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    "description": "A Next.js + Convex web app by Jack Smethurst that indexes developer and design tools, AI agent skills and resources, with a Dashboard, a Categories browser, a Leaderboard, favourites and an account menu. The server returns only a shell — every category name, entry and count is fetched client-side from Convex — so nothing about its actual catalog could be verified: not the category list, not the entry count, not the curation quality. The page itself responds 200 and the deployment is current, so it is live, just opaque to anything that does not run JavaScript.",
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    "description": "A screenshot gallery of individual page sections lifted from shipped marketing sites and studio portfolios — Linear, Figma, Flighty, Dia, Peerlist, Buttondown, Supernotes, REKKI, Neon, Relume and roughly a hundred more. Entries are filed under 22 verbatim types: Menu, Hero, Features, List, Bento, Pricing, CTA, Testimonial, FAQ, Subscribe, Contact, Roadmap, Team, Footer, 404, Words, Comparison, Statistics, Form, Unsorted, Open Graph and Tabs. Each card is named 'Brand - Section', so you can look up how one specific product solved one specific section. Free, no account, weekly newsletter.",
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    "description": "Yield Branding is a small Cairo-based brand identity studio run by art director Ibrahim Wageeh. It sells productised identity work — logo, typography system, stationery, social assets, tone of voice, deck and full brand guidelines — at a published flat price with a one-to-two week turnaround and two revision rounds. The site itself is a tight minimal Framer one-pager with four case studies (VYRO, Apexify, Resida, Ultrava) and a Cal.com discovery-call booking. Useful mainly as a reference for how a solo designer packages and prices identity work.",
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    "description": "After Design is a small product and brand design studio positioned as a \"design partner for AI founders\", claiming 100+ projects and 12 years in tech. It sells unlimited design on a subscription rather than per-project: $7,347/month or $1,999/weekly, async, Slack-based, cancel anytime. Named work includes Nabi, Soar, Abode, PwC, Volvo, Saturn, PoppyAI, Worksona and OpenStatus, with testimonials from OpenStatus and Nabi Health. The point of contact is Alex (@aliszu) via Telegram.",
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    "description": "The developer-facing side of Kling AI (Kuaishou), where the video and image generation models are sold as an HTTP API instead of a consumer web app. This specific URL is the API pricing page: prepaid resource packages, per-generation costs by model tier, and concurrency limits per package. It is for engineers wiring generated video or stills into a product, not for designers browsing a UI kit. Access needs an account and an API key.",
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    "description": "Algolia's own open-source registry of opinionated, complete search experiences rather than low-level widgets — you install a whole screen, not a SearchBox. Five blocks ship today: a full-page instant search, a search with Ask AI conversational answers, an inline autocomplete dropdown, an Ask AI side panel and a highlight-to-Ask-AI interaction still in development. Each is a shadcn registry:block that brings its own components, keyboard-navigation hook and page route, wired to algoliasearch v5, react-instantsearch and the Vercel AI SDK. A vanilla-JS standalone package exists alongside the React registry.",
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      "one-command @coss/style theme preset",
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    "tagline": "48 shadcn/ui components restyled as neobrutalism, plus 4 free Tailwind templates",
    "description": "Neobrutalism Components is a restyle layer over shadcn/ui: 48 React + Tailwind components rebuilt with hard black borders, offset drop shadows and saturated flat color, covering everything from Accordion and Data Table to Charts, Sidebar, Marquee and Image Card. You install the underlying shadcn component, replace globals.css with the provided styling, then paste the neobrutalism variant — component pages carry a shadcn CLI command where one applies. It also ships four free open-source templates (portfolio, blog, windowed portfolio, bento) and a companion Figma file. For projects that want a loud, opinionated aesthetic without giving up shadcn's structure.",
    "category": "blocks-templates-themes",
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    "agentGuidance": "Use this when the brief asks for something loud, retro-web, indie or deliberately anti-corporate — portfolios, hackathon projects, meme-adjacent products — not for a dashboard someone stares at all day. It is not a drop-in registry: install the base shadcn component first, then replace globals.css wholesale with their styling and paste the neobrutalism variant on top, and note that the v4 release dropped utility-class components so only the CSS-variable path works. Because the shadow and border language is applied at the component level, mixing these files with stock shadcn components in one app looks broken — commit to it or skip it.",
    "whyItMatters": "The canonical neobrutalism kit for React, with enough coverage (48 components, charts, sidebar, data table) to build a whole product in the style rather than just a landing page.",
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    "url": "https://www.styleglide.ai",
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    "name": "StyleGlide",
    "tagline": "Prompt-driven shadcn/ui theme generator: P3 color scales, font pairs, live preview",
    "description": "StyleGlide generates complete shadcn/ui style kits from a natural-language description of your project: a P3-gamut color palette, display and text font pairings drawn from hundreds of open-source families, and the full set of shadcn CSS variables. You preview kits live against mock applications and popular UI frameworks, edit or mix generated kits by hand, and export in Tailwind and shadcn-ready form through the shadcn registry. A companion package, @styleglide/theme-editor, drops the same editor into any running shadcn app via a script tag or npm install. The hosted app requires an account; the editor package is MIT.",
    "category": "blocks-templates-themes",
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    "whyItMatters": "Theme generators are crowded (tweakcn, shadcn.io, shadcndesign), but StyleGlide is the one that treats typography and P3 color as first-class alongside the palette and exports through the shadcn registry rather than a copy-paste blob.",
    "tier": "B",
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      "P3-gamut color palettes by default",
      "hundreds of open-source font pairings",
      "embeddable MIT theme editor package",
      "variable-based output, not hardcoded tokens"
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    "slug": "spell-ui-repo",
    "url": "https://github.com/xxtomm/spell-ui",
    "domain": "github.com",
    "name": "Spell UI (source repo)",
    "tagline": "MIT source for Spell UI: 33 React/Tailwind components served as a shadcn registry",
    "description": "The GitHub monorepo behind spell.sh. It holds the component source under registry/spell-ui plus the registry.json that the shadcn CLI resolves, so you can read the real implementation before you install it or vendor the files directly. The catalog is small and skewed toward motion: text reveals, animated buttons, WebGL backgrounds, and a handful of embeds (Tweet, Spotify card, QR code). MIT, 1,051 stars, and actively pushed as of August 2026.",
    "category": "component-libraries",
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    "install": "npx shadcn@latest add https://spell.sh/r/badge.json",
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    "docsUrl": "https://spell.sh/docs",
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    "agentGuidance": "Go to the repo, not the docs site, when you need to read a component's real source before committing to it — registry/spell-ui plus registry.json give you the full dependency graph, and several items pull heavy peers (three for light-rays, opentype.js for signature, spotify-url-info for spotify-card) that you do not want to discover after install. Every item is a leaf with no registryDependencies, so you can cherry-pick one file without dragging the rest in. Treat it as a garnish layer on top of shadcn/ui, not a replacement: there are no forms, tables, dialogs, or navigation primitives here.",
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    "name": "Spell UI",
    "tagline": "33 animated React components — text reveals, WebGL backgrounds, embeds — via shadcn CLI",
    "description": "Spell UI is a copy-paste React and Tailwind collection built around motion rather than structure. The component index groups its 33 items into seven sections: Components, Text Animations, Buttons, Inputs, Feedback, Backgrounds, and Interactive. Most items are one self-contained file that depends on motion; a few reach further (three for Light Rays, opentype.js for Signature, react-tweet for Tweet). It installs through the shadcn CLI or through the shadcn MCP server using the @spell namespace.",
    "category": "motion-interaction",
