Dev hand-made 2 SwiftUI text animations, had Claude generate 182 more, open-sources all 184
amos_gyamfi · x · 2026-10-11
Developer amosgyamfi created 2 SwiftUI text animations, then prompted Claude (Opus) to take them as inspiration and uniquely generate 182 more — all 184 are now open-sourced on GitHub (SwiftUI-Agent-Thinking-Text-Animations, 192 stars, MIT license).
Each animation is semantically meaningful and covers nearly all SwiftUI properties: scale, color, opacity, hue rotation, 3D rotation, perspective, masking and more. Built primarily for agent "thinking" text states, they're copy/paste ready for your own apps — and a nice case study of human-AI creative workflow: a couple of hand-written examples expanded into bulk variants by the model.
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