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 name: motion-graphics
 description: "Make a motion graphics piece with Vidova, the AI video editor. Use when someone asks for animated type, shapes, numbers and logos for a launch, an announcement, a promo, stats or a brand sting, with or without footage. Vidova cuts, captions, animates, adds music and renders the video in the cloud."
 license: MIT
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-  vidova-guide: skills/motion-graphics
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 # Motion graphics
 
-Vidova edits this video on a real timeline and renders it in the cloud. The full guide for a motion graphics piece is on Vidova's server, so it is always current.
+Type, shapes, colour and numbers that move to music, with each scene one idea read in a second.
 
 ## Steps
 
-1. Check that the Vidova tools are available (for example `get_active_project`). If they are not, follow the `vidova` skill to connect the Vidova MCP server.
-2. Call `read_docs` with id `skills/motion-graphics`. Follow that guide for the whole edit.
-3. Put the person's footage in a project: `create_project`, then `upload_files`, `import_asset_url` or `begin_asset_upload`.
-4. Call `search_templates`. When one fits, use `read_template` and `apply_template`. Otherwise build the film with `patch_film`.
-5. Watch the result with `preview_timeline`. Call `check_film` on the whole film and fix what it lists.
-6. Call `render_video`, then give the person the project `url` and the finished video.
+1. Check that the Vidova tools are available, for example with `get_active_project`. If they are not, ask the person to connect the Vidova plugin and sign in.
+2. Make a project with `create_project`. If the person attached files in this chat, bring them in with `import_attached_files`. A file over 512 MB cannot be attached: call `create_upload_link` and give the person its link, where they add the file from their device. Use `import_asset_url` for a link to a file. Call `wait_for_asset` with every Asset ID until the files are ready. For a whole new edit from these files, call `start_routine` with routine `edit_prep` and the person's brief word for word before you read the footage. Call `wait_for_jobs` until it is done, follow its handoff, then go to the step that calls `check_edit`.
+3. Find what it announces, the one fact that matters and the call to action. Bring in their logo with `search_logo` and `import_logo`, or use `remove_background` on a logo that sits on a box.
+4. Call `search_templates`. When a template fits, use `read_template` and `apply_template`, then adjust it with `patch_film`. When none fits, build the film with `patch_film`.
+5. Call `search_elements` and `import_element` for titles, charts, counters and maps. Write a component with `replace_component` when no element fits. Find music with `search_stock` kind music, add it with `import_stock`, and start every scene on a downbeat from `detect_beats`.
+6. Watch the result with `preview_timeline`, and with `preview_range` across the moments that move. Call `check_edit`, then `wait_for_jobs` with its Job ID, and fix what it names.
+7. Call `render_video`, wait for it with `wait_for_jobs`, then give the person the project `url` and the link to the finished video.
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+## What makes it work
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+- The person's brief comes first: their order, song, length, format and rules. This skill fills in the rest.
+- Make 12 to 25 seconds, with 5 to 8 scenes of 1.5 to 3 seconds. Each scene says one thing in five words or fewer.
+- The hook is on frame 0 and already moving. Never an empty background, a black frame or a logo first.
+- Build to the strongest fact. End on the name or logo with one line and the call to action, for 2 to 3 seconds, still moving.
+- Set the design before you write: a background, an ink and one accent colour, and one type family unless the brand names its own.
+- Keep side margins of 80 px on a 1080 wide frame, and nothing smaller than 44 px.
+- A logo alone is enough. Do not fill the piece with unrelated photos from the person's library.
+- Use their real words and numbers. Never invent a feature, a price or a number.