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Generate animated videos and motion graphics from natural language descriptions. Creates a standalone Vite + React project with Framer Motion scenes that auto-play in the browser. Use when the user wants to create animations, motion graphics, video intros, animated presentations,

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Animation Generator

Create animated videos and motion graphics from a natural language description. Outputs a standalone Vite + React + Framer Motion project that plays in the browser.

Workflow

Step 1: Parse the Request

Break the user's description into a scene plan:

3-7 scenes, each 3-5 seconds long
Identify the story arc: hero/intro, problem, solution, features, CTA/outro
Pick a color palette and typography that fits the brand/mood
Use $ARGUMENTS for the user's animation description

Step 2: Choose the Animation Stack

Auto-detect the best approach based on the request:

Request Type	Stack	When to Use
Product intro, presentation, marketing	Framer Motion (default)	Scene-based with text, icons, transitions
Generative art, particles, patterns	p5.js	Creative/algorithmic visuals
3D objects, environments, product renders	Three.js + react-three-fiber	3D scenes needed
Simple text/logo animation	CSS animations only	Minimal, no heavy deps

Default to Framer Motion unless the request clearly needs something else.

Step 3: Scaffold the Project

Create a directory: ~/animations/[project-name]/
Run the scaffold script: bash ~/.claude/skills/animate/scripts/scaffold.sh [project-name] [stack]
Copy template files from ~/.claude/skills/animate/assets/template-files/ into the project

Step 4: Generate Scene Components

Read the references for animation presets and scene patterns:

references/animation-presets.md — all available transitions, springs, easings
references/scene-patterns.md — example scene code patterns

For each scene, create a React component in client/src/components/video/video_scenes/:

Use motion.div with scene transition presets (fadeBlur, scaleFade, slideLeft, splitHorizontal, morphExpand, etc.)
Use containerVariants and itemVariants for staggered content reveals
Use vw units for responsive sizing (works at any resolution)
Use CSS variables for theming (var(--color-accent), var(--color-bg-dark), etc.)
Use Lucide icons for visual elements
Use .glass-panel class for frosted glass cards
Use .text-gradient and .text-gradient-accent for gradient text

Step 5: Generate the VideoTemplate

Create client/src/components/video/VideoTemplate.tsx:

Import all scene components
Define SCENE_DURATIONS object (scene name -> milliseconds)
Use useVideoPlayer hook to manage scene advancement
Wrap scenes in AnimatePresence mode="wait" for smooth transitions
Each scene renders conditionally based on currentScene index

Step 6: Customize Theme

Update client/src/index.css with the right colors:

If the user specified brand colors, update CSS variables
Choose fonts that match the mood (Space Grotesk for tech, Playfair Display for elegant, etc.)
Update gradient and glow styles to match the palette

Step 7: Gemini 3.1 Pro Enhancement (Optional)

If GEMINI_API_KEY environment variable is available:

Read references/gemini-integration.md for API details
Send the user's description to Gemini 3.1 Pro asking for:
- Scene breakdown with descriptions and suggested transitions
- Color palette as CSS variables
- Copy/headlines for each scene
- SVG graphics if applicable
Use the Gemini output to inform scene generation
If no API key, skip this step — Claude handles all creative decisions directly

Step 8: Build and Preview

cd ~/animations/[project-name]
npm install
npm run dev

Tell the user the animation is running at http://localhost:5173 and open it in the browser.

Scene Transition Reference (Quick)

Pick transitions that match the story beat:

fadeBlur — Soft intro/outro, dreamy reveals
scaleFade — Confident reveals, product showcases
slideLeft/slideRight — Sequential progression, timeline flow
splitHorizontal/splitVertical — Dramatic reveals, before/after
morphExpand — Grand finale, CTA screens
clipCircle — Focus attention, spotlight effect
perspectiveFlip — Card flips, perspective changes
wipe — Clean transitions, directional flow
zoomThrough — Immersive, forward momentum
crossDissolve — Gentle, emotional transitions

Element Animation Reference (Quick)

popIn — Bouncy scale entrance for icons/badges
fadeUp/fadeDown — Subtle content reveals
slideInLeft/slideInRight — Directional content
blurIn — Soft focus reveals
elasticScale — Playful, energetic entrances
perspectiveRotateIn — 3D card reveals
pulse — Looping attention grab
float — Gentle hovering effect

Important Rules

Always use vw units for sizing so animations look good at any resolution
Keep scenes between 3-5 seconds each — total video 15-30 seconds
Use AnimatePresence mode="wait" so one scene exits before the next enters
Every scene must have a background treatment (gradient, image, or animated shape)
Use staggered animations for lists and grids (staggerChildren: 0.1-0.2)
Include a loading state if assets are heavy
The project must be completely self-contained — no external dependencies beyond npm packages
Do NOT use emojis anywhere in the generated code or content

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name: animate
description: Generate animated videos and motion graphics from natural language descriptions. Creates a standalone Vite + React project with Framer Motion scenes that auto-play in the browser. Use when the user wants to create animations, motion graphics, video intros, animated presentations, or product demos.
argument-hint: [description of the animation you want]
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, WebFetch, WebSearch

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---
name: animate
description: Generate animated videos and motion graphics from natural language descriptions. Creates a standalone Vite + React project with Framer Motion scenes that auto-play in the browser. Use when the user wants to create animations, motion graphics, video intros, animated presentations, or product demos.
argument-hint: [description of the animation you want]
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, WebFetch, WebSearch
---

# Animation Generator

Create animated videos and motion graphics from a natural language description. Outputs a standalone Vite + React + Framer Motion project that plays in the browser.

