KineticTier: Standard

Roll AwayRoll Away

A skatepark shown the way skaters read it: one trick as a six-frame burst, then the park itself mapped obstacle by obstacle.

Feeling

Midday glare off raw concrete, wheels somewhere behind you, and nobody asking who you are.

Composition

One trick in six frames under midday glare → open sessions and who each is for → the park in plan view, obstacle by obstacle → what's in the shop case this week → the three rules that keep it open → book a session

Motion

The burst plays, the facts do not: the six frames advance on scroll like a contact sheet being pulled past a window, while session times, park rules and the plan view never move, scale or fade.

Guardrail

Fails when the burst degrades into a slideshow — all six frames must remain visible at once on desktop and scrubbable as one strip, session times and the rules must sit outside any animated element, and no clip may autoplay with sound.

Best for

Indoor or outdoor skatepark running sessions · Skate or surf-skate shop with a park attached · BMX or scooter session venue · Youth skate programme or drop-in club

Tier

Standard tier. The complete prompt and agreement. Builder renders it with the shared generic renderer rather than a template of its own.

Capability sources

• react-bits
• motion-primitives
• motion-primitives

The prompt works in any AI tool. Build this in Irie hands this direction’s agreement to Builder through a short-lived link, and Builder shows you what it imported before it generates. If that link cannot be created, Builder still opens with the prompt on your clipboard. The agreement is a structured irie.direction.v1 file you can also keep or feed to any tool that reads it.