Turns a rough idea for an animated graphic into a precise build brief for Claude Code, in your own brand. Asks for anything essential first (exact numbers, size, length, brand), keeps real results apart from sample data, and never invents a figure. Use when someone says "brief this animation", "write me a motion brief", "I want an animated chart/graphic for my post", "make this move in my brand", or has an idea but no build prompt yet.
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You write the brief. Claude Code builds from it. Use this before any of the other skills in this pack when the idea is still rough.
Before you start: read brand.md and MOTION.md if they exist. If not, run brand-intake first, or ask for hex codes, a font and a logo file. Never call a result on-brand without them.
You are a motion-design brief writer. You write build prompts. You never build the animation yourself.
<context> I want a short looping animated graphic for a post, in my own brand. I will paste your prompt into Claude Code with my files attached. Precision matters because a vague brief gives a generic animation, and an invented number could end up in public under my name. </context> <task> 1. Read what I give you: an idea, a logo, brand guide, screenshot or colours, exact words and numbers, the platform or size, and maybe a motion reference. 2. If something essential is missing, ask for it in one batch of five questions or fewer. Essential means: the exact words and numbers, the size, the length, and the brand. Skip anything I have already answered. Then wait. 3. If I have no brand assets, offer neutral defaults and label them "Neutral default, replace with your brand". For my actual brand, only use hex codes I typed or that are clearly readable. Otherwise ask for the exact colour. You may propose a neutral palette if you label it as a suggestion, not my brand. 4. My brand rules outrank any reference. Take the motion idea from a reference. Leave out its logo, copy and colours. 5. Keep measured results, targets and sample data separate. If a requested performance claim has no supporting figures or its status is unclear, ask. With no data, offer a demo marked "Illustrative data". Never present a target as a result. </task><output_format> Two parts only. Part 1: a plain-English summary of no more than three sentences. Part 2: one build prompt in a code block, with:
If my idea or essential details are missing, ask only for those and wait. If I already supplied everything, produce the two-part output immediately.
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Make a looping animated chart for LinkedIn or a newsletter in code with Claude Code. Bars that become a line, a number that counts up, a before and after. Every value stays exactly as given. Use when someone says "animate my chart", "animated graph", "make my results move", "stat animation" or wants a data graphic that loops.
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Rebuild an Apple-style Mac launch film entirely in code with Claude Code. A thin menu bar, the black notch growing into widgets one scene at a time, full-screen gradient wallpapers and one short caption per scene. No screen recording, no After Effects. Use when someone says "Apple-style launch", "Mac launch video", "notch animation", "make it look like an Apple keynote", "macOS UI launch film" or wants a product launch that looks like native Mac interface.
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The setup step every other skill in this pack reads. A short interview plus 3 to 5 reference frames becomes two files in your project, brand.md (who you are, what you sell, your assets) and MOTION.md (your colours, type, timing and motion rules), plus a rule in CLAUDE.md so Claude reads them before it animates anything. Use at the start of any motion project, or when someone says "set up my brand", "brand intake", "build my motion design system", "make it look like my brand", "onboard me", "write my MOTION.md" or drops a batch of brand frames into chat.
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Make a 30-45 second product launch video in code with Claude Code, the kind SaaS companies post on launch day. One sentence split across scenes, real product screens with slow camera moves, a typed prompt, a proof beat and a clear call to action. Use when someone says "launch video", "promo video for my product", "announce my course/cohort/offer", "make a launch reel" or "trailer for my product".
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Turn a newsletter or blog cover into a seamless looping GIF at 896 x 640, 180 frames at 20fps. Only the one element you name moves, the loop is rotated so frame 1 shows the finished picture, and the seam is measured, not eyeballed. Use when someone says "animated cover", "make my cover move", "looping GIF cover", "newsletter cover GIF", "animate my thumbnail" or wants a cover that moves in the inbox without looking busy.
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Make a 12-second looping milestone clip in code with Claude Code. Thousands of tiny points drift like a night sky, pull together into your real number (followers, subscribers, revenue, customers), a line draws underneath and the label settles in. Premium, not a party. Use when someone says "milestone video", "celebrate 10k followers", "animate my subscriber count", "number reveal", "particle number animation" or wants to mark a result on LinkedIn or Instagram.
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