Extremely lean and efficient - just a brief 'when to use' statement followed by a well-organized list of references. No unnecessary explanations of what Remotion is or how React works.

Provides clear navigation to detailed rule files, but the skill itself contains no executable code or concrete examples. Users must follow links to get actionable guidance.

The list is organized but lacks any guidance on which rules to read first, common workflows, or how different rules relate to each other. No sequencing for typical Remotion development tasks.

Excellent progressive disclosure - serves as a clear index/overview with one-level-deep references to specific rule files. Each link has a descriptive summary, making navigation easy.

The description only mentions 'best practices' and 'video creation in React' without listing any concrete actions like rendering, composing scenes, adding animations, or exporting videos.

Only partially addresses 'what' (best practices for Remotion) and completely lacks any 'when' clause or explicit trigger guidance for when Claude should select this skill.

Contains some relevant keywords ('Remotion', 'Video', 'React') that users might naturally say, but misses common variations like 'programmatic video', 'video rendering', 'animation', or file extensions.

'Remotion' is a specific technology which helps distinguish it, but 'video creation in React' could overlap with other React media libraries or general video editing skills.