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- # agentic-web-developer
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- An **agentic skill** that turns an AI coding agent into a complete web-development and website-selling system — distilled from Jack Roberts' two videos:
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- 1. **"How I build $10,000 AI Websites in 17 mins (Google AI Studio 2.0)"** — design DNA extraction (builder brief, scaffold, tokens), outlier competitor research (top-5 vs bottom-5), the conversion blueprint.
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- 2. **"How I Build & Sell $8,000 AI Websites (AntiGravity + Stitch)"** — the M.O.N.E.Y framework, lead generation, the config-driven cloning system, outreach emails, deployment and monetization.
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- Plus a **novel-idea / product-launch mode** for websites not covered by the videos (SaaS, products, marketplaces).
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- ## What you get
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- - **Stage-gated pipeline** (Intake → Niche → Research → Design → Build → QA → Animation handoff → Deploy → Sell) where the agent **asks for your input at every step** — it never runs ahead on assumptions.
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- - **Design-tool agnostic** — Figma, Paper, Google Stitch, Google AI Studio, Framer or code-first. You supply the credentials/MCP for your tool of choice.
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- - **Framework agnostic** — Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, plain HTML, WordPress, GoHighLevel — you pick.
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- - **All animation is delegated** to the [AnimotionJS agentic skill](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout) — this skill never writes animation code itself.
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- - 10 reference playbooks + 4 ready-to-fill templates (builder brief, scaffold HTML, `siteconfig.ts`, outlier anatomy).
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- ## Install
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- Full guide (per-agent paths, manual install, uninstall): **[docs/INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md)** — worked examples of both modes: **[docs/EXAMPLES.md](docs/EXAMPLES.md)**.
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- ```bash
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- # auto-detect your agent (opencode → claude → any detected agent)
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- npx agentic-web-developer install
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- # or target one of the 15 supported agents
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- npx agentic-web-developer install --agent=opencode
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- npx agentic-web-developer install --agent=claude
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- # or install for every detected agent at once
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- npx agentic-web-developer install --all
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- # see what's installed where
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- npx agentic-web-developer detect
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- ```
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- Other flags: `--force` (overwrite), `--dry-run` (print targets only), `--dir=<path>` (custom destination), `--source=<url|path>` / `--token=<key>` (skill source).
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- Then **restart your AI agent** so it loads the skill.
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- > **Where does the skill come from?** Not from npm — the package ships only the installer and docs. The installer fetches the skill from a source you configure (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or the author's `awd.source` in `package.json`). See [docs/INSTALL.md § Skill source](docs/INSTALL.md#skill-source).
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- ### Supported agents
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- `opencode` · `claude` · `copilot` · `cursor` · `windsurf` · `codex` · `cline` · `roo` · `cody` · `codium` · `aider` · `continue` · `augment` · `amazonq` · `jetbrains`
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- The installer writes **each agent's own file format** with the right frontmatter — `SKILL.md` for skill agents, `skill.md` for Windsurf/Codium, `rules/*.mdc` for Cursor, `rules/*.md` for Continue/Augment/Amazon Q, `CONVENTIONS.md` for Aider — and puts the `references/` + `templates/` payload where that agent can read it. Same 15 agents as the AnimotionJS skill.
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- ### Manual install (no CLI)
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- See **[docs/INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md#manual-install-no-cli)** — per-agent copy instructions for all 15 agents.
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- ## Animations are a separate skill (required to finish a site)
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- Every website built with this skill gets its **animations and interactions from the AnimotionJS agentic skill** — hero reveals, scroll effects, hover states, counters, parallax, text FX. Install it too:
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- ```bash
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- npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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- # or for all detected agents:
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- npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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- ```
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- - License key (Studio plan, $15/month): https://skills.animotion.click/checkout
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- - Local source on the author's machine: `C:\Users\creat\Projects\Animotionjs\animotion-skills`
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- Without it, the skill will still design and build — but it will stop at Stage 8 and ask you to install Animotion before any motion work.
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- ## Using the skill
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- Just talk to your agent:
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- > "Build me a website that converts for my pool cleaning business"
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- > "Launch a product website for my new SaaS idea"
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- > "Use the agentic-web-developer skill"
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- The agent classifies the project (Mode A: build-and-sell, Mode B: novel idea), then walks you through every gate.
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- ## Project layout
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- ```
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- agentic-web-developer/
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- ├── package.json # npm manifest (bin: agentic-web-developer, awd.source)
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- ├── bin/install.js # zero-dependency installer CLI (all 15 agents, per-agent formats)
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- ├── skill/ # ← the skill itself (source of truth; never published)
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- │ ├── SKILL.md
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- │ ├── references/ # 10 playbooks
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- │ └── templates/ # 4 fill-in templates
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- ├── docs/ # ← the only content tracked in Git
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- │ ├── INSTALL.md # install guide for all 15 agents
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- │ └── EXAMPLES.md # worked walkthroughs: Mode A + Mode B
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- └── README.md # ← tracked in Git
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- ```
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- > **Git vs npm vs skill source — nothing public carries your source:**
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- > - **Git:** only `README.md` and `docs/` are visible (`.gitignore` hides the rest).
