What problem does it solve? When a reference image or clip shows a visual effect you cannot name, guessing at an implementation wastes render cycles on approximations that never converge. This Skill replaces trial-and-error with a search-first workflow: find the effect's established name, read its real recipe, build it once, and register it so future authors inherit the name instead of the guess. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Effect identification vocabulary: Maps plain-language visual descriptions (e.g. colour sliding through a subject's falloff, shapes flowing into each other) to established motion-graphics terms like gradient map, Colorama, goo morph, and luma matte. - Three-question recipe method: Guides you to name the effect, write down its ordered chain of operations, and isolate the one step you could not have guessed before writing any markup. - Arsenal registration workflow: Directs finished effects into core/looks/filters.js as FILTER_PRESETS or core/looks/index.js as LOOKS entries, with playground cards and documented limitations. - Use Case: A reference frame shows white text with an orange body and blue rim. Instead of stacking blurred text copies four times, you search, learn it is a thermal blur built with Colorama gradient mapping, and implement it correctly in one pass. ## Quick Start Show the Skill a reference image of the visual effect you want to recreate and ask it to identify the effect's name and recipe before building it.
