What problem does it solve? Animation and motion issues in a codebase — wrong easings, non-interruptible keyframes, missing reduced-motion handling — are hard to spot and even harder to delegate, because fixing them well requires taste and context that junior developers or cheaper models lack. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Eight-category motion audit: Surveys purpose/frequency, easing and duration, physicality, interruptibility, performance, accessibility, cohesion, and missed opportunities against precise target values (cubic-bezier curves, duration budgets, spring configs). - Read-only advisory workflow: Recon the motion stack (Framer Motion, GSAP, CSS, WAAPI), fan out parallel audit subagents, vet every finding at its file:line, and present a severity-ranked findings table. - Self-contained implementation plans: Writes one plan per finding into plans/ with exact current code, exact target values, repo conventions, ordered steps, boundaries, and feel-check verification — executable by any agent with zero prior context. - Use Case: Ask it to "audit the animations" in a React app; it finds that every dropdown uses transition: all 400ms ease-in, then produces a plan specifying the exact cubic-bezier(0.23, 1, 0.32, 1) token, 200ms duration, and trigger-anchored transform-origin to apply. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to audit this repository's animations and produce a prioritized set of improvement plans.
