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ae-agent-skills

v0.3.0

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One-command installer for the ae-agent-skill After Effects extension and CLI.

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ae-agent-skills

ae-agent-skills enables coding agents (Codex / Gemini / Claude Code) to operate Adobe After Effects. It installs ae-agent-skill (After Effects CEP panel), ae-cli, and agent skills so you can ask your agent to create compositions or edit existing scenes.

Japanese README: README.ja.md

Quick Start

  1. Install:
npx ae-agent-skills install
  1. Restart After Effects, then open Window > Extensions (Beta) > ae-agent-skill.
  2. Launch Codex, Gemini, or Claude Code and ask it to perform an After Effects task.

First request example (create a composition):

Use $aftereffects-declarative to create a 1920x1080, 30fps, 5-second composition.
Set a dark gray background, place "Hello AE Agent" text at the center,
and add a 0.5-second fade-in animation.

In Claude Code, invoke the skill as a slash command:

Use /aftereffects-declarative to create a 1920x1080, 30fps, 5-second composition.
Set a dark gray background, place "Hello AE Agent" text at the center,
and add a 0.5-second fade-in animation.
  1. After the agent finishes, confirm the composition is created in After Effects.

To choose an agent explicitly:

npx ae-agent-skills install --agent codex
npx ae-agent-skills install --agent gemini
npx ae-agent-skills install --agent claude
npx ae-agent-skills install --agent all

What the installer does

  1. Prompts for target agent (codex / gemini / claude / both / all) when --agent is omitted.
  2. Installs the signed ZXP extension via UPIA or ExManCmd.
  3. Installs ae-cli and agent skills.
  4. Initializes ~/ae-agent-skills/ with work/, done/, scene.schema.json, and references/.

both means Codex + Gemini for backward compatibility. all means Codex + Gemini + Claude Code. Claude Code user skills are installed under ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Claude Code slash commands are installed under ~/.claude/commands/<command>.md.

Which skill to use

  • $aftereffects-declarative: default for new composition building and overall scene structure
  • $aftereffects-cli: best for surgical edits, property-level tweaks, and debugging

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