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## What Restructures the README to lead with skills-first onboarding, adds a demo GIF, surfaces the catalog, fixes incorrect pnpm references in contributing docs, and corrects the HTML example to use actual attribute names. ## Why The README told a CLI-first story while the homepage (hyperframes.heygen.com) tells an AI-agent-first story. For a project that brands itself "built for agents," the GitHub landing page should match. Additionally, 50+ catalog blocks were invisible from GitHub, the player and shader-transitions packages were missing from the packages table, and the contributing docs referenced pnpm while the repo uses bun. ## How **README changes:** - Quick Start restructured: skills install as Option 1 (recommended), manual CLI as Option 2 - Added demo GIF rendered with HyperFrames itself (HTML + GSAP composition → MP4 → GIF) - Added Catalog section with install examples and link - Added `@hyperframes/player` and `@hyperframes/shader-transitions` to packages table - Added npm downloads badge - Fixed HTML example: `data-track` → `data-track-index`, added missing `class="clip"` on img - Condensed Skills section into a concise table - Documentation link now points to `/introduction` (Mintlify docs) instead of the landing page **testing-local-changes.mdx:** - All `pnpm` references replaced with `bun` (14 occurrences) - Path references updated from `hyperframes-oss` to `hyperframes` ## Test plan - [ ] Verify README renders correctly on GitHub (logo, badges, GIF, tables, code blocks) - [ ] Verify GIF loops and is readable at GitHub's default README width - [ ] Verify all links resolve (docs site, catalog, packages, contributing) - [ ] Read through testing-local-changes.mdx for any remaining pnpm references - [x] Documentation updated (if applicable)