feat: official AI agent skills + MCP server for anime.js v4#1177
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this pr is a proposal to add official anime.js skills + an optional MCP server so coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini) generate correct anime.js v4 code instead of the deprecated v3 syntax
skills/: 11 SKILL.md files (core, timeline, svg, text, scroll-draggable, utils-easings, waapi, engine, react, frameworks, migration-v3-v4), each derived from the repo's ownexamples/and verified against the built library llms.txt (root + skills/)mcp/: optional MCP server exposing the skills as resources plus two tools (search_anime_docs, check_anime_v4_syntax), with unit tests, the skills are all most setups need.github/workflows/skills.yml: runs the validator and MCP tests in CIvalidate the skills against the built library (no v3 leaks)
npm run build && npm run validate:skills
run the MCP server tests + a live smoke check
use the skills in any agent
npx skills add .then ask the agent "animate a square moving right with anime.js" which should emit import { animate } from 'animejs'; animate('.square', { x: 320, ... }) (v4), not the v3 anime({ targets, translateX })
closes #1164, closes #1139, closes #1105, addresses #1047