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- > - **npm:** only the installer + docs are published (npm tarballs are public forever, so `skill/` is excluded) — set `awd.source` in `package.json` before publishing.
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- > - **Skill source:** `skill/` is fetched by the installer from the URL/path you configure (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or `awd.source`), with `--token`/`AWD_TOKEN` for private hosts.
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- ## Development
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- Edit files under `skill/`, then refresh your local opencode install:
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- ```bash
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- node bin/install.js install --agent=opencode --force
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- ```
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- Check the package contents before publishing:
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- ```bash
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- npm run pack:check
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- ```
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- ## Publishing to npm
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- ```bash
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- # 1. point the installer at your private skill source first (never published to npm)
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- # edit package.json -> "awd": { "source": "https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/REPO/tarball/main" }
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- # (end users pass the token: AWD_TOKEN=... npx agentic-web-developer install)
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- npm login # once, with your npm account
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- npm publish # publishes bin + docs only (publishConfig.access = "public")
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- ```
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- Bump `version` in `package.json` for every update, then `npm publish` again.
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- ## License
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- UNLICENSED — all rights reserved by the author. Replace the `license` field in `package.json` and add a LICENSE file if you intend to distribute it under a specific license.
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+ # agentic-web-developer
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+ An **agentic skill** that turns an AI coding agent into a complete web-development and website-selling system
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+ Plus a **novel-idea / product-launch mode** for websites not covered by the videos (SaaS, products, marketplaces).
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+ And a **Mode C** for advanced 3D / WebGL sites — cinematic Three.js builds in the style of Kage and Towers.
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+ > **Licensed — Pro plan ($7/month).** The skill validates an Animotion **Pro key** (or staff admin credentials) once per session before doing any work. [![Get Pro — $7/mo](https://img.shields.io/badge/Get_Pro-%247%2Fmonth-38ED26)](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro) [![Get Studio — $15/mo](https://img.shields.io/badge/Get_Studio-%2415%2Fmonth-222222)](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=studio) — payment steps, install-with-key commands and credential setup: **[License & unlocking](#license--unlocking-the-skill)** · full guide **[docs/LICENSING.md](docs/LICENSING.md)**.
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+ ## What you get
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+ - **Stage-gated pipeline** (Intake → Niche → Research → Design → Build → QA → Animation handoff → Deploy → Sell) where the agent **asks for your input at every step** — it never runs ahead on assumptions.
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+ - **Three modes** — Mode A build-and-sell, Mode B novel idea / product launch, Mode C advanced 3D / WebGL experience.
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+ - **Design-tool agnostic** — Figma, Paper, Google Stitch, Google AI Studio, Framer or code-first. You supply the credentials/MCP for your tool of choice.
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+ - **Framework agnostic** — Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, plain HTML, WordPress, GoHighLevel — you pick.
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+ - **All animation is delegated** to the [AnimotionJS agentic skill](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout) — this skill never writes animation code itself.
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+ - 11 reference playbooks + 5 ready-to-fill templates (builder brief, scaffold HTML, `siteconfig.ts`, outlier anatomy, 3D scene brief).
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+ ## Install
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+ Full guide (per-agent paths, manual install, uninstall): **[docs/INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md)** — worked examples of both modes: **[docs/EXAMPLES.md](docs/EXAMPLES.md)**.
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+ ```bash
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+ # auto-detect your agent (opencode → claude → any detected agent)
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install
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+ # or target one of the 15 supported agents
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --agent=opencode
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --agent=claude
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+ # or install for every detected agent at once
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --all
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+ # see what's installed where
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+ npx agentic-web-developer detect
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+ ```
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+ Other flags: `--force` (overwrite), `--dry-run` (print targets only), `--dir=<path>` (custom destination), `--source=<url|path>` / `--token=<key>` (skill source).
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+ Then **restart your AI agent** so it loads the skill.
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+ > **On first run the skill asks for its Pro license key** (or admin credentials) and validates it once per session — see [License & unlocking](#license--unlocking-the-skill) before you start a project.
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+ > **Where does the skill come from?** Not from npm — the package ships only the installer and docs. The installer fetches the skill from a source you configure (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or the author's `awd.source` in `package.json`). See [docs/INSTALL.md § Skill source](docs/INSTALL.md#skill-source).
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+ ### Supported agents
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+ `opencode` · `claude` · `copilot` · `cursor` · `windsurf` · `codex` · `cline` · `roo` · `cody` · `codium` · `aider` · `continue` · `augment` · `amazonq` · `jetbrains`
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+ The installer writes **each agent's own file format** with the right frontmatter — `SKILL.md` for skill agents, `skill.md` for Windsurf/Codium, `rules/*.mdc` for Cursor, `rules/*.md` for Continue/Augment/Amazon Q, `CONVENTIONS.md` for Aider — and puts the `references/` + `templates/` payload where that agent can read it. Same 15 agents as the AnimotionJS skill.
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+ ### Manual install (no CLI)
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+ See **[docs/INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md#manual-install-no-cli)** — per-agent copy instructions for all 15 agents.
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+ ## License & unlocking the skill
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+ The skill ships behind the **Animotion Pro plan — $7/month**. One validation per session (cached 7 days) runs before any pipeline work; without it the skill refuses to start.
