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Hyperframes / Remotion Compatible Continuous Frame Animation with Auto-play
Generate a fully working React + Vite app that explains a codebase's workflows, data types, and architecture through interactive visuals — click-to-step animated walkthroughs with auto-play, sequence diagrams, animated packet tracers, message inspectors that toggle between named-field view and raw JSON, and collapsible code peeks with file:line citations. Splits the repo into 4–6 domain clusters and dispatches one content agent per cluster to write the pages in parallel. The skill bundles its own reference pages (under references/examples/) so it works in any repo. Use this skill whenever the user asks for interactive docs, animated explainers, an "agent team" for docs, one page per domain, wants to visualize a system's request flow or wire protocol, or any visual documentation site. Requires CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1 in .claude/settings.json.
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.
Build an interactive "cursor-animated walkthrough" page on top of the /docs-site-macos glass theme — a narrow LEFT step-list + wide RIGHT animated folder-tree where an arrow cursor sits in the gutter at the start of each line and moves controller→file per step, files TYPE IN like a transcript exactly when they are created (absent before), nodes are colored BY ROLE (source/read vs dest/write vs pass vs verdict) with text tags, each step has its own accent, there is a manual "step" mode and an auto-play mode, and a caption under the frame narrates the current frame. Use for explaining install→runtime lifecycles, sequences, data-flow, or any "how it works, step by step" walkthrough where the viewer must SEE which file each action touches. Hooks /docs-site-macos for the base glass design system.