css-animation-skill

css-animation-skill

Catalogue stub — full skill: neonwatty/css-animation-skill

Decision tree

1. Is the full skill already installed? Check whether the skill at this location still has a das: block:

   • Global: grep -q "^das:" ~/.agents/skills/css-animation-skill/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null && echo "pointer" || echo "installed"
   • Project: grep -q "^das:" .agents/skills/css-animation-skill/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null && echo "pointer" || echo "installed"
   • No das: block → full skill installed, invoke it and proceed
   • das: block present → go to step 2

2. Detect scope, then install:

   To detect scope:

   [ -e ~/.agents/skills/css-animation-skill ] && echo "global" || echo "project"
   

   Global (installed with -g):

   npx skills add neonwatty/css-animation-skill --skill css-animation-skill -g -y
   

   Project (installed without -g):

   npx skills add neonwatty/css-animation-skill --skill css-animation-skill -y
   

   Claude Code: send either command as a chat message starting with ! to run it without leaving the conversation.

Invoke after install

• Skill name: css-animation-skill
• Trigger phrases: "CSS animation", "custom animation", "animation from live app", "css-animation-skill"

What it does

Runs a four-phase animation creation workflow: (1) scrapes your live app using Claude-in-Chrome MCP to extract the existing design language — colours, fonts, spacing, motion style; (2) interviews you about what element to animate, desired feel, and constraints; (3) produces an animation brief and a self-contained HTML/CSS output file with the custom @keyframes animation; (4) iterates based on feedback until the result is approved. Produces bespoke keyframe animations matched to your app's visual identity rather than off-the-shelf library classes.

When NOT to use

• Library-based animations where custom keyframes aren't needed (use animate-css-skill or framer-motion-skills)
• Video or Lottie output (use wiggle-claude-skill)