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+ ### How to pay for Pro
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+ 1. **Click a Get Pro button** (top of this README or above) — opens [`skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro`](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro) with Pro preselected ($7/month). Studio ($15/month) also unlocks this skill *and* the AnimotionJS animation skill you need at Stage 8.
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+ 2. **Enter your email** — the license is tied to it.
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+ 3. **Continue to Payment** → Stripe's hosted checkout (card).
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+ 4. **Confirm** — monthly, cancel anytime.
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+ 5. **Copy your key** (`sec_live_…`) from the confirmation page.
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+ ### How to give the skill your key (or admin credentials)
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+ Pick one — the gate looks for environment variables first, then the installer's config file, then asks you once:
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+ **1. Install the AnimotionJS skill with your key (recommended — one command, everything wired)**
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ # or install for every detected agent at once:
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ ```
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+ With **admin credentials instead of a license key** (Animotion staff / whitelisted emails only):
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --admin-email=you@example.com --admin-secret=YOUR_ADMIN_SECRET
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+ ```
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+ `<your-agent>` is one of the [15 supported agents](#supported-agents) — `opencode`, `claude`, `copilot`, `cursor`, … This installs the AnimotionJS animation skill (you need it at Stage 8 anyway) **and** writes `animotion-config.json` next to it — the agentic-web-developer gate reads that file automatically, so nothing else to configure.
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+ > Note: this installer's `agentic` tier requires the **Studio plan** ($15/month). If you're on **Pro only** ($7/month), use options 2–4 below instead — the gate itself accepts any active Pro key.
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+ **2. Environment variable**
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+ ```bash
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+ # bash / zsh — add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
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+ export AGENTIC_LICENSE_KEY="sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ ```
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+ ```powershell
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+ # PowerShell — persistent (open a new terminal afterwards)
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+ setx AGENTIC_LICENSE_KEY "sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ ```
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+ `ANIMOTION_LICENSE_KEY` works as an alias — one variable serves this skill and the Animotion installer.
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+ **3. `animotion-config.json` by hand** — same file the installer writes (gate search paths: the skill directory, its parent dir, `~/.animotion-skills/`, or the path in `AGENTIC_LICENSE_CONFIG`):
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+ ```json
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+ "tier": "pro",
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+ "requiredPlan": "pro",
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+ "authMethod": "license",
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+ "licenseKey": "sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **4. Admin credentials via environment** (Animotion staff / whitelisted emails only) — `AGENTIC_ADMIN_EMAIL` + `AGENTIC_ADMIN_SECRET`. Never commit these; everyone else should use a personal Pro key.
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+ **5. Ask in-session** — with nothing found, the skill asks once (via its question tool); paste the key and it validates immediately.
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+ ### What happens at runtime
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+ The skill calls `POST https://skills.animotion.click/api/license/validate` with `{ "skill": "agentic-web-developer", "plan": "pro" }` and your key (or admin pair). On success the verdict is cached at `~/.animotion-skills/cache/agentic-web-developer-verdict.json` for 7 days; offline sessions reuse a fresh cache. Full troubleshooting (invalid key, wrong plan, expired cache, local dev server): **[docs/LICENSING.md](docs/LICENSING.md)**.
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+ You can also download the skill files directly with your key or admin pair — copy-paste commands in [docs/LICENSING.md § Install the skill files](docs/LICENSING.md#install-the-skill-files-license-key-or-admin-credentials).
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+ ## Animations are a separate skill (required to finish a site)
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+ Every website built with this skill gets its **animations and interactions from the AnimotionJS agentic skill** — hero reveals, scroll effects, hover states, counters, parallax, text FX. Install it too:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ # or for all detected agents:
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ ```
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+ - License key (Studio plan, $15/month): https://skills.animotion.click/checkout
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+ - Local source on the author's machine: `C:\Users\creat\Projects\Animotionjs\animotion-skills`
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+ Without it, the skill will still design and build — but it will stop at Stage 8 and ask you to install Animotion before any motion work.
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+ ## Using the skill
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+ Just talk to your agent:
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+ > "Build me a website that converts for my pool cleaning business"
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+ > "Launch a product website for my new SaaS idea"
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+ > "Build me an immersive 3D website"
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+ > "Use the agentic-web-developer skill"
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+ The agent classifies the project (Mode A: build-and-sell, Mode B: novel idea, Mode C: advanced 3D/WebGL), then walks you through every gate.
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+ ## Project layout
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+ ```
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+ agentic-web-developer/
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+ ├── package.json # npm manifest (bin: agentic-web-developer, awd.source)
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+ ├── bin/install.js # zero-dependency installer CLI (all 15 agents, per-agent formats)
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+ ├── skill/ # ← the skill itself (source of truth; never published)
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+ │ ├── SKILL.md
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+ │ ├── references/ # 11 playbooks (incl. licensing.md)
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+ │ └── templates/ # 5 fill-in templates (incl. 3D scene brief)
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+ ├── docs/ # ← the only content tracked in Git
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+ │ ├── INSTALL.md # install guide for all 15 agents
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+ │ ├── EXAMPLES.md # worked walkthroughs: Mode A + Mode B
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+ │ └── LICENSING.md # Pro plan, payment steps, key/admin credentials
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+ └── README.md # ← tracked in Git
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+ ```
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+ > **Git vs npm vs skill source — nothing public carries your source:**
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+ > - **Git:** only `README.md` and `docs/` are visible (`.gitignore` hides the rest).
