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Builds animations out of text characters: brightness-ramp mapping with cell aspect correction, generative ASCII fields, image, video and Three.js scene to ASCII conversion, and terminal intros or loaders, rendered with <pre>, canvas or ANSI output.

Applies tiered prefers-reduced-motion handling instead of disabling everything: removes vestibular triggers like parallax and scroll hijacking, softens large movement into short fades, and keeps essential motion. Covers CSS and JS gating for GSAP, Framer Motion and Lenis, per WCAG 2.3.3.

Guides code-driven web motion with GSAP: timelines, ScrollTrigger pinning and scrubbing, horizontal scroll sections, SplitText reveals, Flip layout transitions, and syncing with Lenis or Locomotive smooth scroll to avoid jitter and broken pins.

Builds frosted and liquid-glass UI: backdrop-filter blur, translucent fills, bright edge highlights and layered shadows, SVG displacement for refraction, hover, scroll and entrance motion, plus accessible reduced-transparency fallbacks.

Adds functional UI micro-interactions with Framer Motion (motion/react) and modern CSS: hover and press feedback, toggles, toasts, drawers, modals, list reorder and shared-element transitions, with 100-250ms timings, asymmetric enter and exit easing, and reduced-motion support.

Implements page and route transitions in the Next.js App Router and fixes Framer Motion exit animations that never fire on navigation, using template.tsx with a pathname-keyed AnimatePresence and FrozenRouter, or the View Transitions API via next-view-transitions.

Animates SVG with stroke draw-on effects, path morphing via GSAP MorphSVG or Flubber, motion along a path, animated icon state changes, and gradient or filter animation, choosing between CSS, SMIL and GSAP per task.

Integrates Lottie and dotLottie animations from After Effects into web, iOS, Android and React Native: playback and segment control, scroll- or hover-driven interactivity, runtime theming and recoloring, plus an After Effects export checklist.

Twelve Data's official MCP: real-time and historical prices for stocks, ETFs, forex and crypto, 60+ technical indicators, plus financials, dividends, fund holdings, company news and SEC filings. Hosted; sign in with your Twelve Data account in the browser, no API key to copy.

SimpleLocalize's official CLI: upload and download translation files, trigger machine and AI auto-translation, publish translations to the CDN, and extract translation keys from source code for CI. Needs a SimpleLocalize account and project API key; paid service with a 14-day free trial.

Discourse's official MCP: lets agents search and read forum topics and posts and view categories and users. Read-only by default and no account needed for public forums; posting and replying require a site API key and the --allow_writes flag. Needs Node.js 24+.

Zendesk's official CLI: preview, import and publish Help Center themes locally, and create, package and deploy Zendesk apps such as ticket sidebar apps. Needs a Zendesk account, Node.js 20.17+ and yarn, some HTML/CSS for themes; run zcli login first.

42 official AWS skills for healthcare and life sciences: medical coding and terminology mapping, FHIR/HL7 parsing, claims and prior authorization rules, medical imaging, pharmacoepidemiology and genomics, per US standards. Some need local software. Not for clinical decisions; expert review required.

Trello's official hosted MCP, maintained by Atlassian: after OAuth authorization of one workspace, agents can search boards, create and move cards, maintain checklists and tidy the inbox, without permanently deleting data. Works on any Trello plan.

Lets agents create, search, update and reply to Freshdesk tickets, add internal notes, and look up contacts, companies and agents, so support teams can process and summarize tickets in bulk. Needs a Freshdesk API key and account domain; runs locally with uvx.

Locize's official CLI: sync local translation files with the Locize platform, add, remove and look up keys, download published translations, manage versions and branches, and export JSON, XLIFF, PO, CSV or Excel for translators. Needs a Locize account, project ID and API key; free plan available.

Audits a Figma screen or component for design-system drift, read-only: shared primitives rebuilt as plain frames, hard-coded values instead of variables, and variant drift. Each finding cites structural evidence and may suggest a replacement. Outputs Markdown or JSON; needs Figma MCP.

Pinecone's official plugin: bundles the Pinecone MCP server and /pinecone skill commands to create vector indexes, upsert data, search in plain language, or build a document Q&A assistant with citations from Claude Code. Needs a Pinecone API key (free sign-up); Assistant features also need uv.

Audits animation code against Disney's 12 principles adapted for the web, checking timing, easing, physics and staging rules such as user-initiated motion under 300ms and ease-out entrances, and reports findings as file:line.

Audits Web Audio API code for procedural UI sound synthesis: reusing one AudioContext, resuming when suspended, disconnecting nodes, exponential decay envelopes, noise for clicks and parameter choices, with findings reported as file:line.

Audits Motion (Framer Motion) code against AnimatePresence rules: wrapping conditional exits, exit props and keys, the useIsPresent and usePresence hooks, choosing a mode, and coordinating nested exits. Reports findings as file:line. For React projects.

Guides the agent in building SVG icon components that morph between any two icons by moving lines instead of crossfading. Every icon uses exactly three lines, unused ones collapse to the center, and grouped variants rotate with springs. Examples use React and Motion and respect reduced motion.

Audits CSS and JavaScript for pseudo-element and View Transitions API practices: content, positioning and z-index of ::before and ::after, replacing extra DOM nodes, expanding hit targets, naming and cleaning up view-transition-name, and ::backdrop styling. Reports findings as file:line.

Audits UI code for audio feedback: every sound needs a visual equivalent, an off switch and volume control, and should respect reduced motion. Sound is for confirmations and errors, not typing or decorative hovers. Also checks preloading, default volume and sound weight. Reports file:line findings.