lottie

Why we included this project

This project turns a plain-language request into a finished Lottie animation, a much shorter path than hand-building motion graphics in After Effects or writing them out in code. It does not train or host a model. Instead it packages a reusable skill for coding agents that support skills, Claude Code and Codex among them: the agent authors the Lottie JSON, and a bundled player renders each scene locally, so you can scrub through the result while it is still being edited. The README gives genuinely useful guidance, recommending that you ground prompts in SVGs, screenshots, or real data and spell out easing, camera moves, and frame rate. The generated JSON runs on the web, in React Native via Skia, in the standard Lottie libraries on iOS, Android, and Flutter, and can be reopened in After Effects for manual polish. Teams that just need lightweight icons, loaders, or short explainers get a fast route from prompt to shippable asset.