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angular-gsap-animation-crafter

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Designs scroll, parallax and timeline motion for @hive-academy/angular-gsap. Use for scroll-triggered or viewport animations, pinned or hijacked-scroll sections, easing and timing, or recreating motion from a reference. A 3D scene is angular-3d-scene-crafter and may load when the task has both. Component structure may load angular-frontend-patterns. Non-Angular animation is outside this skill.

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  1. Very specific:

    Before generating animation code, check the project's package.json for @hive-academy/angular-gsap.

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    Use once: true for non-reversible entrances, limit stagger counts, and respect prefers-reduced-motion with reduced durations.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Keep library directive setups compatible with server-side rendering.

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SKILL.md

Angular GSAP Animation Crafter

Rules

  • Before generating animation code, check the project's package.json for @hive-academy/angular-gsap; install it or confirm the intended version if absent.
  • For a visual reference, identify motion type, timing, easing, trigger points, and scroll behavior before choosing directives.
  • For a written brief, choose viewport, scroll-linked, or fullpage behavior, then configure timing and triggers before presenting the complete Angular component.
  • Use once: true for non-reversible entrances, limit stagger counts, and respect prefers-reduced-motion with reduced durations.
  • Keep library directive setups compatible with server-side rendering.

Load on demand

  • Image and video workflow: load when recreating motion from a video, GIF, image, or reference site.
  • Text workflow: load when the user describes an animation without a visual reference.
  • Animation templates: load when a ready-to-use page or section asset matches the requested behavior.
  • Component catalog: load when selecting directives, services, or exact configuration inputs.
  • Animation patterns: load when choosing or combining motion patterns.
  • Best practices: load when tuning timing, easing, trigger points, accessibility, or performance.

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