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+ > - **npm:** only the installer + docs are published (npm tarballs are public forever, so `skill/` is excluded) — set `awd.source` in `package.json` before publishing.
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+ > - **Skill source:** `skill/` is fetched by the installer from the URL/path you configure (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or `awd.source`), with `--token`/`AWD_TOKEN` for private hosts.
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+ ## Development
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+ Edit files under `skill/`, then refresh your local opencode install:
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+ ```bash
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+ node bin/install.js install --agent=opencode --force
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+ ```
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+ Check the package contents before publishing:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run pack:check
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+ ```
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+ ## Publishing to npm
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. point the installer at your private skill source first (never published to npm)
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+ # edit package.json -> "awd": { "source": "https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/REPO/tarball/main" }
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+ # (end users pass the token: AWD_TOKEN=... npx agentic-web-developer install)
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+ npm login # once, with your npm account
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+ npm publish # publishes bin + docs only (publishConfig.access = "public")
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+ ```
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+ Bump `version` in `package.json` for every update, then `npm publish` again.
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+ ## License
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+ UNLICENSED — all rights reserved by the author. Replace the `license` field in `package.json` and add a LICENSE file if you intend to distribute it under a specific license.
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- # Installing agentic-web-developer
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- The skill installs into **15 AI coding agents** — the same 15 the AnimotionJS skill supports. The installer writes each agent's own file format (`SKILL.md`, `skill.md`, a rules file, or `CONVENTIONS.md`) with the right frontmatter, plus the reference playbooks and templates alongside it.
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- > **The npm package contains only the installer and these docs** — never the skill source. The installer fetches the skill payload from a *skill source* you configure (see [Skill source](#skill-source)).
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- ## Quick start
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- ```bash
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- # auto-detect your agent (opencode -> claude -> any detected agent)
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- # target one agent by key
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- npx agentic-web-developer detect
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- ```
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- Then **restart your AI agent** so it loads the skill.
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- ### All flags
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- | `--agent=<key>` | Install for one agent (keys in the table below) |
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- | `--agent=all` / `--all` | Install for all 15 agents |
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- | `--source=<url\|path>` | Skill source: a `.tar.gz`/`.zip` URL, or a local skill folder/archive |
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- | `--token=<key>` | Auth token for a private source (else `AWD_TOKEN`) |
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- | `--force` | Overwrite an existing install |
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- | `--dry-run` | Print the target paths without writing anything |
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- | `--dir=<path>` | Install flat into `<path>/agentic-web-developer/` (SKILL.md layout) |
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- | `--home=<path>` | Use `<path>` as the home directory (for testing) |
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- ## Skill source
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- Because the npm tarball ships no `skill/` folder, the installer resolves the payload from the first available source, in this order:
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- 2. `AWD_SOURCE=<url|path>` — environment variable
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- 3. `skill/` next to `bin/` — local development checkout (used automatically)
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- 4. `awd.source` in `package.json` — set by the package author before publishing
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- **URL sources** are downloaded and extracted (system `tar`; `.tar.gz` preferred, `.zip` works on Windows/macOS). The archive may be the repo root, a `skill/` folder inside it, or anything containing `SKILL.md` within three levels.
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- **Private sources** need a token: `--token=<key>` or `AWD_TOKEN=<key>` (`GITHUB_TOKEN` is used automatically for github.com URLs):
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- ```bash
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- # private GitHub repo (tarball API)
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- npx agentic-web-developer install --source=https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/private-skill/tarball/main --token=ghp_XXXX
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- export AWD_SOURCE=https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/private-skill/tarball/main
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- export AWD_TOKEN=ghp_XXXX
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- npx agentic-web-developer install --source=https://your-server/skill.tar.gz
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- ```
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- The package author normally sets `awd.source` in `package.json` once, so end users just run `npx agentic-web-developer install` with no configuration.
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- | `opencode` | OpenCode | `~/.config/opencode/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `claude` | Claude Code | `~/.claude/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `copilot` | GitHub Copilot | `%APPDATA%\github-copilot\skills\agentic-web-developer\SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `cursor` | Cursor | `~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc` | payload in `~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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- | `windsurf` | Windsurf (Codeium) | `~/.codeium/windsurf/skills/agentic-web-developer/skill.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `cody` | Cody (Sourcegraph) | `~/.cody/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `codium` | Codium | `~/.codium/skills/agentic-web-developer/skill.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `aider` | Aider | `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md` | payload in `~/.aider/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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- | `continue` | Continue | `~/.continue/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.continue/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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- | `codex` | Codex (OpenAI) | `~/.codex/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `roo` | Roo Code | `~/.roo/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `cline` | Cline | `~/.cline/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- | `augment` | Augment | `~/.augment/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.augment/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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- | `amazonq` | Amazon Q | `~/.amazonq/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.amazonq/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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- | `jetbrains` | JetBrains AI | `~/.junie/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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- - **Rules agents** (cursor, continue, augment, amazonq) receive the full skill body as a rules file with agent-specific frontmatter (`globs`, `alwaysApply`, `trigger`, …). The file starts with a pointer to the installed `references/` and `templates/` payload so the agent can read the playbooks on demand.
