@higgsfield/video-editor-mcp 1.1.1-dev.0 → 2.0.0

package/plugin/skills/motion-craft/references/tsx.md

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-# Local TSX motion
-
-For the local Video Editor, the TSX is the document. Use the installed video-editing
-skill's [project format](../../video-editing/references/tsx-projects.md) or the guide
-returned by `video_editing_create_project` / `video_editing_open_project`. That guide
-includes a complete four-shot sequence of editable graphic groups.
-
-Every direct scene child becomes a track. Put simultaneous text and shapes in a
-named `<group>`, then put consecutive shot groups in a `<sequence>`. Keep independent
-overlays or audio separate when necessary. Grouping preserves internal editing;
-flattening a shot to a rendered image is unnecessary. Give a shot group explicit
-width/height and preserve its children's paint order.
-
-Group start/end use its parent's clock. Its children use the group's clock; their
-animation keyframes use time relative to each child's start. Subtract the group's
-start from an existing child's start/end when regrouping, leaving the keyframes
-unchanged. For a group starting at 4s, a title that ran from 4.2s to 7s becomes
-`start={4.2 - 4} end={7 - 4}` in the TSX source.
-For an existing element, keep the computed offsets without rounding; rounding can
-shift an entrance by one frame. The current edit API rounds numbers to milliseconds;
-inspect written timing and use source expressions when exact preservation requires it.
-Check its original entrance and exit in the preview.
-
-Use property-keyframe objects for animation, including a single channel:
-
-```tsx
-<group id="shot" name="Title shot" width={640} height={360} start={2} end={4}>
-  <rect id="panel" width={640} height={360} fill="#25204f" end={2} />
-  <text
-    id="title"
-    x={40}
-    y={120}
-    fontSize={48}
-    fill="#ffffff"
-    start={0.2}
-    end={2}
-    animate={{
-      opacity: [
-        [0, 0, "easeOut"],
-        [0.3, 1],
-        [1.5, 1],
-        [1.8, 0],
-      ],
-    }}
-  >
-    MAKE ROOM
-  </text>
-</group>
-```
-
-Alternatively use `enter={{ preset: "slide-up", duration: 0.4 }}` or
-`exit={{ preset: "fade", duration: 0.2 }}`. Use the project's supported easings;
-do not translate sandbox frame poses into local absolute coordinates blindly.
-Advanced sandbox features such as shared counters need a supported local API before
-use; do not import a sandbox project or upgrade the renderer to obtain them.
-
-Re-read `video_editing_outline` after structural changes to confirm groups, shot
-timing and the intended scene children. Check preview frames at entrances, holds,
-exits and shot boundaries before rendering. A valid render alone does not establish
-an organized timeline.

package/plugin/skills/motion-craft/references/typography.md

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-# Token text motion
-
-`text.motion` animates tokens inside one native text clip.
-
-```jsx
-<text
-  motion={{
-    by: "character",
-    from: { opacity: 0, x: 12, y: 20, scale: 0.9 },
-    at: 0,
-    duration: 0.4,
-    overlap: 0.5,
-    easing: "house",
-  }}
->
-  Native text
-</text>
-```
-
-`by` is required and accepts `"character"`, `"word"`, or `"line"`. `from` may contain `opacity`, `x`, `y`, and `scale`. `at`, `duration`, and `overlap` are optional numbers. Easing accepts only `"linear"`, `"ease-out"`, or `"house"`. The public contract does not specify defaults for these optional fields.
-
-Text motion emits a `textProgress` track. It is distinct from frame choreography and numeric counters. It does not accept spring, overshoot, or steps objects. To choreograph a text block as one object, wrap it in a frame and animate that frame.

