morph-public

Use $morph-animation or Morph Animation to create an animated launch film, generate a motion-design video, make a kinetic typography video, animate a technical concept, create an animated explainer, create a programmatic product video, create an animated architecture diagram, make an animated announcement, create a launch opener, create a branded end card, or revise, critique, inspect, preview, and render an existing editable Morph Animation composition. Do not use for requests to record a website, demo a localhost application, revise a Morph screen recording, re-record a changed scene, capture a desktop, or edit an unrelated existing film; keep those requests outside Compose and preserve the current $morph Capture routing.

Create a self-guided clickable product demo, interactive website walkthrough, iframe-ready product tour, guided hotspot demo, branching application demo, or audience-specific interactive onboarding from a real local web application. Use only when the user explicitly invokes `$morph-interactive` or explicitly asks to use Morph Interactive; keep this separate from `$morph` video recording and `$morph-animation` motion design.

Install, configure, update, or verify Morph for Codex, Claude Code, Hermes Agent, OpenCode, or OpenClaw from the morph-public repository. Use when the user asks to set up Morph or connect its skill and MCP server. Do not use for creating or editing product stories.

Use $morph or Morph when the user asks to turn a product flow into a story, create a Story Pack, record this website, create a product demo, make a website walkthrough, demo a localhost app, scroll through a landing page, create a launch video, show how an application works, record browser steps, create a buyer video, make a social teaser, create an interactive demo, retell a product story for another audience, revise the latest demo, update only what changed, remember a verified directing preference, show or forget learned Morph preferences, run Critic, diagnose Morph, or verify the plugin. Do not use for audio-only work, voice memos, whole-desktop capture, native application recording, unrelated video editing, unsupported marketing claims without product evidence, generic source-code changes, or testing unrelated software.