blast-haptic

Name: blast-haptic
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Author: nabole05

Generate haptic and audio feedback patterns for interactive UI elements.

Updated Jan 25, 2026

Search Tags:#vibration #expo #ui-feedback #motion-sensors #haptic #sensory-feedback #audio-cues

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npx skills add https://github.com/Nabole05/mytrip-guru --skill blast-haptic

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Skill: blast-haptic
Source: https://github.com/Nabole05/mytrip-guru/tree/main/.agent/skills/blast-haptic
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nabole05/mytrip-guru --skill blast-haptic

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables designers and developers to craft sophisticated haptic patterns and sensory feedback, bridging UI interactions with device sensors for richer tactile and audio cues.

Core Features & Use Cases

Complex vibration patterns: design feedback sequences for informative, semantic, and immersive experiences.
Sensor-driven UI: link tilting or motion to UI feedback using accelerometer/gyroscope.
Subtle sound cues: use high-frequency audio hints to accompany actions for UI Foley.

Quick Start

Trigger a light haptic feedback on a button tap to provide tactile confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions about blast-haptic

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I add haptic feedback to a React Expo mobile app?▼

To add haptic feedback in an Expo app, you implement precise vibration patterns and audio cues for UI elements. This Skill provides optimized sequences using Expo Haptics, motion sensors, and audio APIs to deliver tactile confirmation for interactive components.

What is semantic haptic feedback and when should I use it?▼

Semantic haptic feedback uses distinct vibration patterns to convey specific meanings, like success or failure, to a user. You should use it when tactile confirmation is needed for actions, enhancing accessibility and usability for mobile app interactions.

Can I link UI feedback to motion sensors like the accelerometer?▼

Yes, you can link UI feedback to device motion sensors like the accelerometer and gyroscope. This enables sensor-driven UI, where tilting or moving the device triggers optimized vibration patterns and subtle audio cues for immersive scrolling.

Does this Skill support adding audio cues alongside vibration patterns?▼

Yes, this Skill supports adding subtle audio cues alongside vibration patterns. It provides high-frequency audio hints, acting as UI Foley to accompany actions, resulting in a richer sensory feedback experience for the user.

What dependencies do I need to implement complex vibration patterns?▼

You need Expo Haptics, motion sensors, and audio APIs to implement the optimized vibration patterns and subtle sounds provided by this Skill. These dependencies are required to bridge UI interactions with device sensors for tactile feedback.