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Air guitar

Skill sumitaich1998/slavex/.cursor/skills/air-guitar

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npx -y skills add sumitaich1998/slavex --skill air-guitar

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Plays an air guitar, one hand fretting the neck while the other strums big, rocking out. Use when the command mentions air guitar, play guitar, rock out, or shred an air guitar.

SKILL.md

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air-guitar

Rock out on an invisible guitar: the left hand frets up on the angled neck while the right hand strums big windmilling strokes, with a head bang and a wide stance. Loop.

How

  • Fret hand up the neck: LeftUpperArm:[80,0,-30],LeftForearm:[0,0,90]; strum hand RightUpperArm:[60,0,-10],RightForearm:[0,0,80]; wide stance (LeftUpLeg:[10,0,150]), torso lean (Spine:[10,0,10]).
  • Strum down & headbang: RightUpperArm:[40,0,30], Head:[-15,0,0], small root.y bounce. Loop.

Example

  • "play air guitar" -> {"durationMs":2400,"say":"Rock and roll!","sequence":{"loop":true,"frames":[{"t":0,"pose":{"LeftUpperArm":[80,0,-30],"LeftForearm":[0,0,90],"RightUpperArm":[60,0,-10],"RightForearm":[0,0,80],"Spine":[10,0,10],"Head":[10,0,0],"LeftUpLeg":[10,0,150]}},{"t":0.5,"pose":{"RightUpperArm":[40,0,30],"RightForearm":[0,0,40],"Spine":[10,0,-5],"Head":[-15,0,0]},"root":{"y":0.04}},{"t":1,"pose":{"RightUpperArm":[60,0,-10],"RightForearm":[0,0,80],"Spine":[10,0,10],"Head":[10,0,0]},"root":{"y":0}}]}}

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