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Analyze scroll-triggered web animations and extract implementation code for debugging and reuse.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Analyze the scroll-triggered animations on this webpage: https://example.com. Identify whether it uses GSAP, ScrollTrigger, Lenis, or native CSS/JS, and extract key animation code, trigger conditions, timeline structure, and possible performance issues. Then provide optimization suggestions.
Returns the detected animation stack, extracted key code snippets, trigger logic explanations, and performance and implementation recommendations.
Analyze the scroll animations on this competitor page: https://example.com/product. Break down each animation section by module and extract the corresponding GSAP, ScrollTrigger, or CSS code where possible to help me recreate similar effects in my own project.
Outputs a module-by-module animation breakdown, relevant code clues, and recreation guidance for implementation reference.
Check why the scroll animations are not triggering correctly on this page: https://example.com/issue. Analyze runtime behavior, selector bindings, scroll containers, trigger configuration, and whether the Lenis/ScrollTrigger integration has issues, then point out possible fixes.
Provides root-cause findings, problematic animation configurations, and actionable fix recommendations.
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