
Introducing /react-doctor Your React app probably has bad code. This fixes it Install as agent skill. Fully open source. npx react-doctor@latest
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — Sustained, evolving pad sound with subtle high-frequency synth arpeggio and sub-bass drop/impact.)”
Problem Agitation
“(No spoken dialogue — Rhythmic, pulsing synth bass line, high-energy riser, percussive impact, and brief silence before main theme re-enters.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — Significant high-energy transition with prominent riser and sweep, leading into a more dynamic section with additional percussive elements and driving rhythm.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — Final, powerful high-energy riser and sweep, concluding with a strong percussive hit and a sustained, resonant synth chord that fades out.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — Sustained, resonant synth chord fades out.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the terminal-dev-tool-showcase template.
Text appears character by character, simulating typing in a command-line interface, often with a blinking cursor at the end of the input.
Use `Sequence` and `spring` for character reveal. `interpolate` for cursor opacity (blink effect). Text content can be passed as a prop, with `split()` and `map()` to render individual characters.
A list of items scrolls vertically, then individual items animate to a 'fixed' state (e.g., checkmark, fade out) while a numerical score and progress bar update.
Implement a `scroll` animation for the list container. For individual items, use `spring` for opacity and `translateX` for the fade-out/checkmark animation. `interpolate` for the progress bar width and color, and the numerical counter.
A numerical score and an associated icon (e.g., emoji) animate to a final state, accompanied by a burst of colorful confetti particles.
Use `spring` for the score number and icon scale/color changes. Implement a `Canvas` or SVG-based particle system for the confetti, with `random` initial positions and `spring` or `interpolate` for their fall, rotation, and fade-out.
Purpose. Immediately establishes the core problem: bad code in React apps, and introduces the product as the solution.
Execution. A user types a command to 'fix my code' in a terminal, setting up the diagnostic process.
Purpose. Agitates the problem by showing a rapid, overwhelming scan of numerous code issues.
Execution. A scrolling list of critical code issues appears, highlighting the complexity and volume of problems.
Purpose. Demonstrates the product's effectiveness by showing issues being resolved and a quality score improving.
Execution. Issues are progressively marked as fixed, and a numerical score and progress bar animate from low/red to high/green.
Purpose. Provides clear instructions for users to immediately try the product.
Execution. The final installation command is typed out, followed by the product's URL.
Objective
A new CLI tool called 'CloudDeploy' that automates cloud infrastructure provisioning and optimization.How the recipe adapts
The TerminalTypewriter primitive would be used to show 'npx cloud-deploy provision production-env'. The IssueScrollAndFix primitive would adapt to 'Scanning for unoptimized resources...' and then 'Optimizing database connections...', with a progress bar showing 'Cloud Health Score' improving from 30 to 95. The ScoreConfettiBurst would celebrate the '100 / 100 Optimized' state, with the final call to action being 'npx cloud-deploy@latest'.Scene durations (5 scenes, 15.6s)
Key Remotion components

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