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ui-animation

Implement, review, and measure UI motion. Reconstruct easing, springs and gestures from a recording using bundled frame extraction, tracking and curve-fitting tools when available.

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# UI Animation

## Open Design execution context

Use this as a functional helper on the user's current interface or accepted
brief. Keep the host's task route, current stage, tool availability, and output
contract. Planning describes the motion; implementation happens only in the
host's authoring stage. Do not add an extra review, recording, rendering, or
approval phase when the host disallows it. Reuse the project's existing stack
and motion tokens. Companion skills are optional: use them only if installed;
otherwise apply the relevant guidance here without inventing a tool invocation.
Report measurements only when actually observed; mark visual estimates and
checks that could not be performed explicitly.