What problem does it solve? Writing correct GSAP animations requires knowing the right tween methods, transform aliases, easing names, and accessibility patterns; this Skill provides the official core API guidance so generated animation code follows GSAP best practices. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Core Tween Methods: Covers gsap.to(), from(), fromTo(), and set() with common vars like duration, delay, ease, stagger, repeat, and overwrite. - Transforms & Easing: Documents transform aliases (x, y, scale, rotation), autoAlpha, svgOrigin, directional rotation, and the full built-in ease catalog plus CustomEase. - Responsive & Accessible Animation: Uses gsap.matchMedia() for breakpoints and prefers-reduced-motion handling with automatic revert. - Use Case: When a user asks to animate a card grid entrance in a React app, generate a staggered gsap.to() tween with autoAlpha, a power3.out ease, and a matchMedia block that disables motion for reduced-motion users. ## Quick Start Use the gsap-core skill to write a GSAP animation that fades in and slides up all elements with the class .card using a stagger and a power3.out ease.