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wind-clock

Mimes winding a clock, pinching a small key and twisting it round and round, on a loop. Use when the command mentions wind the clock, wind it up, turn the key, or wind the watch.

windmill-stretch

Performs windmill toe-touches, bending and twisting to touch one hand toward the opposite foot while the other arm lifts, alternating. Use when the command mentions windmill, windmills, windmill stretch, or twisting toe touches.

wipe-counter

Mimes wiping a counter, leaning over and sweeping a cloth side to side across a low surface, on a loop. Use when the command mentions wipe the counter, wipe the table, clean the surface, or wipe it down.

wipe-glasses

Cleans a pair of glasses, holding them up and wiping the lenses in circles, then checking them. Use when the command mentions clean your glasses, wipe your glasses, polish the lenses, or clean your specs.

wipe-tears

Wipes away tears with a hand, sniffling, with the shoulders drooped in sadness. Use when the command mentions wipe tears, wipe your eyes, crying, or dry your tears.

wobble-recover

Loses balance and recovers, windmilling the arms and swaying the torso before steadying, via a sequence. Use when a command mentions wobble, catch your balance, almost fall and recover, teeter and steady, or stumble and recover balance.

wrench-turn

Cranks a big wrench with both hands, heaving it around with the whole body, on a loop. Use when the command mentions use a wrench, tighten the bolt, loosen the nut, crank the wrench, or turn the bolt.

wring-hands

Wrings the hands together nervously at the chest, on a loop. Use when the command mentions wring your hands, nervous, anxious, fretting, worried, or hand-wringing.

wring-towel

Wrings out a towel, twisting both hands in opposite directions to squeeze the water out, on a loop. Use when the command mentions wring out the towel, wring it out, squeeze the cloth, or twist the rag.

wrist-circles

Circles both wrists with the arms held out front, a joint warm-up. Use when the command mentions wrist circles, wrist rolls, loosen the wrists, or warm up your wrists.

write-on-whiteboard

Mimes writing on a whiteboard, arm raised writing across a vertical board, on a loop. Use when the command mentions write on the board, whiteboard, write on the wall, or jot it on the board.

y-balance

Holds a single-leg Y-balance reach, hinging forward with the hands reaching ahead and one leg extended back. Use when a command mentions Y balance, single-leg reach, balance reach test, or reach forward on one leg.

yawn-big

Yawns widely, head tipped back and a hand rising to cover the mouth. Use when the command mentions yawn, big yawn, so tired, sleepy, or cover a yawn.

yoga-floor-poses

A menu of grounded yoga poses on the floor (child, cobra, seated twist, bridge, happy baby, savasana). Use when the user says do some yoga on the floor, yoga floor poses, a yoga sequence on the ground, or stretch with yoga poses.

zigzag-run

Runs a fast evasive zigzag forward, cutting sharply left and right, via a translating sequence. Use when a command mentions zigzag run, evasive run, juking run, serpentine to avoid, or run a zig-zag.

zigzag-walk

Walks a leisurely serpentine zigzag forward, drifting left and right, via a sequence of root waypoints. Use when a command mentions zigzag walk, walk in a zigzag, serpentine walk, or weave left and right walking. (For a fast evasive version, use zigzag-run.)

zip-lips

Zips the lips shut, dragging a pinched finger across the mouth and turning a lock. Use when the command mentions zip it, my lips are sealed, lock it up, zip your lips, or I wont tell.

zip-up-jacket

Mimes zipping up a jacket, pinching the zipper at the waist and pulling it straight up the front. Use when the command mentions zip up, zip your jacket, do up the zipper, or zip it up.

air-quotes

Raises both hands and bends the index and middle fingers twice to make air quotes. Use when the command mentions air quotes, finger quotes, "so-called", scare quotes, quote unquote, or making quotation marks with the fingers.

applaud

Claps enthusiastically with the hands raised high to applaud or cheer someone on. Use when the command mentions applaud, applause, "give a round of applause", cheer, bravo, well done, or enthusiastic clapping.

