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Turn flat artwork or an image concept into an editable, rigged 2D animation project. This catalog entry is pinned to reviewed commit 7b4243917251 and records a qualification score of 92/100.
Independent catalog review
Format
100/100
Quality
84/100
Qualified
92/100
Scores reflect package format and editorial quality checks at the fixed reviewed commit. They are not popularity ratings or security guarantees.
Install the plugin from Emil-10/rigforge-agent-plugin at .. The generated command uses sparse checkout and keeps the reviewed repository path visible.
Installation
Install Plugin
Choose Codex or Copilot, click Copy, paste the two lines into a terminal, and press Enter.The installation commands are identical on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
codex plugin marketplace add Emil-10/rigforge-agent-plugin
codex plugin add rigforge-agent-plugin@rigforgeExplainable standards check
Official latest version: 1.0.0 (Working Draft). The value is read from the official specification and cached for one day.
This is a static package-format check, not a security audit, quality score, malware scan, or guarantee of client compatibility.
The package could not be checked: plugin.json returned 429.
Static source inspection
Independent catalog review
This is the original assessment excerpt captured during manual catalog selection. It describes review evidence, not a security guarantee or user rating.
A well-scoped agent plugin for converting flat 2D artwork into editable skeletal animation projects. It provides a coherent skill workflow covering clarification, approval gates, layer reconstruction, rigging, critique, validation, preview, revision handling, and packaging, with supporting references and a bundled Python tool. The intended audience and supported output formats are clear, and the workflow goes beyond a trivial wrapper by specifying artifact contracts, quality gates, and safety bo…
Capabilities
Turn flat artwork or an image concept into an editable, rigged 2D animation project.
The reviewed package declares 1 skill(s), 0 MCP configuration(s), and 1 additional resource(s).
Turn flat artwork or an image concept into an editable, rigged 2D animation project.
Inspect the package at commit 7b4243917251 with recorded format, quality, and qualification evidence.
Practical workflow
Inspect plugin.json, the linked documentation, package inventory, license, and qualification excerpt at the reviewed commit.
Install from the pinned repository path, confirm the client discovers the declared components, and review permissions before real use.
Package contents
rigforge-agent-plugin declares 1 Skill, 0 MCP configurations, and 1 additional resource. The included-file links below point to the reviewed source repository.
Agent Skills
1
animate-rigged-art
MCP servers
0
No runtime service
Package format
Agent Plugins
Official latest 1.0.0
Synced source content
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Turn flat artwork or an image concept into an editable, rigged 2D animation project. This catalog entry is pinned to reviewed commit 7b4243917251 and records a qualification score of 92/100.
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