Premiere

If you need Claude to actually control Adobe Premiere Pro from the command line, this is the bridge. It uses Flue, a Python tool that pipes ExtendScript commands into desktop apps and returns JSON. The agent can inspect your open project, read sequences and markers, or make small edits without you clicking around. It's the same architecture Flue uses for Photoshop, Blender, Unity, and a bunch of other creative tools. The skill is careful to emphasize small, inspectable steps rather than letting an agent run wild in professional software, which is the right call. You need to install Flue separately with pip, and it won't do anything without that dependency in place.

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Install

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

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

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

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

When to use

The human requests work performed inside Premiere — inspect the open project, sequences, clips, markers; make bounded edits; run small ExtendScript steps. A CLI agent cannot act inside Premiere 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/premiere_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.