emotion-choreographer

Custom emotions are defined in src/config/emotions.js by configuring particle count, speed, color, formation, and physics properties. Each emotion object specifies visual characteristics like bounce, glow, and trail length, which the animation engine renders as distinct behavioral states synced to your AI's personality.

Choreograph particles by designing emotion behaviors with formation types and physics settings, then combine them into semantic performances—multi-step sequences with stepwise timing and triggers. This lets you create complex narratives where particle animations respond to user interactions and internal state transitions.

Yes. Particle animations integrate with the GestureEngine, SemanticPerformanceEngine, and PhysicsEngine to sync with user interactions and emotion state changes. Configure responsive animations that maintain 60fps performance and smooth transitions between emotions while upholding semantic clarity.

Optimize particle physics by tuning speed, energy, bounce, and formation parameters in emotion definitions. The PhysicsEngine and FormationEngine handle rendering; adjust particle count and trail length to maintain 60fps while preserving visual clarity and energy balance across transitions.

Follow smooth transitions, 60fps performance targets, semantic clarity (emotion visually matches its meaning), energy balance (particle intensity reflects emotional intensity), and color psychology (colors reinforce emotional context). These principles ensure animations are both performant and emotionally intelligible.

No. Define new emotions by configuring emotion objects in src/config/emotions.js; the skill exposes and maps built-in gestures and integrates with core systems automatically. You design the emotion configuration; the GestureEngine, SemanticPerformanceEngine, and PhysicsEngine handle rendering and orchestration.