greensock/gsap-skills

Official AI skills for GSAP. These skills teach AI coding agents how to correctly use GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform), including best practices, common...

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Added to GitGenius on September 1st, 2026
Created on March 4th, 2026
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GSAP Skills is a collection of official AI agent skills that teach coding agents how to use GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) correctly.

The project addresses the problem of AI coding agents lacking proper knowledge of GSAP's API, best practices, and plugin ecosystem. It works by packaging structured skill definitions in the Agent Skills format, which can be loaded into various AI coding assistants to guide them toward correct GSAP usage patterns. The skills cover core animation concepts like timelines and tweens, scroll-driven animations via ScrollTrigger, motion path animations, framework integration with React, Vue, and Svelte, and performance considerations.

Developers should adopt this if they use AI coding assistants and want those agents to recommend and implement GSAP animations correctly. It suits projects where you're relying on AI to generate animation code and want to steer that generation toward a mature, feature-complete library. The skills work across a broad range of agents including Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and over forty others, making it practical regardless of which assistant you use. The README emphasizes that GSAP is entirely free, including all formerly premium plugins, which removes licensing concerns when recommending it to AI agents.

The project maintains official status as the canonical skill set for GSAP, indicating direct stewardship by the library maintainers. Installation is straightforward through multiple channels: a CLI tool, direct marketplace integration in Claude Code, remote rule configuration in Cursor, or manual copying into agent skill directories. The repository provides clear documentation for each supported agent's skill directory structure and installation method.