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- - **Aider** has no skill loader — it reads conventions files. The skill lands at `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`. Point Aider at it with `aider --read ~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`, or copy that file into a project as `CONVENTIONS.md`. The installer never overwrites a `CONVENTIONS.md` it didn't write (unless you pass `--force`), so an existing Animotion or other conventions file is safe.
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- - Windows paths are shown with `~` for your user home; `%APPDATA%` is your Roaming app-data folder.
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- ## Manual install (no CLI)
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- Get the skill folder itself (the package doesn't contain it — take it from your configured source, or a copy someone sent you), then place the files as the table above says:
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- - **SKILL.md agents** — copy the `skill/` folder to `<skills-dir>/agentic-web-developer/` (it must contain `SKILL.md`, `references/`, `templates/`).
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- - **Windsurf / Codium** — same, but rename `SKILL.md` to `skill.md`.
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- - **Cursor** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` to `~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc`, keep `references/` + `templates/` in `~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer/`.
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- - **Continue / Augment / Amazon Q** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` to the agent's `rules/agentic-web-developer.md` (paths in the table), payload alongside in `skills/agentic-web-developer/`.
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- - **Aider** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` (without its `---` frontmatter block) to `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`.
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- ## Verify
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- ```bash
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- ```
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- `INSTALLED` next to an agent means the skill file and its payload are both in place.
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- ## Uninstall
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- Delete what the table lists for your agent — the skill file **and** the `agentic-web-developer/` payload folder. For example:
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- ```bash
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- # opencode
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- rm -rf ~/.config/opencode/skills/agentic-web-developer
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- # cursor (rule file + payload)
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- rm -f ~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc
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- rm -rf ~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer
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- ```
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- ## Companion: AnimotionJS (required for animation)
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- Every site built with this skill gets its **animations from the AnimotionJS agentic skill** — this skill never writes motion code. Install Animotion for the same agent:
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- ```bash
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- npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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- npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY # every detected agent
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- npx animotion-skills install --detect
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- ```
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- - License key (Studio plan, $15/month): https://skills.animotion.click/checkout
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- - Without a key the build still works up to Stage 8 (animation handoff), where it stops and asks you to install Animotion.
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- ## Repository vs npm package vs skill source
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- - **This Git repository** contains **documentation only** (`README.md`, `docs/`) — the `.gitignore` hides everything else.
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- - **The npm package** contains **only the installer** (`bin/install.js`) + docs — never `skill/`. Anything in a published tarball is publicly downloadable forever, so the source stays out of it.
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- - **The skill source** lives wherever you say: [Skill source](#skill-source) (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or the author's `awd.source`).
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- ## Examples
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- Two full scenario walkthroughs — one per mode — are in [EXAMPLES.md](./EXAMPLES.md).
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+ # Installing agentic-web-developer
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+
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+ The skill installs into **15 AI coding agents** — the same 15 the AnimotionJS skill supports. The installer writes each agent's own file format (`SKILL.md`, `skill.md`, a rules file, or `CONVENTIONS.md`) with the right frontmatter, plus the reference playbooks and templates alongside it.
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+ > **The npm package contains only the installer and these docs** — never the skill source. The installer fetches the skill payload from a *skill source* you configure (see [Skill source](#skill-source)).
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # auto-detect your agent (opencode -> claude -> any detected agent)
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install
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+
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+ # target one agent by key
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --agent=claude
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+
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+ # install for every supported agent at once
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --all
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+
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+ # see what's installed, and where
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+ npx agentic-web-developer detect
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+ ```
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+
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+ Then **restart your AI agent** so it loads the skill.
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+
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+ > **License:** the skill is gated by the Animotion **Pro plan ($7/month)** — on first run it validates your key (or admin credentials) once per session before any work. Paying, downloading the files directly with a key, and wiring credentials up: **[LICENSING.md](LICENSING.md)**.
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+ ### All flags
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+
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+ | Flag | Effect |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `--agent=<key>` | Install for one agent (keys in the table below) |
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+ | `--agent=all` / `--all` | Install for all 15 agents |
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+ | `--source=<url\|path>` | Skill source: a `.tar.gz`/`.zip` URL, or a local skill folder/archive |
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+ | `--token=<key>` | Auth token for a private source (else `AWD_TOKEN`) |
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+ | `--force` | Overwrite an existing install |
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+ | `--dry-run` | Print the target paths without writing anything |
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+ | `--dir=<path>` | Install flat into `<path>/agentic-web-developer/` (SKILL.md layout) |
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+ | `--home=<path>` | Use `<path>` as the home directory (for testing) |
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+
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+ ## Skill source
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+
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+ Because the npm tarball ships no `skill/` folder, the installer resolves the payload from the first available source, in this order:
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+
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+ 1. `--source=<url|path>` — explicit flag
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+ 2. `AWD_SOURCE=<url|path>` — environment variable
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+ 3. `skill/` next to `bin/` — local development checkout (used automatically)
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+ 4. `awd.source` in `package.json` — set by the package author before publishing
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+
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+ **URL sources** are downloaded and extracted (system `tar`; `.tar.gz` preferred, `.zip` works on Windows/macOS). The archive may be the repo root, a `skill/` folder inside it, or anything containing `SKILL.md` within three levels.
