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This feature is available with Motion+

This feature is available with Motion+

This feature is available with Motion+

LLMs have supercharged our development workflows, but even now they still struggle to produce great animation code.

For example, have you ever fought with your LLM about still importing Motion from "framer-motion"? This is because it's trained on out-of-date information.

Or has it produced an animation that's almost right but ends up requiring a lot of prompting to fix? This is because LLMs can't visualise timing or easing curves, so they guess at values that often feel wrong.

Motion Studio provides a number of tools to improve the output of our LLMs by giving it the right information at the right time, and giving it quality over quantity:

  • An MCP providing your LLM access to:

    • Latest Motion documentation

    • Source code for 330+ examples

    • Your saved transitions

  • Spring and transition visualisation

  • Rules file for best practises and performance advice

In short, it turns your AI editor into a Motion expert.

Documentation

The Motion Studio MCP comes loaded with the full and latest Motion documentation.

Every page is available as a resource, and is queryable by the LLM via the dedicated search tool.

Examples

Motion+ comes with a vault of 330+ examples, and they're all queryable by your LLM.

Instead of relying on outdated training data, your AI searches this curated collection of production-ready patterns and adapts them to your project. It's as easy as "build me an accordion", or "create a vertically scrolling Carousel".

  • Zero hallucinations: The code comes from the official Motion repository, not a generic LLM training set.

  • Instant & Offline: The server runs locally on your machine for zero latency.

  • Context aware: The AI reads the example code and understands why it works, allowing it to adapt the variables to your specific project names automatically.

Use prompts like:

Or:

Browsing

All examples are browsable via the Motion Examples gallery. It's easy to ask your editor to add a specific one:

adapt the app store motion example

The AI editor will, by default, select between JS, React and Vue based on your project. You can manually prompt it for a specific platform by mentioning it directly.

adapt the app store motion vue example

Saved transitions

When using the Motion Studio extension's visual transition editor, you can save transitions you build to your Motion+ profile.

On a user's profile, you can save their shared transitions to your own profile, too.

With the Motion Studio MCP, these shared transitions can be accessed via your LLM.

Visualise transitions

LLMs struggle to visualise animations but they can recognise images. Motion Studio lets you generate images from transitions to help your LLM understand them.

A prompt like:

Will use Motion to generate an image like this for your LLM:

Or, you can highlight existing Motion spring settings or cubic bezier definition and simply prompt "visualise this".

Rules

AI rules allow you to customise and guide AI behaviour beyond just providing documentation. The Motion Studio rules prompt your AI with best practises, like:

  • When and how to add will-change.

  • Coding styles to improve per-frame performance.

  • When to use transform vs independent transforms.

Once you've installed Motion+ rules via the private Motion+ GitHub repo, your editor should automatically use the rules when you mention Motion or edit Motion code.

Custom rule files are available for React, vanilla JS, Vue and also Base UI.

Get Motion Studio

Stop fighting your AI over animation code. Motion Studio is included with Motion+, along with a library of premium Motion APIs, 330+ examples, 100+ tutorials, private Discord access and early access to all new Motion APIs.

LLMs have supercharged our development workflows, but even now they still struggle to produce great animation code.

For example, have you ever fought with your LLM about still importing Motion from "framer-motion"? This is because it's trained on out-of-date information.

Or has it produced an animation that's almost right but ends up requiring a lot of prompting to fix? This is because LLMs can't visualise timing or easing curves, so they guess at values that often feel wrong.

Motion Studio provides a number of tools to improve the output of our LLMs by giving it the right information at the right time, and giving it quality over quantity:

  • An MCP providing your LLM access to:

    • Latest Motion documentation

    • Source code for 330+ examples

    • Your saved transitions

  • Spring and transition visualisation

  • Rules file for best practises and performance advice

In short, it turns your AI editor into a Motion expert.

Documentation

The Motion Studio MCP comes loaded with the full and latest Motion documentation.

Every page is available as a resource, and is queryable by the LLM via the dedicated search tool.

Examples

Motion+ comes with a vault of 330+ examples, and they're all queryable by your LLM.

Instead of relying on outdated training data, your AI searches this curated collection of production-ready patterns and adapts them to your project. It's as easy as "build me an accordion", or "create a vertically scrolling Carousel".

  • Zero hallucinations: The code comes from the official Motion repository, not a generic LLM training set.

  • Instant & Offline: The server runs locally on your machine for zero latency.

  • Context aware: The AI reads the example code and understands why it works, allowing it to adapt the variables to your specific project names automatically.

