Edit CSS and Motion transition using visual controls with Motion AI Kit.
The transition editor is available for any agent that supports MCP Apps. There's additionally a real-time transition editor, available for VS Code and code editors that support Open VSX.
- CSS & Motion: Animate with either (or both!)
- Real-time updates: The VS Code extension edits your code in real-time. The MCP App can apply changes via your agent.
- Cloud saves: Like a transition? Save it to reuse later.
- Share transitions: Saved transitions appear on your Motion+ profile for others to download.

MCP App
Your agent may choose to open the transition editor whenever editing a transition, or you can manually open with:
/motion open the transition editor
Once you're happy with the transition, click Apply to implement with your agent.
VSCode Extension
Open the Motion panel and highlight any Motion or CSS animation or transition to open the edit controls.

Every change updates your code instantly via AST-powered edits, so there's no copy-pasting or manual syncing.
Edits made to your code will preserve most formatting and respect overrides like transition-delay.
Multiple transitions
By selecting multiple transitions, they can be edited simultaneously.

Save
Once you've dialled in the perfect transition, it can be saved to your profile.

Once saved, you can click on the name to edit it. Or, click on the transition curve to apply a saved transition to your selected code.
Saved transitions also work with the AI Kit MCP, so you can prompt your AI to use them directly: "apply my 'snappy' spring to this modal."
Share
Every saved transition appears on your public Motion+ profile (if you have one). Other developers can browse your transitions, preview them, and save them to their own profiles.

It's an easy way to share your animation style with your team, or just show off.
Get the AI Kit
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