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animated-readme-logolisted

Audit, create, transform, or animate verified logo pipelines for GitHub READMEs. Use when a repository needs a new or reconstructed mark, motion specification, SVG animation master, executable animation recipe, static PNG, animated GIF, README-safe markup, reduced-motion fallback, or compatibility review. Do not use for unrelated app/site motion or generic image generation without a README branding target.
stark-ai-de/agent-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill stark-ai-de/agent-skills
# Animated README Logo ## Goal Audit an existing README logo pipeline or deliver a portable, verified animation from a validated SVG master, deterministic motion specification, and executable repository recipe. ## When to use - Create, redesign, transform, animate, export, or review a repository or profile-README logo. - Audit GitHub README logo compatibility, transparency, reduced motion, or local asset references. - Turn an existing SVG or raster mark into a validated README asset pipeline. ## When not to use - Ordinary README prose editing with no logo or image concern. - App/site motion unrelated to repository branding delivery. - Generic image generation with no README or repository-logo target. ## Workflow selection Always expose exactly these public workflows: - `audit`: read-only assessment of existing README logo sources, animation assets, delivery markup, and validation evidence. - `create`: design a new mark or intentional redesign and deliver the complete verified animation stack. - `transform`: faithfully recreate or clean up an existing mark and deliver the complete verified animation stack. - `animate`: use an acceptable existing SVG source and deliver the complete verified animation stack. There is no `auto` workflow and no public export workflow. Export is an internal rendering stage of every mutating route. Route from task intent: - review, compatibility, or quality assessment selects `audit`; - a new mark or intentional redesign selects `create`