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Summary

  • Add Animation & Video section with Anime.js and Remotion skills
  • Update agent counts to reflect current state (230+ subagents, 130+ scripts)
  • Add /readme command to slash commands documentation
  • Update copyright year to 2025-2026

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Section Update
Copyright badge 20252025-2026
Agent Structure 200+230+ subagents, 100+130+ scripts
Comprehensive Service Coverage New "Animation & Video" section
Slash Commands New "Documentation" category with /readme
Footer copyright 20252025-2026

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Animation & Video Section

- **[Anime.js](https://animejs.com/)**: Lightweight JavaScript animation library
- **[Remotion](https://remotion.dev/)**: Programmatic video creation with React

/readme Command

| `/readme` | Create or update README.md (supports `--sections` for partial updates) |

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Hello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly expands the project's capabilities and documentation by integrating new animation and programmatic video generation tools, specifically Anime.js and Remotion. It provides extensive new documentation for Remotion, covering a wide array of video creation aspects. Additionally, the project's README is updated with current statistics for subagents and scripts, a new slash command for README management, and an updated copyright year, ensuring the documentation remains accurate and comprehensive.

Highlights

  • New Animation & Video Capabilities: A new section has been added to the README, introducing Anime.js and Remotion as key tools for animation and programmatic video creation. This includes comprehensive documentation for Remotion, detailing its usage, animation patterns, media handling, and various utilities.
  • Updated Agent and Script Counts: The README has been updated to reflect the current scale of the project, now showing 230+ subagents and 130+ helper scripts.
  • New /readme Slash Command: A new /readme command has been added to the slash commands documentation, enabling creation or partial updates of the README.md file.
  • Copyright Year Update: The copyright year in the README and its associated badge has been updated to 2025-2026.
  • Script Compatibility Improvement: The add-skill-helper.sh script has been modified to improve macOS compatibility when parsing GitHub URLs by switching to bash parameter expansion.
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This pull request introduces a significant amount of documentation for the new remotion skill, updates the README with new skills and statistics, and refactors a shell script for better macOS compatibility. The changes are generally good, but I've identified a couple of high-severity issues in the skill configuration file that need to be addressed. Additionally, several of the new markdown files are missing a final newline character, which is a stylistic issue worth fixing.

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.agent/configs/skill-sources.json (10)

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The local_path for the animejs skill points to .agent/tools/animation/animejs.md, but this file is not added in the current pull request. This will likely cause issues if the skill is expected to be available. Please either add the missing animejs.md file or remove this entry if it's not yet ready.

.agent/configs/skill-sources.json (21)

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The upstream_url for the remotion skill, https://github.com/remotion-dev/skills, results in a 404 error. The correct repository appears to be https://github.com/remotion-dev/remotion. Please update this URL to point to the correct upstream repository.

      "upstream_url": "https://github.com/remotion-dev/remotion",

.agent/tools/video/remotion/3d.md (87)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/animations.md (30)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/compositions.md (147)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/lottie.md (68)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/measuring-dom-nodes.md (35)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/tailwind.md (12)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

.agent/tools/video/remotion/trimming.md (53)

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a good practice to add one for POSIX compatibility and to prevent issues with some tools.

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Summary: Updates repository documentation and agent catalogs, and adds a new Remotion skill pack for programmatic video creation.

Changes:

  • Updated README skill sections (adds Animation & Video with Anime.js + Remotion) and refreshed reported agent/script counts
  • Added a Documentation slash-command table entry for /readme
  • Expanded .agent/AGENTS.md with a new tools/video/ category and a Remotion entry
  • Introduced Remotion skill docs (.agent/tools/video/remotion.md) plus detailed rule files and example TSX assets
  • Registered Anime.js and Remotion in .agent/configs/skill-sources.json for upstream tracking
  • Adjusted GitHub URL parsing in add-skill-helper.sh (intended for better macOS compatibility)

Technical Notes: The Remotion pack includes guidance for compositions, sequencing/timing, media embedding, captions, transitions, and optional Context7 queries for up-to-date API docs.

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# Remove /tree/main or /tree/master if present (capture subpath after branch)
# Use bash parameter expansion instead of sed for macOS compatibility
if [[ "$input" =~ /tree/(main|master)(/.*)? ]]; then
input="${BASH_REMATCH[2]#/}"
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parse_github_url() currently replaces input with only the post-branch subpath (BASH_REMATCH[2]), which drops the owner/repo portion and will make URLs like owner/repo/tree/main/... parse incorrectly (often yielding empty owner/repo). This likely breaks downstream callers that expect owner|repo|subpath to be populated.

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- Add Animation & Video section with Anime.js and Remotion skills
- Update agent counts: 230+ subagents, 130+ scripts
- Add /readme command to slash commands (Documentation category)
- Update copyright to 2025-2026
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@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit 60ad2b5 into main Jan 21, 2026
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Summary: Refreshes documentation to reflect the current state of the aidevops skill catalog, and introduces a new Remotion (video) skill bundle.

Changes:

  • README: updated reported counts (230+ subagents, 130+ scripts) and refreshed copyright year range to 2025–2026
  • README: added an Animation & Video section highlighting Anime.js and Remotion
  • README: added a Documentation command table entry for /readme
  • .agent/AGENTS.md: added tools/video/ category and referenced the new Remotion skill
  • .agent/tools/video/: added Remotion top-level skill doc plus detailed rule files and example TSX assets
  • .agent/scripts/add-skill-helper.sh: adjusted GitHub URL parsing (aimed at macOS compatibility)

Technical Notes: The Remotion bundle includes guidance on compositions, sequencing/timing, media handling, captions/subtitles, transitions, and Context7 query examples; tracking metadata was also added in skill-sources.json for upstream monitoring.

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