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+ **Private sources** need a token: `--token=<key>` or `AWD_TOKEN=<key>` (`GITHUB_TOKEN` is used automatically for github.com URLs):
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # private GitHub repo (tarball API)
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --source=https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/private-skill/tarball/main --token=ghp_XXXX
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+
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+ # same, via environment (handy for CI or shell profiles)
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+ export AWD_SOURCE=https://api.github.com/repos/YOU/private-skill/tarball/main
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+ export AWD_TOKEN=ghp_XXXX
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install
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+
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+ # your own server / object storage
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --source=https://your-server/skill.tar.gz
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+
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+ # local folder or archive (no network)
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+ npx agentic-web-developer install --source=~/backups/skill
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+ ```
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+
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+ The package author normally sets `awd.source` in `package.json` once, so end users just run `npx agentic-web-developer install` with no configuration.
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+
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+ ## Where each agent gets the skill
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+
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+ | Key | Agent | File written | Plus |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `opencode` | OpenCode | `~/.config/opencode/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `claude` | Claude Code | `~/.claude/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `copilot` | GitHub Copilot | `%APPDATA%\github-copilot\skills\agentic-web-developer\SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `cursor` | Cursor | `~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc` | payload in `~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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+ | `windsurf` | Windsurf (Codeium) | `~/.codeium/windsurf/skills/agentic-web-developer/skill.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `cody` | Cody (Sourcegraph) | `~/.cody/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `codium` | Codium | `~/.codium/skills/agentic-web-developer/skill.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `aider` | Aider | `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md` | payload in `~/.aider/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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+ | `continue` | Continue | `~/.continue/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.continue/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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+ | `codex` | Codex (OpenAI) | `~/.codex/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `roo` | Roo Code | `~/.roo/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `cline` | Cline | `~/.cline/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+ | `augment` | Augment | `~/.augment/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.augment/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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+ | `amazonq` | Amazon Q | `~/.amazonq/rules/agentic-web-developer.md` | payload in `~/.amazonq/skills/agentic-web-developer/` |
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+ | `jetbrains` | JetBrains AI | `~/.junie/skills/agentic-web-developer/SKILL.md` | `references/`, `templates/` |
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+
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+ Notes:
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+
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+ - **Rules agents** (cursor, continue, augment, amazonq) receive the full skill body as a rules file with agent-specific frontmatter (`globs`, `alwaysApply`, `trigger`, …). The file starts with a pointer to the installed `references/` and `templates/` payload so the agent can read the playbooks on demand.
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+ - **Aider** has no skill loader — it reads conventions files. The skill lands at `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`. Point Aider at it with `aider --read ~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`, or copy that file into a project as `CONVENTIONS.md`. The installer never overwrites a `CONVENTIONS.md` it didn't write (unless you pass `--force`), so an existing Animotion or other conventions file is safe.
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+ - Windows paths are shown with `~` for your user home; `%APPDATA%` is your Roaming app-data folder.
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+
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+ ## Manual install (no CLI)
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+
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+ Get the skill folder itself (the package doesn't contain it — take it from your configured source, or a copy someone sent you), then place the files as the table above says:
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+
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+ - **SKILL.md agents** — copy the `skill/` folder to `<skills-dir>/agentic-web-developer/` (it must contain `SKILL.md`, `references/`, `templates/`).
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+ - **Windsurf / Codium** — same, but rename `SKILL.md` to `skill.md`.
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+ - **Cursor** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` to `~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc`, keep `references/` + `templates/` in `~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer/`.
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+ - **Continue / Augment / Amazon Q** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` to the agent's `rules/agentic-web-developer.md` (paths in the table), payload alongside in `skills/agentic-web-developer/`.
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+ - **Aider** — copy `skill/SKILL.md` (without its `---` frontmatter block) to `~/.aider/skills/CONVENTIONS.md`.
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+
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+ ## Verify
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx agentic-web-developer detect
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+ ```
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+
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+ `INSTALLED` next to an agent means the skill file and its payload are both in place.
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+
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+ ## Uninstall
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+
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+ Delete what the table lists for your agent — the skill file **and** the `agentic-web-developer/` payload folder. For example:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # opencode
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+ rm -rf ~/.config/opencode/skills/agentic-web-developer
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+
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+ # cursor (rule file + payload)
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+ rm -f ~/.cursor/rules/agentic-web-developer.mdc
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+ rm -rf ~/.cursor/skills/agentic-web-developer
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Companion: AnimotionJS (required for animation)
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+
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+ Every site built with this skill gets its **animations from the AnimotionJS agentic skill** — this skill never writes motion code. Install Animotion for the same agent:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY # every detected agent
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+ npx animotion-skills install --detect
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+ ```
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+
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+ - License key (Studio plan, $15/month): https://skills.animotion.click/checkout
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+ - Without a key the build still works up to Stage 8 (animation handoff), where it stops and asks you to install Animotion.
