What problem does it solve? Creating a realistic "command being typed" animation for presentations or demos usually requires video editing or animation libraries. This Skill generates a single dependency-free HTML file that simulates a person typing an agent harness command (Claude Code, Codex) in giant terminal monospace font on a dark background, with a blinking Windows-style cursor and sliding camera when text overflows the screen. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Typing simulation with human cadence: random 100-230ms per-character intervals, blinking cursor that stays lit while typing, and a sliding window that keeps the cursor anchored 100px from the right edge. - Rich text markup: per-segment colors via color=#HEX tags, line breaks via /n, and micro pauses via /p<ms>; input can also be transcribed from a screenshot of the text. - Wait-for-Enter mode: optionally waits for a real Enter keypress before typing once (no loop), with a second Enter triggering a zoom-out reveal of the full text. - Use Case: A presenter wants an opening slide showing "/mira-vertical crie uma versão vertical do deck" being typed live in fullscreen; the Skill outputs decks/<slug>/index.html that runs from file:// with zero dependencies. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run /mira-animated-typing with the command text you want typed, optionally marking colored segments and line breaks, to generate the standalone index.html scene.
