What problem does it solve? Adding animations and micro-interactions to a UI often results in generic, inconsistent, or performance-heavy effects. This Skill provides a disciplined pipeline that scans your tech stack, validates an interaction thesis before coding, and implements motion that respects performance budgets and accessibility requirements. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Stack Detection: Automatically scans for animation libraries (GSAP, Framer Motion, Three.js), frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte), and native platforms (Android Compose, SwiftUI, Compose Multiplatform) before proposing anything. - Thesis-First Workflow: Formulates a one-sentence interaction thesis and waits for your validation before writing any code, preventing wasted effort on the wrong direction. - Scoped Implementation: Matches complexity to the task, from a single hover effect (light) to a full visual overhaul with 2-3 presented variants (medium/full). - Pre-Delivery Audit: Runs stack-specific checklists covering reduced-motion support, 60fps performance, recomposition counts, accessibility labels, and keyboard navigation. - Use Case: Ask to make a React hero section feel cinematic, and it detects your stack, proposes a GSAP parallax thesis, implements it after your approval, and verifies frame rate and reduced-motion compliance. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to add a scroll-triggered parallax animation to your hero section and let it scan your project stack first.