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+
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+ ## Repository vs npm package vs skill source
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+
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+ - **This Git repository** contains **documentation only** (`README.md`, `docs/`) — the `.gitignore` hides everything else.
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+ - **The npm package** contains **only the installer** (`bin/install.js`) + docs — never `skill/`. Anything in a published tarball is publicly downloadable forever, so the source stays out of it.
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+ - **The skill source** lives wherever you say: [Skill source](#skill-source) (`--source`, `AWD_SOURCE`, or the author's `awd.source`).
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+
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+ ## Examples
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+
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+ Two full scenario walkthroughs — one per mode — are in [EXAMPLES.md](./EXAMPLES.md).
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+ # Licensing — paying for Pro and unlocking the skill
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+
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+ The agentic-web-developer skill is licensed: it needs an active **Pro plan ($7/month)** Animotion key, or Animotion **admin credentials**, verified **once per session** (cached 7 days) before any pipeline work. This guide covers paying for Pro, installing the skill files with a key or admin credentials, and wiring the credentials up.
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+ ## How to pay for Pro
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+
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+ [![Get Pro — $7/mo](https://img.shields.io/badge/Get_Pro-%247%2Fmonth-38ED26)](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro) [![Get Studio — $15/mo](https://img.shields.io/badge/Get_Studio-%2415%2Fmonth-222222)](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=studio)
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+
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+ 1. **Click a Get Pro button** — opens [`skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro`](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro) with the **Pro** plan preselected ($7/month). Studio ($15/month) also unlocks this skill *and* the AnimotionJS agentic animation skill the pipeline hands off to at Stage 8 — usually the better deal if you'll ship sites.
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+ 2. **Enter your email** — the license key is tied to this address.
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+ 3. **Continue to Payment** — you are redirected to Stripe's hosted checkout (card payment; Stripe handles everything).
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+ 4. **Confirm the subscription** — $7/month, renews monthly, cancel anytime from the Stripe invoice email.
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+ 5. **Copy your license key** — the confirmation page shows it immediately (`sec_live_…`).
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+
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+ > **Admin credentials are not self-serve.** `--admin-email`/`--admin-secret` and `AGENTIC_ADMIN_*` are a staff bypass for whitelisted emails — everyone else pays with a Pro key from the flow above.
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+
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+ ## Install the skill files (license key or admin credentials)
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+
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+ The npm package ships only the installer — the skill files can also be downloaded directly from the license server with your key or admin pair (Node 18+; opencode path shown):
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # bash / zsh — with a Pro license key
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+ KEY="sec_live_xxxxxxxx" \
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+ DEST="$HOME/.config/opencode/skills/agentic-web-developer" \
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+ node -e '
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+ const fs = require("fs"), path = require("path");
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+ (async () => {
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+ const url = "https://skills.animotion.click/api/skills?skill=agentic-web-developer&licenseKey=" + process.env.KEY;
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+ const j = await (await fetch(url)).json();
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+ if (!j.success) throw new Error("Download failed - check the key");
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+ for (const f of j.skills) {
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+ const p = path.join(process.env.DEST, f.name);
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+ fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(p), { recursive: true });
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+ fs.writeFileSync(p, f.content);
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+ }
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+ console.log("Installed " + j.count + " files -> " + process.env.DEST);
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+ })();
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+ '
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```powershell
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+ # PowerShell — with a Pro license key
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+ $env:KEY = "sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ $env:DEST = "$env:USERPROFILE\.config\opencode\skills\agentic-web-developer"
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+ node -e 'const fs=require("fs"),path=require("path");(async()=>{const j=await (await fetch("https://skills.animotion.click/api/skills?skill=agentic-web-developer&licenseKey="+process.env.KEY)).json();if(!j.success)throw new Error("Download failed - check the key");for(const f of j.skills){const p=path.join(process.env.DEST,f.name);fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(p),{recursive:true});fs.writeFileSync(p,f.content);}console.log("Installed "+j.count+" files -> "+process.env.DEST);})()'
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+ ```
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+
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+ **With admin credentials instead of a key** (whitelisted emails only) — same scripts, swap the URL query string for:
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+
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+ ```
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+ .../api/skills?skill=agentic-web-developer&adminEmail=you@example.com&adminSecret=YOUR_ADMIN_SECRET
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+ ```
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+
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+ Other agents: change `DEST` (e.g. `~/.config/claude/skills/…` for Claude Code, `~/.config/github-copilot/skills/…` for Copilot — full per-agent paths in [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md)). Restart the agent afterwards so the skill loads. The [`npx agentic-web-developer install`](INSTALL.md) CLI works the same way once a key/admin pair is available.
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+
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+ ## Add your license key or admin credentials
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+
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+ Pick one — the skill's gate looks for environment variables first, then the installer's config file, then asks you once.
