You say what you know but couldn't put into words, by reacting to examples.
Claude Code. With moo off, you ask whether the app needs a proper animation library, because its motion is below your bar. Claude says no: it lists what is wrong with the motion today and a five-step plan built from CSS, built-in browser animation and one drag library, then asks what engine runs the app. With moo on, you type /hope:elicit and the same words. Claude asks which row of a table of today's motion makes you wince first. You type that the drawer feels flat and should follow your drag and settle, with nothing bouncing. It asks which of three ways of letting go you expect; you type all three. A dialog asks how far that feel should reach; you pick everything moving. Now Claude says yes, you need a library, and maps your words to what they mean. You type yes; it recommends Motion over GSAP and proposes building the drawer drag.