Resources for motion graphics by code
Easing curves, motion moves, files for AI agents, guides and comparisons: 27 links in six groups.
For agents
Plain files an AI agent can fetch without a browser.
- /llms.txtThe site as a short index: install, the page contract, every page and move.
- /llms-full.txtThe guide, the pages and the moves in one text file.
- /ai-agents.mdHow an agent writes and renders a film, as Markdown.
- /moves/index.jsonEvery move with its group, look, jobs, duration and file, to filter by script.
- How an agent installs vaweClone the repo, run bin/vawe doctor, then write one HTML page.
Agent skills
Five SKILL.md files in the skills/ folder of the GitHub repo.
- vawe-briefAsk for the missing facts, then write the film’s brief.
- vawe-pageWrite page.html: audio tags, springs and the usual first-draft mistakes.
- vawe-transitionsPlan what carries over at every cut.
- vawe-critiqueReview a rendered film in a fresh session.
- vawe-referenceMatch a reference film, line by line.
Learn
- DocsQuickstart, the page contract, the CLI and troubleshooting.
- RecipesChains of moves for common short films, with the traps at each seam.
- DeterminismWhy the same page gives the same frames, and how a test proves it.
- When determinism mattersWhen byte-identical output decides the engine, and when it does not.
- Launch videosA product launch film built from captured UI, one message per beat.
- BlogNotes on what broke, what we measured and what changed.
Compare
- Remotion alternativesA hosted JSON API or a self-hosted engine, and what each license requires.
- HyperFrames alternativesThe closest peer: both compose from HTML and make time deterministic differently.
- vawe vs RemotionReact code or one HTML page.
- vawe vs HyperFramesTwo HTML-to-video engines.
- vawe vs Motion CanvasGenerator functions or HTML.
- vawe vs LottieA playback format or a film renderer.