What problem does it solve? Animation and motion issues in a codebase — wrong easings, non-interruptible keyframes, missing reduced-motion handling — are hard to spot and even harder to delegate, because fixing them well requires taste and context that junior developers or cheaper models lack. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Eight-category motion audit: Systematically surveys purpose/frequency, easing and duration, physicality, interruptibility, performance, accessibility, cohesion, and missed opportunities, with exact target values (cubic-beziers, durations, spring configs) cited from a rule catalog. - Prioritized findings table: Vets every finding at its file:line, rejects by-design or exempt cases, and ranks results by severity and leverage before the user selects what to fix. - Self-contained execution plans: Writes one plan per finding into plans/ with exact current code, target values, repo conventions, ordered steps, boundaries, and feel-check verification — executable by any agent with zero prior context. - Use Case: Ask it to audit a Next.js dashboard's animations; it maps the motion surface (Framer Motion, CSS transitions, tokens), reports that dropdowns use ease-in over 400ms and toasts restart keyframes mid-flight, then produces commit-stamped plans another agent can implement. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to audit this repository's animations and produce a prioritized set of improvement plans.
