The chromakey extraction on the user's reference image left frayed
edges and detached fragments. Replace with the official 3D cloud
asset from microsoft/fluentui-emoji (256x256 RGBA, 19 KB, MIT
license) — already perfectly cut, soft white-to-lavender gradient,
no artifacts.
Also broaden .claude/settings.local.json: replace ~30 over-narrow
literal command rules (each only matched its single exact
invocation) with prefix patterns covering git/curl/ffmpeg/file-ops,
common PowerShell verbs, and the MCP toolkits in active use, so
routine work stops triggering permission prompts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three iterations on the entrance animation:
- Edit the dotLottie animation in place: drop the "parcel" and
"clouds_comp" layers so only the parachute itself remains. Save the
result as plain JSON (parachute.json, 15 KB) instead of zipped
.lottie since PowerShell's Compress-Archive produces a ZIP that
the dotlottie player can't decode.
- Replace the five CSS cloud puffs with a single cloud illustration
from the user (cloud.png, transparent background) sat behind the
CTA text. Bigger, less abstract, more on-brand.
- Stretch the drop keyframes from 1.6s to 3.4s — still well below the
~7s the parachute boxes in the background video take to land.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
