Claude can now edit directly inside Adobe Premiere Pro through an MCP Bridge extension. Nick Perry demos how a single prompt to Claude can cut silences and add captions in about 20 seconds, then walks through the installation steps from GitHub to launching the bridge in Premiere's extensions menu.
Claude has just officially replaced video editors because it can now edit inside Premiere Pro itself. See, somebody built what's called an MCP, which is basically a bridge that lets Claude reach into other apps and use them. And now there's one for Premiere. So you can tell it to cut all the silences or add captions with your preset in about 20 seconds. Here's how. Go to this GitHub repo, copy the link, and tell Claude to set it up. Then in Premiere Pro, go to Preferences, Plugins, UXT Plugins, and turn on Developer Mode and exit the app. After that, open it and go to Window, Extensions, MCP Bridge, and set your temp directory to this. Then hit Save Configuration and Start Bridge. And just like that,