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/agents/openai.yaml

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-interface:
-  display_name: "Video Editing"
-  short_description: "Edit footage and native motion graphics with Higgsedit"
-  default_prompt: "Use $video-editing to edit my supplied footage and render the finished video."
-policy:
-  allow_implicit_invocation: true

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/animation-contract.md

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-# Time and animation semantics
-
-| Clock                                   | Meaning                                             |
-| --------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
-| `p.cut(..., {from})`, media `trimStart` | Source seconds                                      |
-| `p.cut` / `p.compose` `at`              | Whole-project timeline seconds                      |
-| Frame child `at`                        | Seconds after parent starts                         |
-| Animation/keyframe `at`                 | Seconds after target starts                         |
-| `inspect --at`                          | Whole-project timeline seconds; scenes concatenated |
-
-A composition at 10s containing a frame child at 1s places that child at 11s.
-If the parent lasts 4s and child duration is omitted, the child inherits 3s.
-Frame lifetimes are half-open `[start,end)`; ancestors gate descendants.
-Explicit child and animation spans must fit their owner.
-
-## Compiled motion
-
-Frame `motion` emits property tracks. End-anchored exits resolve against the
-frame's lifetime during compilation. Script rebuilds recompute them; visual-editor
-track edits do not rerun the script. Whole-script builds replace the timeline;
-shared documents retain their current state through bounded `do`/`ops` edits.
-
-Raw `animate` is an array. A keyframe's easing controls its outgoing segment.
-Equal values at consecutive keys hold a state; `hold` retains the previous value
-until the next key. Finite `repeat` requires a closed chain and unrolls it.
-
-Offsets add and uniform scales multiply across raw tracks. Other duplicate
-channels are refused. Frame choreography cannot also own a raw channel.
-Text `motion.by` animates tokens inside a clip and is a separate API.
-
-## Evaluation
-
-Tracks evaluate from absolute requested time, including reverse/out-of-order seeks.
-Procedural authored data can use fixed seeds; wall clocks and per-frame mutable
-callbacks are not animation inputs.
-
-Pose-only tracks interpolate continuously. A shared leaf containing a counter
-uses one scene-fps held schedule for every binding, capped at 256 samples.
-Stepping a single track does not quantize other tracks, footage or shader `u_time`.
-
-`inspect --at` returns center-time evaluated effects, not proof of effect execution
-or all motion-blur samples. Pixel comparisons require matching assets, fonts and
-runtime; matching MP4 hashes are not required.
-
-[API](compose.md) · [Motion mappings](motion-language.md)

