motionspec
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Scored across 5 tools
Each tool targets a distinct stage: catalog (discover primitives/rules), validate (schema/allow-list check of a spec), compile (emit JS/CSS), audit (scan a live URL's CSS), and stats (telemetry). The validate/compile overlap is explicitly disambiguated in the descriptions (pre-check before compiling), and audit vs validate are clearly separated by input type (URL vs spec).
All names use a consistent motion_ prefix with snake_case suffixes and action-oriented suffixes (validate, compile, audit). Minor deviation: catalog and stats are nominal rather than verb-style, but the pattern remains predictable overall.
Five tools map cleanly onto the author-observe pipeline (discover, validate, compile, audit, telemetry) with no filler tools. This is well within the ideal 3-15 range and each tool earns its place.
The surface covers the full spec lifecycle from primitive discovery through validation, compilation, and post-hoc auditing, with sensible fail-closed outputs. Minor gaps exist: no tool writes or applies the compiled output, and runtime motion (WAAPI/GSAP) is acknowledged as unaudited, which agents must work around manually.