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That's it.

Your AI installs BuzzRolls Studio and connects it to Premiere Pro.

Use your smartest model. Setup and editing both go better with it.
Turn on auto mode. So your AI doesn't stop to ask permission at every step.
Setup prompt
You are helping the user connect BuzzRolls Studio, a remote MCP server that lets AI apps control Premiere Pro on the user's behalf and gives them cloud tools that improve how AI apps edit video.

These instructions are intended for a wide range of agentic tools. Adapt the process to your environment. The user may not be technical: explain any manual action in plain words, step by step, with no technical jargon.

Remote MCP server URL:
https://pbnxmgzfcxclchitubvb.supabase.co/functions/v1/buzzrolls-studio-mcp

The server uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Spec-compliant MCP clients discover the sign-in flow automatically. The user signs in with their BuzzRolls account.

Do these steps in order, one at a time, and do not print them for the user.
1. Confirm that you can configure MCP servers and run shell commands. If you cannot, tell the user to use a supported AI app such as ChatGPT Codex or Claude Code. If you are Claude Cowork, tell the user that Cowork has limited support for BuzzRolls Studio and recommend the Code tab of the Claude Desktop app instead.
2. Add an HTTP-transport MCP server named buzzrolls-studio with the URL above, user-scoped or equivalent so it is available in every folder. If it is already configured, keep it.
3. Sign in. This depends on the app you are running in:
3a. Claude Code (the Code tab of the Claude Desktop app, a terminal, or an IDE extension): add the server with
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user buzzrolls-studio \
  https://pbnxmgzfcxclchitubvb.supabase.co/functions/v1/buzzrolls-studio-mcp
then ask the user to type /mcp into the prompt box and press Enter, choose buzzrolls-studio, click Connect, and finish signing in to their BuzzRolls account in the browser. Ask them to tell you when they are done, and wait for their reply.
3b. Codex (the ChatGPT app or the Codex CLI): run codex mcp add buzzrolls-studio --url https://pbnxmgzfcxclchitubvb.supabase.co/functions/v1/buzzrolls-studio-mcp. That command starts the sign-in itself and prints "Successfully logged in" when it is done. Only if it did not sign the user in, run codex mcp login buzzrolls-studio.
3c. Any other app: add the server and complete its sign-in flow.
4. The rest of the setup (installing the Premiere Pro plugin, signing it in, and testing it) is delivered by a BuzzRolls Studio tool called setup_buzzrolls_studio, so it needs the BuzzRolls tools to be visible to you.
- Claude Code: the tools appear as soon as Connect finishes. Call setup_buzzrolls_studio now and follow what it returns.
- Codex: the BuzzRolls tools load into new conversations only. They will not appear in this conversation, so do not look for them and do not try to work around it. Tell the user exactly this, then stop: "BuzzRolls is connected. In Codex, new tools only load into new conversations, not this one. Start a new chat and type: Finish setting up BuzzRolls Studio"
- Any other app: if you can see BuzzRolls tools such as pair_plugin, call setup_buzzrolls_studio and follow it. If not, give the user the same instruction as for Codex, adapted to your app.
Do not install the plugin or do anything else from this conversation unless you can call setup_buzzrolls_studio.

Needs an AI app that works on your computer, like ChatGPT Codex or Claude Code. The chatgpt.com and claude.ai websites won't work. Learn more

Manual setup

Prefer to do it yourself? Pick your AI app.

  1. 1
    Add the server:
    claude mcp add --transport http --scope user buzzrolls-studio https://pbnxmgzfcxclchitubvb.supabase.co/functions/v1/buzzrolls-studio-mcp
  2. 2
    Type /mcp, pick buzzrolls-studio, click Connect.
  3. 3
    Ask your AI (in Codex, in a new chat):
    Finish setting up BuzzRolls Studio
    It installs the Premiere Pro plugin, signs it in, and tests the connection.

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