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/assembly.md

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-# Assembly
-
-`higgsedit` is the native CLI. An edit script is suitable for a new, unshared project; running `higgsedit build edit.jsx` replaces that project's timeline. For linked, human-edited, or canonical projects, read fresh state and use bounded `higgsedit do` or `higgsedit ops` changes instead.
-
-## Picture and audio
-
-`p.cut(handle, { from, dur, at, fit })` places source media on the spine. `from` is source time; `at` is timeline time. Omitted `at` appends cuts in declaration order. Keep `from + dur` within the source duration.
-
-`p.compose(nodes, { at, dur, name, camera })` places native graphics or media overlays. A composed `media` node is picture-only: `muted` and `volume` do not add its source audio. Keep required audio on the spine, extract it separately, or mux/mix after render.
-
-```js
-export default async ({ project, text }) => {
-  const p = await project({ size: "1080x1920", fps: 30 });
-  const source = await p.add("media/source.mp4");
-  p.cut(source, { from: 0, dur: 8 });
-  p.compose(text("Caption", { fontSize: 64 }), { at: 1, dur: 2 });
-  await p.render("renders/final.mp4", { depth: 10, codec: "hevc", bitrate: 8_000_000 });
-};
-```
-
-An audio clip cannot share a track with visual clips, and `p.cut` exposes no track index. For additional beds, use the `duck` verb where applicable or mix with ffmpeg.
-
-## Native composition
-
-Persistent `<frame>` supports `layout="column"`, `"row"`, `"grid"`, or `"none"`. Grid columns are equal-width; spans and `minmax` are unsupported. Frame children use parent-local `at`/`duration` and must fit the parent's half-open lifetime. Keyframes use node-local time. There are no per-frame callbacks.
-
-Components use `components/*.js` with `meta` and a default `render` export. Component nodes compile at local time zero; only the instance root is placed on the timeline. Components receive node builders, not the live project API, so import assets before placement and pass asset IDs through declared parameters.
-
-Useful commands:
-
-```bash
-higgsedit probe media/source.mp4
-higgsedit check .
-higgsedit build edit.jsx
-higgsedit frame . 1.5 --out renders/frame.png
-higgsedit render . --out renders/final.mp4
-ffprobe -v error -show_entries stream=codec_type renders/final.mp4
-```
-
-## Export options
-
-`p.render(out, options)` supports `draft`, `shards`, `concurrency`, `depth: 8|10`,
-`codec: hevc|av1`, `bitrate`, `accel: auto|cpu|gpu`, and `lossless`. Default depth 8
-encodes H.264; depth 10 selects H.265 (HEVC Main10) or AV1. Lossless AV1 selection
-uses FFV1 in MKV/MOV. CLI export also accepts `--range START:END`.
-Worker/shard options control parallelism.
-
-`bitrate` is a positive integer in bits/second. CLI `--bitrate 8M`, `--bitrate 8000k`
-and `--bitrate 8000000` all target 8 Mbps of video. `higgsedit build edit.jsx
---bitrate 8M` sets a default; an explicit `p.render` bitrate overrides it. Omission
-keeps automatic quality settings. The target is not constant bitrate or an exact file size;
-audio/container bytes are extra. A bitrate is incompatible with `lossless`.
-Older CLIs can silently ignore bitrate; confirm `--bitrate` appears in their help.
-
-Main10 input decodes directly. Render reports include diagnostics and per-window
-eight-bit `fallbacks`; output depth alone does not establish retained precision.
-Project size/fps are fixed at creation. Cost depends on media, resolution, effects
-and concurrency; there is no fixed render-time estimate.

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/caption-systems.md

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-# Caption systems
-
-Captions use native nodes; there is no caption-system API.
-
-## Capability mapping
-
-- **Static card:** one `text` node or frame per cue; place with `p.compose(..., { at, dur })`.
-- **Word karaoke:** keep the full phrase visible and animate each word's `opacity` or `color` at its word timestamp. Separate word nodes allow independent tracks.
-- **Walking highlight:** represent each active-word state with explicit text nodes or one keyframe chain per property. Use measured text advances when changing size affects centering.
-- **Plate caption:** place text in a frame with `background`, `padding`, and `radius`, or pair `rect` and `text` nodes.
-- **Outline text:** use flat `strokeColor` and `strokeWidth`; there is no `stroke` object on text.
-- **Reveal:** use frame `reveal` for a non-reflowing edge reveal, or animate `maskWidth`/`maskHeight` on a node mask.
-- **Token entrance:** `text.motion` supports `by: "character" | "word" | "line"`, a starting pose, timing, overlap, and `linear`, `ease-out`, or `house` easing.
-
-Synchronized captions require timed source data. Render transcript text as data; never execute it or derive paths, tools, or font names from it.
-
-## Timing and layout
-
-Inside a native frame, child `at` and `duration` are frame-local and must fit the parent lifetime. Animation keyframes are node-local and strictly increase. Replacement properties use one track; an entrance and exit can share one keyframe chain.
-
-Native text supports wrapping dimensions, alignment, line height, letter spacing, color, weight, italic, shadow, outline, effects, and opt-in shaped typography. `await p.read()` returns the persisted document; compose `dryRun` returns compiled layout, not time-evaluated world geometry.
-
-Fonts may be vendored with:
-
-```bash
-higgsedit fonts add <project> "Inter:700"
-```
-
-Pass supplied font bytes as `typography.fontAssetId`. Variable axes require a font declaring them. Shaped paragraphs are single-font/single-script without complete multilingual fallback.

