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A new Whop plugin just landed in @PayBox, and I had to try it! @Whop lets creators sell products, manage communities, and run online businesses from one place I installed the plugin and asked my AI agent to explore Whop automations using a simple prompt Pretty interesting to see how business tools are becoming more accessible through AI agents instead of endless dashboards Curious to see where this goes with @moonpay in the picture

Turned the whole article into one 30-second poster Everything on it moves by the rules it explains What you're looking at: → Top panel: the same 3 elements, two prompts. Left is an open "make it modern" prompt: centered, one linear fade, all at once. Right is the same scene with STYLE.md: left-aligned, spring(), 5 frames apart → The 7 rules, each with a live demo: 1. spring() for every move, no linear interpolate() 2. fade + 40px on one axis, not opacity alone 3. stagger 5 frames, in reading order 4. max 3 elements, one message per scene 5. one background, one accent, no gradients 6. a named font (800 / 400), not Inter or Arial 7. timing in frames: 18 in, 45+ hold, 10 out → Bottom: the 5 bugs Claude writes in Remotion (Math.random, CSS keyframes, late fonts…) and how to keep the token bill down on Opus 5.5 Built with Claude + Remotion, from the same 7 lines Full guide, code and sources below ↓

Your Claude animations look AI-generated for one reason: you left the choices open! Linear fades. Centered text. Purple gradients. Everything moving at once! Here's the 7-line fix, with real Remotion code and sources from Anthropic's own docs

AI agents are getting smarter, but memory is still a challenge 5 open-source GitHub repos worth exploring if you're building agents that need to remember: 1) claude-mem — Keeps coding context across sessions instead of starting from scratch github.com/thedotmack/claude… 2) Mem0 — Adds persistent memory and user preferences to AI apps github.com/mem0ai/mem0 3) MemPalace — Organizes long-term agent knowledge for better recall github.com/MemPalace/mempala… 4) OpenViking — Unifies agent memory, RAG and skills in one context system github.com/volcengine/OpenVi… 5) Graphiti — Builds temporal knowledge graphs so agents can track relationships and changing facts github.com/getzep/graphiti Which approach would you use for your agent?