This skill provides a structured approach to mobile motion, guiding developers through the sequence of decisions that determine how an animation feels. It focuses on thread management, property selection, and the hand-off between gestures and motion to ensure interfaces remain responsive.
Designed for Expo developers, the guidance covers practical implementation using Reanimated, Gesture Handler, and expo-haptics to build screen transitions, sheets, and tactile press feedback.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: The emilkowalski/skills repository bundle. The listed paths are a bounded selection; other skills may also be installed.
Run the documented installation command in a terminal.
npx skills@latest add emilkowalski/skills
Uses pick-ui-library
Use pick-ui-library to recommend a library for toast notifications in this frontend project. Check package.json first, recommend one library from the curated list, and briefly explain the choice. If an existing dependency already covers this, flag the recommendation without changing dependencies.
Uses review-animations
Use review-animations to review the supplied component diff. Focus on whether its motion is justified, easing and duration, transform origin, interruptibility, animated properties, and reduced-motion support. Report concrete findings without implementing changes.
Uses break-ui
Use break-ui to stress-test the supplied component with plausible worst-case data. Inspect the values it renders and any available schema limits, then provide demo and worst-case datasets behind a dev-only toggle through its existing data boundary. Report what breaks and propose a fix for each issue, then stop before fixing.
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