recreate

motiscope: recreate

Translate a motiscope animation spec into real, runnable animation code for one target framework. Timing and easing come from the measured spec; you render it faithfully.

Resolve the plugin root

ROOT="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-}"
[ -f "$ROOT/scripts/config.py" ] || ROOT="<absolute dir of this SKILL.md>/../.."   # skills/recreate -> plugin root

SCRIPTS="$ROOT/scripts", REFS="$ROOT/references". On Windows use python for python3.

Step 1 — load the animation spec

• If /motiscope:analyze just produced a spec in this conversation, use it.
• Otherwise locate the most recent analysis and read it:

  ls -t .motiscope/*/manifest.json 2>/dev/null | head -1
  

  Read that manifest.json (and its sibling motion.json for the raw energy curve / segments). If there is none, run /motiscope:analyze first.

Step 2 — choose the target

• From $1 if given (gsap | css | framer | lottie).
• Otherwise read the default and ask:

  python3 "$SCRIPTS/config.py"   # prints config incl. default_target
  

  Ask the user (AskUserQuestion) to confirm the target (offer all four; default from config).

Then Read the target guide and the easing map:

• Read "$REFS/easing-map.md" — maps each neutral ease token to a concrete value in every target.
• Read "$REFS/targets/<target>.md" — the rendering template for that target.
• Read "$REFS/measurement-traps.md" — if you are deriving any number yourself (a velocity, a parallax ratio, a period) rather than reading it from report.md.

Step 3 — generate the code

Split of responsibility (mirror the spec):

• Timing is measured — use it exactly. start_ms, dur_ms, the bezier, stagger each_ms, loop period_ms come from motiscope's analysis; wire them verbatim (prefer the exact cubic-bezier over a named ease).
• The effect is yours — build what the spec's animation field and the frames describe. You are not limited to opacity/translate/scale. If the animation is a mask/clip-path reveal, an SVG path draw, a morph, a 3D flip, a text split/typewriter, a blur or color shift, a parallax, a spring/physics bounce, or particles — build that directly in the target, going beyond the spec's simple props when needed. Re-Read the frames if you need to confirm the effect.