approach-object

Walks up TO an object, person, or piece of furniture and stops right next to it, by emitting a simple moveTo target — the engine paths there and halts adjacent (it won't walk into/through the object). Use for approach, walk up to, go over to, come closer to,…

archery-aim

Mimes drawing and aiming a bow, with the left arm extended holding the bow and the right hand drawn back to the cheek. Use when the command mentions archery, aim a bow, draw a bow, shoot an arrow, or nock and aim.

arm-circles

Swings both straight arms in big circles (forward, up, back, down) on a loop to warm the shoulders. Use when the command mentions arm circles, circle your arms, shoulder circles, or windmill arms.

arms-crossed

Folds both forearms across the chest in a crossed-arms posture. Use when the command mentions cross your arms, arms crossed, folded arms, "arms folded", a stern or skeptical stance, or crossing the arms over the chest.

army-crawl

Crawls forward on the belly via a very low sequence that drops root.y deep and translates root forward while the arms pull. Use when a command mentions army crawl, commando crawl, belly crawl, low crawl, leopard crawl, or crawl under something on your stomach.

backflip-attempt

Attempts a stylized backflip in place via a sequence that crouches, launches root.y up while leaning back and tucking, then lands. Use when a command mentions backflip, back flip, do a flip, backwards flip, somersault backward, or attempt a flip.

balance-and-posture

Cross-cutting rules that keep any generated pose physically plausible — feet grounded, a sensible center of mass, human joint limits, and symmetric defaults. Use this as a CHECK on every Action, especially for big motions like reaching, leaning, bending,…

ballet-arabesque

Holds a stylized ballet arabesque, balancing on one leg with the other extended behind and the arms posed gracefully. Use when the command mentions ballet, arabesque, pirouette pose, ballerina, or balance on one leg gracefully.

baseball-bat-swing

Mimes a level baseball bat swing, loading the bat behind the shoulder then rotating the torso through a horizontal swing and follow-through. Use when the command mentions baseball swing, swing the bat, bat swing, or take a cut.

baseball-pitch

Mimes a baseball pitch, lifting the lead knee in a windup then striding and throwing overhand with a follow-through. Use when the command mentions baseball pitch, pitch the ball, wind up and throw, or throw a fastball.

basketball-dribble

Mimes dribbling a basketball, pumping the right hand down and up at the side with a slight knee bounce, on a loop. Use when the command mentions dribble, dribble a basketball, or bounce the ball.

basketball-shot

Mimes a basketball jump shot, dipping into a crouch with the ball then jumping and extending the arms up with a wrist flick. Use when the command mentions basketball shot, shoot a basket, jump shot, take a three, or shoot hoops.

bear-crawl

Crawls forward on hands and feet with hips high via a low sequence that drops root.y and translates root forward. Use when a command mentions bear crawl, bear-crawl, crawl on hands and feet, animal crawl, or crawl with your butt up.

beckon-come-here

Holds a hand out palm-up and curls the fingers inward repeatedly to beckon someone closer. Use when the command mentions beckon, come here, "come closer", "come on", wave someone over, gesture to approach, or summon with the hand.

bend-elbow

Atomic primitive that bends or straightens ONE elbow by rotating the forearm, without moving the shoulder. Use as the elbow building block for curls, waving, reaching to the face, folding the arm, or holding a bent-arm pose. Mentions bend your elbow, bend…

bend-knees

Atomic "load" primitive — flexes BOTH hips and knees together and drops the body straight down (a small dip), keeping the torso upright and feet planted. Use as the lowering building block for squatting, crouching, jumping prep, dodging, or sitting onto…

bicep-curls

Does dumbbell-style bicep curls, bending both elbows to bring the hands up to the shoulders and back down, on a loop. Use when the command mentions bicep curls, curls, curl the weights, or arm curls.

big-overhead-wave

Raises one arm fully overhead and sweeps it in a big arc to flag attention from afar. Use when the command mentions big wave, wave overhead, "wave your arm in the air", signal, flag down, "over here", or waving to get attention.

blow-kiss

Blows a kiss, touching the fingers to the lips then sweeping the hand outward. Use when the command mentions blow a kiss, blow kisses, mwah, or send a kiss.

bow

Bends forward from the waist with the head lowered in a respectful bow, then holds. Use when the command mentions bow, "take a bow", bow to the audience, respectful bow, greeting bow, or bowing to someone.