Oil Motion Releases AI Video-Based Web Animation Skill

Oil Motion is an agent skill that converts static videos generated by AI into interactive web animations controlled by user inputs such as scrolling, mouse movement, and dragging.

Unlike existing web animation tools that calculate motion via code based on vectors or 3D, Oil Motion adopts a hybrid approach where complex movements difficult to implement in code, such as joint folding or material changes, are delegated to AI video generation, while precise input response is handled by the program.

Through a 3-stage pipeline, it fixes keyframes, generates continuous motion with AI, and then compresses and converts the output into assets (MP4, WebP, etc.) that can be efficiently used on the web. This process removes unnecessary frames and optimizes for page display size to improve responsiveness and consistency.

To ensure generation quality, it provides safety mechanisms by fixing requirements through a Concept Contract and verifying hash-based approval records before batch generation to prevent cost waste in states where continuity is broken.

Released under the MIT license, it can be installed and executed in agent environments such as Codex or Claude Code by providing the repository address. The default video model used is minimax/minimax-h3, called via ZenMux, and users in Korea must check the regional restrictions of the model's community license and the terms of service for API relay services.