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audit-easings

Scan the entire project for animations using default or missing easings and produce a prioritized improvement report. Use when asking "audit my CSS animations", "scan the project for bad transitions", or "give me a report on all my easings".

First seen Mar 31, 2026

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Allowed toolsmcp__easingwizard__get_presets, mcp__easingwizard__create_bezier_curve, mcp__easingwizard__create_spring_curve, mcp__easingwizard__create_bounce_curve, mcp__easingwizard__create_wiggle_curve, mcp__easingwizard__create_overshoot_curve

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SKILL.md

Easing Audit

The user wants a comprehensive review of their project's animation easings.

Step 1: Scan the Project

Search for animation and transition properties across the codebase:

  1. Search for CSS files (.css, .scss, .sass, .less) containing transition or animation properties
  2. Search for component files (.jsx, .tsx, .vue, .svelte) containing Tailwind easing classes (ease-, transition-) or inline style animation properties
  3. Search for CSS-in-JS patterns (style=, css=, styled.) with transition/animation values

Step 2: Categorize Findings

For each animation/transition found, categorize:

  • Defaults — Using ease, linear, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out (browser defaults, likely unintentional)
  • Custom — Using cubic-bezier(...), linear(...), or Tailwind ease-[...] (intentional choices)
  • Missing — Animations/transitions with no easing specified (falls back to browser default ease)

Step 3: Generate Suggestions

For each default or missing easing, suggest a specific Easing Wizard curve replacement. Base suggestions on:

  • The CSS property being animated (opacity → subtle, transform → responsive, etc.)
  • The surrounding code context (hover → quick ease-out, modal → spring, etc.)
  • Motion design best practices

Use get_presets with verbose: true to get share URLs for each suggested preset.

Only use curve creation tools if no preset is a good match.

Step 4: Output the Report

Present findings as a structured markdown report:

## Easing Audit Report

### Summary
- **X** animations/transitions found
- **Y** using browser defaults
- **Z** with no easing specified
- **W** using custom easings

### Findings

| File | Line | Property | Current | Suggested | Reasoning | Preview |
|------|------|----------|---------|-----------|-----------|---------|
| src/App.css | 12 | transition | ease | Spring SNAP | Hover state benefits from responsive spring feel | [Preview](url) |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |

### Recommendations
[Prioritized list of highest-impact improvements, starting with the most visible/frequently triggered animations]