Your keyframes get a face rating: first the default (mid), then the measured version (maxxed). Typography and vector only, no photo of anyone, made with the skill's own runtime. Watch the MP4 · how it was made and checked

motionmaxxing

Looksmaxxing for motion graphics.

An agent skill that turns AI slop videos into films that look made by a motion designer.

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The glow-up  ·  Why your AI video is mid  ·  The science of the mog  ·  The protocol  ·  Mog check  ·  Install  ·  Start maxxing  ·  Toolbox

Your AI video is mid. Not broken, not ugly, just undecided: a label in the corner, a headline on the left, a card on a flat colour, a fade between every beat. motionmaxxing is an agent skill that makes launch films, product promos, brand stings and kinetic-type pieces, and makes them on purpose. Give it a website and it captures the brand, finds an idea only that brand could own, builds a world for it, and animates with timing measured frame by frame from 53 professional motion moments. Then it renders the film and looks at it with scripts, instead of telling you it came out well. It runs in Claude Code and in any agent that reads a SKILL.md folder. Everything renders locally from plain HTML.

Motionmaxx it, then check the numbers.

Early release. Still getting sharper, and more is coming soon.

The rating scale

Rating	What it looks like on screen
Slop	A slide deck that moves: corner labels, a counter, a left headline beside a card, fades everywhere
Mid	Clean and competent, and nobody decided anything: default eases, flat grounds, a held end card
Maxxed	One idea, a world with light and texture, measured motion, cuts on motion, and gates that pass with the numbers shown

The skill's job is to move a film one notch right and to say honestly which notch it landed on.

The glow-up

Three before / after comparisons. In each, the same brand is filmed twice: once without the skill (mid) and once with it (maxxed). The brands belong to their owners and are used only to show the difference (see Ethics and credits).

Cluely, mid to maxxed. Same model, same brief: both films were generated with GPT-6.1. Left: without the skill. Right: with it. You don't need the most expensive model to get motion that looks designed. The difference is the skill, not the price tag. Watch the MP4 (30 s with sound, 1920x600).

The left film is a slide deck: a brand label top-left, a "REAL-TIME ASSISTANCE" tag top-right, a held left headline in two colours, two cards, and a "02 / 05" counter. The right film is the product: the real assist overlay on a lit desktop, the ⌘ + ↵ shortcut as physical keys, then the overlay sitting on a live call.