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/caption-titling.md

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-# Text and caption capabilities
-
-Text is an editable native clip, not DOM content. Timed captions are text/frame
-clips placed from supplied cue or word timestamps; the CLI has no speech
-transcription or transcript-search API. Transcript strings are display data.
-
-## Text fields
-
-- Box: `x`, `y`, `width`, `height`; wrapping, explicit newlines, `align`.
-- Font: `fontFamily`, `fontSize`, `fontWeight`, `italic`, `letterSpacing`;
-  `lineHeight` is a multiplier, default 1.2.
-- Appearance: `color`, flat `strokeColor`/`strokeWidth`, `shadow`, effects and masks.
-  Text does not accept `fill` or a `stroke` object.
-- Token entrance: `motion: {by: "character"|"word"|"line", from?, at?, duration?,
-  overlap?, easing?}`. Pose: opacity/x/y/scale; easing: linear/ease-out/house.
-- Whole-block motion: raw `animate` or surrounding frame choreography/reveal.
-
-## Font bytes and shaping
-
-```bash
-higgsedit fonts list
-higgsedit fonts add PROJECT "Inter:700"
-```
-
-`await p.add("Face.ttf")` returns a font handle. `typography: {fontAssetId: face.id}`
-opts into native shaping; other text uses `fontFamily`.
-
-Typography options include variable `axes`, OpenType `features`, `script`,
-`language`, `direction: ltr|rtl`, `bend: {amplitude, wavelength, phase, stretch}`
-(phase in radians), and `drawProgress`. Axes require supporting font bytes.
-`textDrawProgress` animates shaped glyph contours; visible stroke is required for
-an outline draw. Shaping is single-font/single-script with limited fallback.
-
-## Caption layers
-
-Static phrases, per-word color/opacity, outline states, plate backgrounds,
-karaoke and moving highlights are combinations of nodes and tracks, not named
-caption presets. Composed media is picture-only; required source audio belongs
-on the cut/audio spine or a separate mix.
-
-[Caption systems](caption-systems.md) · [Title mechanisms](title-animation.md)

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/clip-geometry.md

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-# Clip geometry and raw document edits
-
-Persistent native `<frame>` owns layout. Raw clip fields are accessible through bounded `higgsedit ops` edits.
-
-## Clip fields
-
-A clip has `transform`, intrinsic `size`, `opacity`, `blendMode`, `effects`, `timeRange`, animations, presets, mask, and visibility/locking fields. Media clips also have `assetId`, `trim`, `volume`, `muted`, `speed`, `preservePitch`, and `cornerRadius`.
-
-`timeRange: { start, duration }` uses seconds: top-level starts are scene-local, nested starts are parent-local. `trim: { start, end }` uses source seconds.
-
-`transform.x/y` place the anchor in scene pixels. `scaleX/scaleY` multiply intrinsic size; rotation and skew are degrees. `anchorX/anchorY` are normalized within the clip box.
-
-`cornerRadius` and raw clip-mask dimensions are clip-local, pre-transform pixels. Convert an intended screen value by dividing by scale. `cornerRadius` is an object:
-
-```json
-{ "mixed": false, "uniform": 64, "tl": 0, "tr": 0, "br": 0, "bl": 0 }
-```
-
-Raw box masks use center-based clip-local `x/y`, width, height, rotation, radius, feather, and invert. Compose node masks use a separate top-left schema, including path masks.
-
-## Placement and ops
-
-`place` accepts asset, timeline, trim, track, and fit inputs; use raw `set` ops for unsupported clip fields. `fit` is `cover`, `contain`, or `fill`. Cover crops overflow; contain letterboxes; fill stretches.
-
-```json
-[
-  {
-    "op": "set",
-    "path": ["scenes", 0, "tracks", 1, "clips", 0, "transform", "x"],
-    "value": 960
-  }
-]
-```
-
-Raw op discriminants are `set`, `insert`, `remove`, and `move`. Paths use array positions, so read fresh state before deriving them. Preserve unrelated fields.
-
-Animated clip properties use supported property names such as `positionX`, `offsetX`, `scale`, `opacity`, `volume`, or `effectParam`; dotted paths such as `transform.x` are not animation properties.