## Workflow

### Step 1: Parse the Request

Break the user's description into a scene plan:
- **3-7 scenes**, each 3-5 seconds long
- Identify the story arc: hero/intro, problem, solution, features, CTA/outro
- Pick a color palette and typography that fits the brand/mood
- Use `$ARGUMENTS` for the user's animation description

### Step 2: Choose the Animation Stack

Auto-detect the best approach based on the request:

| Request Type | Stack | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| Product intro, presentation, marketing | **Framer Motion** (default) | Scene-based with text, icons, transitions |
| Generative art, particles, patterns | **p5.js** | Creative/algorithmic visuals |
| 3D objects, environments, product renders | **Three.js + react-three-fiber** | 3D scenes needed |
| Simple text/logo animation | **CSS animations only** | Minimal, no heavy deps |

Default to **Framer Motion** unless the request clearly needs something else.

### Step 3: Scaffold the Project

1. Create a directory: `~/animations/[project-name]/`
2. Run the scaffold script: `bash ~/.claude/skills/animate/scripts/scaffold.sh [project-name] [stack]`
3. Copy template files from `~/.claude/skills/animate/assets/template-files/` into the project

### Step 4: Generate Scene Components

Read the references for animation presets and scene patterns:
- `references/animation-presets.md` — all available transitions, springs, easings
- `references/scene-patterns.md` — example scene code patterns

For each scene, create a React component in `client/src/components/video/video_scenes/`:
- Use `motion.div` with scene transition presets (fadeBlur, scaleFade, slideLeft, splitHorizontal, morphExpand, etc.)
- Use `containerVariants` and `itemVariants` for staggered content reveals
- Use `vw` units for responsive sizing (works at any resolution)
- Use CSS variables for theming (`var(--color-accent)`, `var(--color-bg-dark)`, etc.)
- Use Lucide icons for visual elements
- Use `.glass-panel` class for frosted glass cards
- Use `.text-gradient` and `.text-gradient-accent` for gradient text

### Step 5: Generate the VideoTemplate

Create `client/src/components/video/VideoTemplate.tsx`:
- Import all scene components
- Define `SCENE_DURATIONS` object (scene name -> milliseconds)
- Use `useVideoPlayer` hook to manage scene advancement
- Wrap scenes in `AnimatePresence mode="wait"` for smooth transitions
- Each scene renders conditionally based on `currentScene` index

### Step 6: Customize Theme

Update `client/src/index.css` with the right colors:
- If the user specified brand colors, update CSS variables
- Choose fonts that match the mood (Space Grotesk for tech, Playfair Display for elegant, etc.)
- Update gradient and glow styles to match the palette

### Step 7: Gemini 3.1 Pro Enhancement (Optional)

If `GEMINI_API_KEY` environment variable is available:

1. Read `references/gemini-integration.md` for API details
2. Send the user's description to Gemini 3.1 Pro asking for:
   - Scene breakdown with descriptions and suggested transitions
   - Color palette as CSS variables
   - Copy/headlines for each scene
   - SVG graphics if applicable
3. Use the Gemini output to inform scene generation
4. If no API key, skip this step — Claude handles all creative decisions directly

### Step 8: Build and Preview

```bash
cd ~/animations/[project-name]
npm install
npm run dev
```

Tell the user the animation is running at `http://localhost:5173` and open it in the browser.

## Scene Transition Reference (Quick)

Pick transitions that match the story beat:

- **fadeBlur** — Soft intro/outro, dreamy reveals
- **scaleFade** — Confident reveals, product showcases
- **slideLeft/slideRight** — Sequential progression, timeline flow
- **splitHorizontal/splitVertical** — Dramatic reveals, before/after
- **morphExpand** — Grand finale, CTA screens
- **clipCircle** — Focus attention, spotlight effect
- **perspectiveFlip** — Card flips, perspective changes
- **wipe** — Clean transitions, directional flow
- **zoomThrough** — Immersive, forward momentum
- **crossDissolve** — Gentle, emotional transitions

## Element Animation Reference (Quick)

- **popIn** — Bouncy scale entrance for icons/badges
- **fadeUp/fadeDown** — Subtle content reveals
- **slideInLeft/slideInRight** — Directional content
- **blurIn** — Soft focus reveals
- **elasticScale** — Playful, energetic entrances
- **perspectiveRotateIn** — 3D card reveals
- **pulse** — Looping attention grab
- **float** — Gentle hovering effect

## Important Rules

1. Always use `vw` units for sizing so animations look good at any resolution
2. Keep scenes between 3-5 seconds each — total video 15-30 seconds
3. Use `AnimatePresence mode="wait"` so one scene exits before the next enters
4. Every scene must have a background treatment (gradient, image, or animated shape)
5. Use staggered animations for lists and grids (staggerChildren: 0.1-0.2)
6. Include a loading state if assets are heavy
7. The project must be completely self-contained — no external dependencies beyond npm packages
8. Do NOT use emojis anywhere in the generated code or content

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Source repository: OneWave-AI/claude-skills
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Last GitHub push: Aug 11, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 3, 2026
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    "manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/onewave-ai-animate"
  }
}

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Creator: OneWave-AI
Source: OneWave-AI/claude-skills
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Animation Generator

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Step 1: Parse the Request

Step 2: Choose the Animation Stack

Step 3: Scaffold the Project

Step 4: Generate Scene Components

Step 5: Generate the VideoTemplate

Step 6: Customize Theme

Step 7: Gemini 3.1 Pro Enhancement (Optional)

Step 8: Build and Preview

Scene Transition Reference (Quick)

Element Animation Reference (Quick)

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