ceo-effects

Enforce narrative intention and gravity-based timing for Aurora motion effects.

Updated Apr 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Aurora-AI/Elysiancorpfront --skill ceo-effects
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Skill: ceo-effects
Source: https://github.com/Aurora-AI/Elysiancorpfront/tree/main/.aurora/skills/ceo-effects
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Aurora-AI/Elysiancorpfront --skill ceo-effects

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a governance framework to ensure every motion in Aurora serves a narrative purpose and avoids decorative fluff.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Establishes a motion governance protocol enforcing gravity-based timing, intentional weight, and deliberate silence between movements.
  • Applies to preloader, page transitions, and scroll-driven micro-interactions across Aurora's stack.
  • Use case: when Rodrigo requests a visual effect, CEO-Effects validates its narrative intent and integrates with Exo Ape and Lusion patterns.

Quick Start

Articulate the intended narrative purpose for the next motion and verify it conforms to gravity-based timing and the 0.8 second silence rule.

Frequently Asked Questions about ceo-effects

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I enforce narrative intention in Three.js and GSAP scroll reveals?

To enforce narrative intention in Three.js and GSAP scroll reveals, apply a kinetic motion governance protocol that validates gravity-based timing and mandates deliberate silence between movements. This prevents decorative fluff and ensures every effect serves the story.

What is kinetic motion governance for cinematic UI?

Kinetic motion governance for cinematic UI is a framework that coordinates timing, gravity-based easing, and deliberate silence between movements. It ensures preloader, scroll reveal, and transition animations maintain narrative weight and avoid decorative fluff.

Does this motion design governance framework support R3F and GLSL shaders?

Yes, the motion design governance framework fully supports the canonical stack including R3F and GLSL shaders. It integrates with Three.js r128 and GSAP to enforce timing rules without introducing GPU-heavy dependencies.

How do I apply the 0.8 second silence rule to page transitions?

To apply the 0.8 second silence rule to page transitions, articulate the intended narrative purpose of the motion and verify the transition conforms to gravity-based timing. This deliberate silence prevents visual overload and maintains cinematic pacing.

When should I avoid using automated motion governance protocols?

You should avoid automated motion governance protocols when a visual effect lacks a clear narrative purpose or requires GPU-heavy dependencies. The framework validates narrative intent, meaning purely decorative animations without intentional weight will be rejected.