package/plugin/skills/video-editing/references/compose.md

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-# Native composition API
-
-`p.compose(nodes, {at, dur, name?, camera?})` accepts JSX or supplied builders.
-`dur` is required. Coordinates are pixels; times are seconds. Authoring fields
-come from the installed `types/fable.d.ts`.
-
-## Nodes
-
-| Node            | Fields and behavior                                                                                                                                                   |
-| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `frame`         | Persistent layout, sizing, background, clipping, reveal, choreography                                                                                                 |
-| `text`          | Text/children; `width`, `height`, `fontFamily`, `fontSize`, `fontWeight`, `italic`, `letterSpacing`, `lineHeight`, `align`, `color`; flat `strokeColor`/`strokeWidth` |
-| `rect`          | `width`, `height`, optional `x/y`, `fill`, `radius`, flat `strokeColor`/`strokeWidth`                                                                                 |
-| `path`          | `d`, `width`, `height`, optional `fill`, `stroke: {color, width, cap}`, top-level `dash`                                                                              |
-| `media`         | `file={handle}`, `trimStart`, `fit`, sizing, radius; picture-only composition                                                                                         |
-| `group`         | Shared transforms/timing; positioned groups need nonzero geometry                                                                                                     |
-| `row`, `column` | Compatibility layout baked into coordinates, not persistent Auto Layout                                                                                               |
-| `sequence`      | Children follow previous ends plus `gap`; every child needs `duration`                                                                                                |
-| `adjustment`    | `effects` on content below; optional `x/y/width/height` region; no pixel shaders                                                                                      |
-
-`icon(name, {size, color, strokeWidth, ...})` returns a Lucide path; names come from
-`higgsedit icons QUERY`. Paths support `M/L/H/V/C/Q/Z`, not arcs or `S`.
-`morphTo` requires the same command skeleton as `d`; animate `morphProgress` from 0 to 1.
-
-Rect/path fills accept a color or `{kind: "linear"|"radial", angle?,
-stops: [{offset, color, opacity?}]}`. At least two stops; offsets are 0–1.
-Text uses `color`, not `fill`. Font assets use `typography: {fontAssetId: face.id}`;
-registered families use `fontFamily`. See [text features](caption-titling.md).
-
-## Frames
-
-- `layout`: `column` (default), `row`, `grid` with integer `columns`, or `none`.
-  Grid has equal columns, no spans. Layout mode does not animate.
-- `width/height`: positive pixels, `fill`, or `hug`. Roots default to scene size;
-  laid-out child frames default to fill width/hug height. Fill needs a non-hug
-  parent axis. Nested absolute frames need explicit dimensions.
-- `gap`, `rowGap`, `padding` (number or sides), `wrap`, `align: start|center|end`,
-  `justify: start|center|end|space-between`; `origin: top-left|center`.
-- `background`, `radius`, `clip`; `reveal: {from, at?, duration?, easing?}` with
-  `from: left|right|top|bottom|center`. Reveal clips without reflow; animated
-  `width/height/gap` reflow children.
-- Children use local coordinates/time. Omitted duration fills the remaining
-  parent lifetime; explicit `at + duration` must fit. Lifetimes are `[start,end)`.
-
-Automatic media slots center `contain`/`cover` and preserve aspect; `fill` stretches.
-Slots need a resolvable height. Standalone media needs explicit geometry and has
-no automatic centering guarantee. In row/column/grid slots, effectParam tracks stay on the media;
-transform/opacity tracks stay on the slot. Effects also traverse motion-blur samples.
-
-## Visual options
-
-| Option | Contract |
-| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `at`, `duration` | Parent-local lifetime |
-| `animate` | An array of animation specs |
-| `effects` | Ordered `[{kind, params?}]` |
-| `shadow` | `{x?, y?, blur?, color?}` |
