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create-motion-graphics

Use when Codex uses the ChatCut plugin (chatcut MCP server) to add, create, hand-author, patch, or place Motion Graphic JSX assets. Covers reference browsing, direct inline JSX authoring, editable properties, asset binding, timeline placement, and composed verification.

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# Create Motion Graphics

## Plugin host and project

Use the `chatcut` MCP server and the project ID from the user's editor URL or
the plugin's project result. This plugin works with the Web editor, including
local development URLs. Do not open ChatCut Desktop or use `chatcut_desktop`
for a Web project. If `chatcut` tools are unavailable, report the connection
failure; do not submit the task to the editor's native Agent as a substitute.

## Find MG references before designing

### Browse and confirm a visual direction