then work from there.
If Flue is not installed: tell the human. The install command is pip install flue && flue setup. Do not install without explicit approval in the current session.