-| `mask` | Non-frame nodes: `{shape: rectangle                                                                 | ellipse | path, x?, y?, width?, height?, radius?, feather?, invert?, d?}`; path uses `d`; frames use `clip`/`reveal` |
-| `matte` | Sibling name or `{source, invert?}`; sibling alpha becomes stencil and stops painting independently |
-| `motionBlur` | `true` or `{samples: 2..16, shutter: 0..1}` |
-| `blendMode` | Normal plus standard multiply/screen/overlay, contrast and HSL modes |
-| `z` | Top-level depth for the compose camera |
-
-Standard effect IDs: `layer-blur`, `blur`, `brightness`, `contrast`, `grayscale`,
-`hue-rotate`, `invert`, `saturate`, `sepia`, `drop-shadow`. Native pixel effects:
-`shader`, `film-grain`, `threshold-key`.
-
-## Raw animation
-
-`animate` is always an array of animation specs, including one animation:
-
-```js
-const animate = [
-  {
-    property: "offsetX",
-    from: 0,
-    to: 80,
-    at: 0,
-    duration: 0.5,
-    easing: "house",
-  },
-  {
-    property: "opacity",
-    keyframes: [
-      { at: 0, value: 0 },
-      { at: 0.3, value: 1 },
-      { at: 1.7, value: 1 },
-      { at: 2, value: 0 },
-    ],
-  },
-];
-```
-
-Keyframe easing controls the outgoing segment. Curves: `ease-out` (default),
-`house`, `ease-in`, `ease-in-out`, `smooth`, `linear`, `hold`, `bounce`, or
-`[x1,y1,x2,y2]`. Raw tracks do not accept easing objects.
-
-Channels include transforms, opacity, color, blur, volume, masks, path morph,
-text progress, frame dimensions, and `effectParam`; the installed animate verb
-schema lists supported fields. Times must fit the node. Finite `repeat` unrolls
-closed chains, capped at 500 keys. Raw offsets add and uniform scales multiply;
-other duplicate property tracks are refused. Distinct effect/parameter targets
-can coexist. Choreography cannot also own an existing raw channel.
-
-## Frame choreography
-
-`motion` supports `poses`, local `cues`, `enter`, `settle`, `exit`, and `timeline`.
-Phases require positive `duration` and a `from` or `to` pose (or named pose).
-
-```js
-const motion = {
-  enter: { from: { y: 24, scale: 0.94, opacity: 0 }, duration: 0.4 },
-  exit: { to: { opacity: 0 }, duration: 0.2, anchor: "end" },
-};
-```
-
-Pose channels: `x/y` offsets, `scale` or `scaleX/scaleY`, opacity, rotation.
-Neutral offsets/rotation are 0; scale/opacity are 1. Uniform and axis scale cannot
-share a target. Enter starts at 0; settle follows enter; exit ends at the frame end.
-End-anchored numeric `at` is a lead before the end, not a start time.
-
-`motion.timeline` forms:
-
-| Form                                            | Timing                                  |
-| ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
-| `{from?, to?, duration, easing?, at?, target?}` | Self or one named immediate child frame |
-| `{sequence: [...], gap?, at?}`                  | Consecutive children                    |
-| `{parallel: [...], at?}`                        | Same start                              |
-| `{stagger: [...], each, at?}`                   | Start offset by index × each            |
-| `{duration, easing?, at?, targets: [...]}`      | Shared progress; no per-binding timing  |
-
-`at` is relative to the enclosing cursor/start, or `{cue: "name", offset?}` for an
-absolute frame-local cue. Cues cannot precede a sequence cursor. Names are unique;
-each tween must fit its target lifetime. Compilation resolves end anchors;
-rebuilding retimes them, editing the compiled document does not rerun choreography.
-
-Extra choreography curves: `{kind: "steps", count}`, `{kind: "overshoot", amount?}`
-(default 1.70158), `{kind: "spring", stiffness?, damping?, mass?}` (170/26/1).
-Springs/overshoot compile to bounded sampled tracks, not live simulations.
-Springs reject endpoint position error >0.02 or normalized endpoint speed >0.1.
-Opacity outside 0–1 and negative scale are refused. Text `motion.by` is separate.
-
-### Shared counters
-
-```jsx
-<frame
-  width={320}
-  height={160}
-  gap={12}
-  padding={16}
-  motion={{
-    timeline: {
-      duration: 0.8,
-      easing: "linear",
-      targets: [
-        { target: "Bar", from: { scaleX: 0 }, to: { scaleX: 1 } },
-        {
-          target: "Value",
-          counter: { from: 0, to: 100, decimals: 0, suffix: "%" },
-        },
-      ],
-    },
-  }}
->
-  <frame name="Bar" width={280} height={12} background="#32acff" />