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+
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+ **1. Install the AnimotionJS skill with your key (recommended — one command, everything wired)**
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+
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+ # or install for every detected agent at once:
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --all --license-key=YOUR_KEY
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+ ```
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+
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+ With **admin credentials instead of a license key** (Animotion staff / whitelisted emails only):
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx animotion-skills install --tier=agentic --agent=<your-agent> --admin-email=you@example.com --admin-secret=YOUR_ADMIN_SECRET
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+ ```
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+ `<your-agent>` is one of the 15 supported agents (`opencode`, `claude`, `copilot`, `cursor`, … — full list in [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md)). This installs the AnimotionJS animation skill (you need it at Stage 8 anyway) **and** writes `animotion-config.json` next to it — the agentic-web-developer gate reads that file automatically, so nothing else to configure.
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+ > Note: this installer's `agentic` tier requires the **Studio plan** ($15/month). On the **Pro plan** only ($7/month), use options 2–4 instead — the gate itself accepts any active Pro key.
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+
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+ **2. Environment variable**
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+ ```bash
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+ # bash / zsh — add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
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+ export AGENTIC_LICENSE_KEY="sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```powershell
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+ # PowerShell — persistent for your user (open a new terminal afterwards)
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+ setx AGENTIC_LICENSE_KEY "sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ ```
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+
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+ `ANIMOTION_LICENSE_KEY` works as an alias — one variable can serve this skill and the Animotion installer.
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+
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+ **3. `animotion-config.json` by hand** — same file the installer writes. The gate reads it from the agentic-web-developer skill directory, its parent (`~/.config/opencode/skills/` for opencode), `~/.animotion-skills/`, or the path in `AGENTIC_LICENSE_CONFIG`:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "tier": "pro",
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+ "requiredPlan": "pro",
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+ "authMethod": "license",
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+ "licenseKey": "sec_live_xxxxxxxx"
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ **4. Admin credentials via environment** (Animotion staff / whitelisted emails only) — env vars `AGENTIC_ADMIN_EMAIL` + `AGENTIC_ADMIN_SECRET`, or a config file with `"authMethod": "admin"` and `adminEmail` / `adminSecret` fields (installer-written files store the secret encrypted as `adminSecretEncrypted` + `encryptionKey`; the gate decrypts those automatically). Never commit these — prefer a personal Pro key for day-to-day work.
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+ **5. Ask in-session**
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+ With nothing found, the skill asks once (via its question tool) — paste the key, it validates immediately and remembers it via the cache below.
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+
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+ ## What happens at runtime
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+
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+ - Once per session (at most), the skill calls:
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+ `POST https://skills.animotion.click/api/license/validate`
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+ with `{ "licenseKey": "…", "skill": "agentic-web-developer", "plan": "pro" }` (or the admin-credential variant).
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+ - On success the verdict is cached at `~/.animotion-skills/cache/agentic-web-developer-verdict.json` for **7 days** — later sessions in that window skip the network call.
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+ - The server answers `valid: true` for Pro and Studio keys and for whitelisted admins; `valid: false` carries a `reason` (invalid key, wrong plan, not whitelisted).
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+ - If the server is unreachable, a fresh cache (≤7 days) still lets you work; without one, the skill stops until it can verify once.
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+ Point the gate at a local dev server with `AGENTIC_LICENSE_SERVER=http://localhost:5000` (defaults to `https://skills.animotion.click`).
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+
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+
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+ | Symptom | Fix |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `valid: false`, reason "Invalid license format" / "Invalid signature" | Wrong or truncated key — copy it again from the checkout confirmation page. |
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+ | `valid: false`, reason mentions the plan | Your key's plan is below Pro — [upgrade at checkout](https://skills.animotion.click/checkout?plan=pro). |
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+ | `valid: false`, reason "Email not whitelisted" | Admin path but the email isn't on the server whitelist — use a Pro key instead. |
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+ | `valid: false`, reason "Invalid admin secret" | `AGENTIC_ADMIN_SECRET` doesn't match the server's `ADMIN_SECRET`. |
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+ | Skill keeps asking for the key | Verdict cache expired or unwritable — fix credentials, then run one validation; check `~/.animotion-skills/cache/` is writable. |
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+ | "server unreachable, no cached verdict" | No network on first use — connect once; after that the 7-day cache covers offline work. |
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+ | Changed or cancelled the subscription | Delete `~/.animotion-skills/cache/agentic-web-developer-verdict.json` to force a re-check immediately. |
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+ | Download of the skill files returns 401/403 | The install commands above need a valid key/admin pair on the query string — re-check step 5 of "How to pay for Pro". |
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  {
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  "name": "agentic-web-developer",
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- "version": "1.0.1",
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+ "version": "1.0.2",
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  "description": "Agentic skill for building high-converting websites that sell — design DNA extraction, outlier competitor research, conversion blueprints, the M.O.N.E.Y sales framework, lead generation, cloning, outreach and deployment, with a novel-idea/product-launch mode. All animation work is delegated to the AnimotionJS agentic skill.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "opencode",
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  },
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  "license": "UNLICENSED",
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  "awd": {
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- "source": "https://4e2zaktqel.ucarecd.net/c3f306d4-38fd-4545-b6ef-e3bef7f9888a/skilltar.gz"
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+ "source": "https://4e2zaktqel.ucarecd.net/8bbedf86-8578-49c4-9477-0a5a685094af/skilltar.gz"
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  },
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  "publishConfig": {
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  "access": "public"