Edit style learning

Learn an editorial grammar, not a LUT, preset, average cut length, or superficial look. Express each transferable behavior as: in context X, trigger Y usually leads to action Z, with measured timing, exceptions, confidence, and evidence.

Choose evidence by source

Read only the source-specific reference needed:

• references/adobe-premiere-project.md for Adobe Premiere Pro projects or interchange exports;
• references/davinci-resolve-project.md for live projects, .drp, .dra, .drt, or timeline exports;
• references/finished-video.md for flattened video;
• references/pattern-schema.md when recording or applying the learned profile.

Use editable project state to learn exact active structure and parameters. Use the delivered render to establish what was actually visible and audible. Treat inactive versions, unused sequences, disabled layers, opaque effects, and filenames as weak evidence.

Build an evidence map

Cover the complete relevant reference chronologically. Align transcript and speaker events, visible shot boundaries, camera roles, B-roll, text, graphics, motion, transitions, music, effects, color, and sound. Keep source, record, composition, and delivery time domains distinct.