AI Skills for Cetus

Your AI assistant
knows Cetus.

Install the Cetus skill into your AI coding assistant. Get live docs, correct HTML structure, all CLI flags, GSAP rules, and debugging steps — right inside your editor.


Install for your AI assistant

One command installs the skill globally so it works in every project, no per-project setup needed.

Claude Code Available

Full Cetus assistant inside Claude Code. Fetches live docs on every session, knows the correct HTML structure, all CLI flags, GSAP seek rules, and common debugging steps.

cetus skill claude cetus skill claude --local cetus launch claude

Installs globally by default. --local for current project only. launch installs and opens Claude Code.

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Cetus skill for OpenAI Codex CLI. Same composition knowledge and CLI reference, adapted for the Codex workflow.

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What the Claude Code skill does

Type /cetus in Claude Code to activate. The skill loads and stays active for the whole session.

Fetches live docs

Reads cetus.cenvero.org/docs/ at session start so it always has the latest composition reference, not stale training data.

Correct HTML structure

Knows all required data-* attributes on the root div and every clip including data-track-index. No more validation errors.

Full CLI reference

Runs cetus context to get every flag for the exact installed version. Render, encode, seek, watch, validate — all covered.

GSAP seek rules

Enforces absolute positions, paused timelines, window.__timelines registration, and duration pinning. Prevents the most common composition bugs.

Auto-updates

Cetus checks the remote skill every 10 minutes and updates your global install silently when content changes.

Debugging guide

Black screen, frozen frames, invisible elements — the skill knows what to check and how to fix each issue without you needing to explain the render model.