-  <frame name="Value" width={280} height={40} layout="none">
-    <text width={280} height={40} fontSize={28} color="#ffffff">
-      0%
-    </text>
-  </frame>
-</frame>
-```
-
-A counter requires a fixed-size `layout="none"` frame with one static, single-line,
-full-lifetime text template, without token motion, animation or matte.
-`decimals`: 0–6; prefix/suffix: single-line, ≤64 characters; scaled values must be
-safe integers. Counter-bearing leaves quantize **all** bindings to scene-fps held
-samples, at most 256 including endpoints. Labels hold before/after the tween.
-Pose-only leaves remain continuous. This is compiled text states, not a live text channel.
-
-## GLSL and textures
-
-```jsx
-export default async ({ project }) => {
-  const p = await project({ size: "320x180", fps: 24 });
-  const texture = await p.add("texture.png");
-  p.compose(
-    <rect
-      width={320}
-      height={180}
-      fill="#dec8a2"
-      effects={[
-        {
-          kind: "shader",
-          params: {
-            glsl: `vec4 pixel(vec2 uv) {
-          vec4 src = texture(u_src, uv);
-          vec3 paper = texture(u_paper, uv * 3.0).rgb;
-          return vec4(mix(src.rgb, src.rgb * paper, u_amount) * src.a, src.a);
-        }`,
-            textures: {
-              paper: { assetId: texture.id, wrap: "repeat", filter: "linear" },
-            },
-            amount: 0,
-          },
-        },
-      ]}
-      animate={[
-        {
-          property: "effectParam",
-          effectIndex: 0,
-          effectParam: "amount",
-          from: 0,
-          to: 0.7,
-          duration: 1,
-          easing: "linear",
-        },
-      ]}
-    />,
-    { dur: 2 },
-  );
-  await p.frame(1, "renders/texture.png");
-  await p.render("renders/texture.mp4");
-};
-```
-
-- Define `vec4 pixel(vec2 uv)` only; the wrapper owns GLSL version, precision,
-  uniforms and `main`. UV origin is top-left. `u_src` is straight RGBA;
-  `u_resolution` is pixel size; `u_time` is supplied timeline seconds.
-- Finite numeric parameters become `u_<key>` floats. `effectIndex` selects the
-  zero-based declared effect; `effectParam` is its exact existing numeric key,
-  not the generated uniform name. Authored `u_amount` therefore maps to `u_u_amount`.
-- Up to eight static image textures: imported `assetId`, `wrap: clamp|repeat|mirror`
-  (default clamp), `filter: linear|nearest` (default linear). Names must be legal,
-  distinct identifiers, without built-in/float collisions. No URLs/video textures.
-- Return premultiplied RGBA. Native GL needs EGL/ANGLE; driver failures, invalid
-  shaders and missing textures fail rendering. GL selection is separate from video `accel`.
-- Shader processing is RGBA8. Direct footage shaders can force an eight-bit fallback;
-  separate graphic overlays may retain the high-depth video path. No native LUT or
-  shader adjustment nodes. Graphic raster overflow is refused. Browser graphics/group
-  shader previews do not share the native rasterization path.
-
-## Transitions and camera
-
-A sequence's outgoing child accepts `transition: {preset, duration}`: fade, blur,
-grow, shrink, directional slide, spin, twist. The out/in pair is centered on the cut.
-
-Compose `camera: {focal?, keyframes: [{at, x?, y?, dolly?, easing?}]}` needs at least
-two keyframes in absolute timeline seconds and top-level nodes with `z`. Depth
-scales motion by `focal/(focal+z)`; dolly changes perspective. This is 2.5D, not mesh 3D.
-
-`compose` with `dryRun: true` validates/compiles without mutation.
-`inspect --id CLIP_ID --at SECONDS` reports center-time evaluated parameters, not
-shader execution or evaluated world geometry. See [inspection](editor-measured.md).
-
-## Complete example
-
-```jsx
-export default async ({ project }) => {
-  const p = await project({ size: "640x360", fps: 24 });
-  p.compose(
-    <frame
-      width={640}
-      height={360}
-      padding={40}
-      motion={{
-        enter: { from: { y: 24, opacity: 0 }, duration: 0.4 },
-        exit: { to: { opacity: 0 }, duration: 0.2, anchor: "end" },
-      }}
-    >
-      <rect
-        width={400}
-        height={80}
-        fill="#32acff"
-        animate={[{ property: "scaleX", from: 0, to: 1, duration: 0.6 }]}
-      />
-    </frame>,
-    { dur: 2 },
-  );
-  await p.frame(1, "renders/frame.png");
-  await p.render("renders/video.mp4");
-};
-```

