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No. 12 of 14 · Diamonds in the rough · 7 October 2026

Motion design that keeps Persian letters joined

A Claude skill for motion design with correct Persian typography. Its README names two ways generated motion fails, slideshow pacing and broken Persian (letters split apart, dots clipped), offers eight techniques, from one moving camera to dots that land last, and says each sketch runs both in a browser and in Remotion.

Score 5 of 9: new 3 of 3, momentum 0 of 3, evidence 2 of 3. Momentum measured: 104 to 104 stars in 0.6 hours (0.0% a day), read 2026-10-07T15:10:30Z. A short interval; re-check due 9 to 10 October.

Who started it
github.com/atmirrr; announced on X by @AmirAnonn the same day, linking the repo
How we found it
GitHub search first; then the author’s X post

Why it matters Right to left, joined scripts are where generated motion breaks first. This is a small, specific attempt to fix that for Persian.

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4 facts: 2 SAW, 2 STATED. SAW: fetched and read by us. STATED: a source’s own claim, quoted. Check any line against its source before you repeat it.

  1. STATED “Films that don’t play like slideshows, and Persian that doesn’t fall apart.” Stated by persian-motion-director README.
  2. STATED Eight techniques, among them “Dots last” and “Kashida, not letter-spacing” Stated by persian-motion-director README.
  3. SAW Repo created 6 Oct 2026 at 12:23 UTC: 104 stars, 4 forks Read 7 Oct 2026 15:10 UTC.
  4. SAW Launch post in Persian by @AmirAnonn, 6 Oct 2026 at 14:17 UTC: 4,715 views and 174 bookmarks, from an account with 1,886 followers Read 7 Oct 2026 14:55 UTC.

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