For AI agents
You can hand installation and onboarding to your AI agent: just give it the repository link. Everything it needs is written for it.
The sentence to copy
Install and set up this plugin for me, then guide me through my first project: https://github.com/1AngelMicka/ultimate-motion-designWhat the agent finds
| File | For |
|---|---|
| AGENTS.md | The guide written for an agent: install (two ways), checks, onboarding, rules to respect |
| llms.txt | The summary and map of the docs, in the format agents read |
| llms-full.txt | The whole documentation in one text file, to read in one go |
What it will do
- It will ask you to type the two
/plugincommands in Claude Code. An agent cannot type a slash command for you. Alternatively, it writes the install into your project's.claude/settings.json, and you only need to restart Claude Code. - It will have you run
/umd:doctor, which checks FFmpeg, Playwright and Chromium and offers to install them. - It will explain
/umd:go, the one command to remember, and help you word your first brief.
It must never install anything system-wide without asking you, nor add a licence exception or lower a threshold on your behalf: those decisions stay yours.
With an agent other than Claude Code
The plugin is built for Claude Code, but its engine is a zero-dependency Node CLI: any agent can use it to render an HTML page to video, analyse a video or check licences. The method's steps are plain Markdown files that anyone can read. Details in AGENTS.md.
The skill alone. The skills/motion-design folder is a standalone skill (one SKILL.md and its 55 guides): copy it into your agent's skills folder (~/.claude/skills/, ~/.codex/skills/…), or install it with npx skills add 1AngelMicka/ultimate-motion-design and pick motion-design. It brings the method and the craft; the plugin adds reproducible rendering, the scored audit and the licence guard.