Question 1

What is Posecode?

Accepted Answer

Posecode is an open-source text-to-motion language. You describe single-person movement as phases, joint targets, timing, and contacts; the browser validates the document and renders it as an animated 3D figure.

Question 2

How do I generate an exercise animation with an LLM?

Accepted Answer

Copy the authoring guide into a capable chat model and ask for a representable movement such as a hip hinge or hamstring stretch. For a representable request, the model should return raw .posecode text. Paste it into the playground: valid documents animate, while parse errors, range clamps, and unresolved reach targets appear as diagnostics.

Question 3

Does Posecode guarantee a movement is safe?

Accepted Answer

No. Posecode constrains authored and IK-generated joint targets to configured reference ranges and reports unresolved reach targets. A simplified rig cannot certify that a whole movement is safe, accurate, or appropriate for a person. It is not medical advice.

Question 4

Is Posecode free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Posecode is Apache-2.0-licensed and open source: the parser, 3D renderer, share codec, MCP server, and VS Code extension are all free, and rendering runs locally in a WebGL-capable browser without server-side motion generation.

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