Use prompts like:

Or:

Browsing

All examples are browsable via the Motion Examples gallery. It's easy to ask your editor to add a specific one:

adapt the app store motion example

The AI editor will, by default, select between JS, React and Vue based on your project. You can manually prompt it for a specific platform by mentioning it directly.

adapt the app store motion vue example

Saved transitions

When using the Motion Studio extension's visual transition editor, you can save transitions you build to your Motion+ profile.

On a user's profile, you can save their shared transitions to your own profile, too.

With the Motion Studio MCP, these shared transitions can be accessed via your LLM.

Visualise transitions

LLMs struggle to visualise animations but they can recognise images. Motion Studio lets you generate images from transitions to help your LLM understand them.

A prompt like:

Will use Motion to generate an image like this for your LLM:

Or, you can highlight existing Motion spring settings or cubic bezier definition and simply prompt "visualise this".

Rules

AI rules allow you to customise and guide AI behaviour beyond just providing documentation. The Motion Studio rules prompt your AI with best practises, like:

  • When and how to add will-change.

  • Coding styles to improve per-frame performance.

  • When to use transform vs independent transforms.

Once you've installed Motion+ rules via the private Motion+ GitHub repo, your editor should automatically use the rules when you mention Motion or edit Motion code.

Custom rule files are available for React, vanilla JS, Vue and also Base UI.

Get Motion Studio

Stop fighting your AI over animation code. Motion Studio is included with Motion+, along with a library of premium Motion APIs, 330+ examples, 100+ tutorials, private Discord access and early access to all new Motion APIs.

LLMs have supercharged our development workflows, but even now they still struggle to produce great animation code.

For example, have you ever fought with your LLM about still importing Motion from "framer-motion"? This is because it's trained on out-of-date information.

Or has it produced an animation that's almost right but ends up requiring a lot of prompting to fix? This is because LLMs can't visualise timing or easing curves, so they guess at values that often feel wrong.

Motion Studio provides a number of tools to improve the output of our LLMs by giving it the right information at the right time, and giving it quality over quantity:

  • An MCP providing your LLM access to:

    • Latest Motion documentation

    • Source code for 330+ examples

    • Your saved transitions

  • Spring and transition visualisation

  • Rules file for best practises and performance advice

In short, it turns your AI editor into a Motion expert.

Documentation

The Motion Studio MCP comes loaded with the full and latest Motion documentation.

Every page is available as a resource, and is queryable by the LLM via the dedicated search tool.

Examples

Motion+ comes with a vault of 330+ examples, and they're all queryable by your LLM.

Instead of relying on outdated training data, your AI searches this curated collection of production-ready patterns and adapts them to your project. It's as easy as "build me an accordion", or "create a vertically scrolling Carousel".

  • Zero hallucinations: The code comes from the official Motion repository, not a generic LLM training set.

  • Instant & Offline: The server runs locally on your machine for zero latency.

  • Context aware: The AI reads the example code and understands why it works, allowing it to adapt the variables to your specific project names automatically.

Use prompts like:

Or:

Browsing

All examples are browsable via the Motion Examples gallery. It's easy to ask your editor to add a specific one:

adapt the app store motion example

The AI editor will, by default, select between JS, React and Vue based on your project. You can manually prompt it for a specific platform by mentioning it directly.

adapt the app store motion vue example

Saved transitions

When using the Motion Studio extension's visual transition editor, you can save transitions you build to your Motion+ profile.

On a user's profile, you can save their shared transitions to your own profile, too.

With the Motion Studio MCP, these shared transitions can be accessed via your LLM.

Visualise transitions

LLMs struggle to visualise animations but they can recognise images. Motion Studio lets you generate images from transitions to help your LLM understand them.

A prompt like:

Will use Motion to generate an image like this for your LLM:

Or, you can highlight existing Motion spring settings or cubic bezier definition and simply prompt "visualise this".

Rules

AI rules allow you to customise and guide AI behaviour beyond just providing documentation. The Motion Studio rules prompt your AI with best practises, like:

  • When and how to add will-change.

  • Coding styles to improve per-frame performance.

  • When to use transform vs independent transforms.

Once you've installed Motion+ rules via the private Motion+ GitHub repo, your editor should automatically use the rules when you mention Motion or edit Motion code.

Custom rule files are available for React, vanilla JS, Vue and also Base UI.

Get Motion Studio

Stop fighting your AI over animation code. Motion Studio is included with Motion+, along with a library of premium Motion APIs, 330+ examples, 100+ tutorials, private Discord access and early access to all new Motion APIs.

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