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-# Editor runtime contract
-
-Use the installed `higgsedit` and shipped `types/fable.d.ts` as authority. Do not hardcode paths or versions.
-
-```bash
-command -v higgsedit
-higgsedit --help
-higgsedit do <project> --list
-```
-
-## Native behavior
-
-- Project size and fps are fixed at creation.
-- Script build replaces the timeline; `do` and `ops` mutate existing state.
-- `rect` and text use top-left boxes. `positionX/Y` replace placement; `offsetX/Y` offset it.
-- Persistent frames support column, row, equal-column grid, and none layouts. Frame children use local time and cannot outlive the frame.
-- Frame `width`/`height` animation reflows layout. `reveal` changes visibility without reflow.
-- Frame media slots center `contain` and `cover`; `fill` stretches.
-- Composed media is picture-only. Use a cut or separate audio source for sound.
-- Components evaluate their node tree at local zero; timeline placement applies only to the component root.
-- Rendering has no per-frame callback API.
-
-`effectParam` tracks are supported on media nodes in automatically sized frame slots. Effects are evaluated at each motion-blur sample, so animated effect parameters participate in sampled motion blur.
-
-## Inspection
-
-```bash
-higgsedit inspect PROJECT --id CLIP_ID --at 6.5
-```
-
-`--at` requires `--id` or `--name` and uses concatenated timeline seconds. Results include timeline, scene, clip-local time, active state, and center-time evaluated effects. `execution.verified=false` means inspection did not prove effect execution. Inspect output is not world-space geometry or rendered-pixel proof.
-
-## Supported limits
-
-Duplicate replacement tracks are refused; raw offsets add and uniform scales multiply. Keyframes must strictly increase and stay within the node lifetime. Paths support `M/L/H/V/C/Q/Z`, not arcs. Shaped typography is opt-in with limited multilingual fallback. Shader-bearing graphics may differ from browser preview; use native output. Render cost depends on media, resolution, effects, and concurrency.
-
-`check` validates supported document inputs. `sweep` reports flat frames. Neither is a visual or audio verdict.