Framework adaptation
Open-source interaction-design intelligence for AI coding agents - securely discover, select, adapt and validate UI motion, effects and interaction patterns.
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Use when a selected effect must be implemented in the target stack (Vue, Frappe-Vue, or whatever the repo uses) without introducing a new framework or breaking design-system conventions.
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Framework Adaptation
Responsibility: Implement the selected effect in the target framework, idiomatically, reusing existing primitives.
When to invoke
- After
effect-selection(step 11 of the root workflow).
Inputs
- The selected effect and its registry entry.
- The target framework, version, and design-system tokens/components.
Outputs
- Implementation code in the target stack (Vue/Frappe-Vue first-class; also React, Svelte, or vanilla as the repo dictates).
- A reduced-motion variant wired in.
- A note of any reused vs new primitives.
How it connects
- Reads
registry/for framework-specific snippets andintelligence/for adaptation guidance. - Hands the result to
motion-accessibility,motion-performance, andimplementation-validation.
Notes
Never install another framework for a single effect. Prefer the design system's existing
transition utilities and tokens. For Vue, prefer native <Transition>/<TransitionGroup>
and composables over heavyweight animation libraries unless the registry entry justifies it.