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Does it tell a story or guide attention? \u2192 Disney principles + choreography\n4. Is this a complex multi-element scene? \u2192 1/3 Rule + stagger patterns\n[excerpt truncated]", "working": true }, "evidence_strength": "readme_checked", "example_checks": [ { "claim": "Repository has no runnable examples or test suite beyond the install command", "command": "", "deferred": false, "evidence": "README contains no runnable example commands other than npx skills add; the repo has no test suite, package.json or scripts. Ran the documented install and the skills CLI read-back (skills list and skills use) instead; see probe.json and claims.json.", "expected": "documented command completes successfully", "input": "", "kind": "example", "outcome": "README contains no runnable example commands other than npx skills add; the repo has no test suite, package.json or scripts. 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The source snapshot was used as provided.", "README has no runnable examples or test suite; examples.json records this with a reason." ], "fault_owner": null, "main_blocker": null, "operation": "Install the motion-design skill with the README's npx skills add command, then read it back with the skills CLI (skills use prints the full SKILL.md).", "operation_scope": "Node 22 / npm 10 present on Ubuntu 24.04 guest; network access to GitHub and npm registry; no browser, no credentials, no server. 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