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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Covers the useGSAP hook, refs, gsap.context(), and cleanup on unmount. Supports adding and managing GSAP animations in React and Next.js applications.
Covers GSAP animation in React and Next.js using the useGSAP hook, refs, and gsap.context(). Addresses cleanup when components unmount.
Builds timelines, tweens, parallax, pinning, scrubbing, and scroll-triggered animation sequences. Supports DOM elements, SVG, Canvas, WebGL, and Three.js.
Covers ScrollTrigger triggers, pinning, and scrub behavior. Supports scroll-driven animation, parallax, and pinned page sections.
Covers ScrollTrigger for scroll-linked animation, triggers, pinning, and scrubbing. Supports parallax effects and pinned page sections.
Creates cinematic product storytelling with progressive UI reveals and scroll-synchronized animation. Includes smooth interpolation and immersive section transitions.
Covers gsap.timeline(), position parameters, nested timelines, and playback control. Helps coordinate keyframes and define animation order.
Covers gsap.timeline(), position parameters, nested timelines, and playback. Supports sequencing animations, choreographing keyframes, and controlling animation order.
Covers gsap.utils helpers such as clamp, mapRange, normalize, interpolate, random, and snap. Also includes toArray, wrap, and pipe for composing animation-related logic.
Covers gsap.utils helpers including clamp, mapRange, normalize, interpolate, random, snap, toArray, wrap, and pipe. Supports utility operations within GSAP animation work.
Get Shit Done (GSD) — spec-driven development system. Use this when the user invokes any /gsd- command or wants to plan, build, verify, or ship features using the GSD workflow. Routes to the appropriate GSD skill in .agent/skills/.
Provides Get Shit Done (GSD), a comprehensive project management system for solo developers using Claude agents.
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