Motion design,
written in code.
Agent skills that teach your coding agent real motion design: timing, easing, and choreography. Showreels, intros, and launch films, rendered from a prompt.
Motion design without a timeline.
Good motion is mostly judgment: how long to hold, when things overlap, which easing makes a move feel intentional. That judgment usually lives in keyframe tools and years of practice.
MotionVideo writes it down for your agent. It storyboards the beats, then animates type, shapes, and your own components in code, so every frame is reviewable and every change is a re-render away.
From showreels to launch films.
The same skills cover the videos that ship with a product: launch films, feature updates, and changelog clips, built from the interface you already have instead of a redraw.
You stay in charge of the cut. Review the storyboard, ask for changes in plain words, and render again.
How it works
- 01.Accept the GitHub invite and copy the skills folder into your project
- 02.Describe the piece, like “a 20s intro reel: name reveal, three project cards, calm exit”
- 03.Your agent storyboards the beats and timing before writing any scene code
- 04.It animates each scene with your fonts, colors, and components, then renders locally
- 05.Ask for tweaks in plain words, like “hold the logo longer”, and render again
What’s in the pack
Everything your agent needs to go from a sentence to a rendered file, without starting from a blank composition.
Agent skills
Instruction files that cover storyboarding, choreography, pacing, and typography in motion, loaded by your agent only when it needs them.
Scene starters
Ready-to-fork compositions for showreels, title sequences, launch films, and changelog clips, so your agent never starts from an empty file.
Motion tokens
Spring, easing, and timing values tuned for motion design, kept in one place so every scene moves with the same rhythm.
Renderer guides
Setup notes for Remotion, HyperFrames, Editframe, and fframes, so the same scene plan works with your stack.