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      "kbd",
      "chart",
      "qr-code",
      "embed",
      "card",
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    "registryUrl": "https://spell.sh/r/{name}.json",
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    "whyItMatters": "A small, honest, MIT registry that does one thing — decorative motion — and is already wired into the official shadcn namespace list, so agents can install it without extra configuration.",
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    "description": "tweakcn is a no-code visual editor for shadcn/ui and Tailwind themes: you edit colors, typography, radius and shadows against a live component preview and it emits the CSS variables shadcn expects. It ships 42 named presets - including Claude, Vercel, Supabase, Catppuccin, T3 Chat and Twitter lookalikes - served as a real shadcn registry at /r/themes/registry.json, so any theme installs with one shadcn add command or through the shadcn registry MCP server. A contrast checker is built in, and it supports Tailwind v3 and v4 with OKLCH and HSL. The app itself is Apache-2.0 and self-hostable; AI theme generation is metered.",
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      "tool",
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        "next"
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        "name": "Modern Minimal",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/modern-minimal.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Modern Minimal color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Violet Bloom",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/violet-bloom.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Violet Bloom color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "T3 Chat",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/t3-chat.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the T3 Chat color palette.",
        "shot": "/tpl/8b2572c16ee851ec.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Twitter",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/twitter.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Twitter color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Mocha Mousse",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/mocha-mousse.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Mocha Mousse color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Bubblegum",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/bubblegum.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Bubblegum color palette.",
        "shot": "/tpl/79b296399d4e79bf.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Amethyst Haze",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/amethyst-haze.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Amethyst Haze color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Notebook",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/notebook.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Notebook color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Doom 64",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/doom-64.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Doom 64 color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Catppuccin",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/catppuccin.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Catppuccin color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Graphite",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/graphite.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Graphite color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Perpetuity",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/perpetuity.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Perpetuity color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Kodama Grove",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/kodama-grove.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Kodama Grove color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Cosmic Night",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/cosmic-night.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Cosmic Night color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Tangerine",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/tangerine.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Tangerine color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Quantum Rose",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/quantum-rose.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Quantum Rose color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Nature",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/nature.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Nature color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Bold Tech",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/bold-tech.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Bold Tech color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Elegant Luxury",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/elegant-luxury.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Elegant Luxury color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Amber Minimal",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/amber-minimal.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Amber Minimal color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Supabase",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/supabase.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Supabase color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Neo Brutalism",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/neo-brutalism.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Neo Brutalism color palette.",
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      },
      {
        "name": "Solar Dusk",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/solar-dusk.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Solar Dusk color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/claymorphism.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Claymorphism color palette.",
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        "name": "Cyberpunk",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/cyberpunk.json",
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      {
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        "name": "Caffeine",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/caffeine.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Caffeine color palette.",
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/ocean-breeze.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Ocean Breeze color palette.",
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      },
      {
        "name": "Retro Arcade",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/retro-arcade.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Retro Arcade color palette.",
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      {
        "name": "Midnight Bloom",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/midnight-bloom.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Midnight Bloom color palette.",
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      },
      {
        "name": "Candyland",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/candyland.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Candyland color palette.",
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/northern-lights.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Northern Lights color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Vintage Paper",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/vintage-paper.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Vintage Paper color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/sunset-horizon.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Sunset Horizon color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Starry Night",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/starry-night.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Starry Night color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Claude",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/claude.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Claude color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Vercel color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
        "name": "Darkmatter",
        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/darkmatter.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Darkmatter color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Mono color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Soft Pop color palette.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://tweakcn.com/r/themes/sage-garden.json",
        "purpose": "shadcn/ui style preset built on the Sage Garden color palette.",
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      },
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        "purpose": "Deep red and gold premium-brand palette; Poppins",
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    "description": "ColorKit is a free, no-account collection of browser color utilities built around one seed color. It covers a harmony-based palette generator (analogous, complementary, triadic, split-complementary, square, tetradic) with an AI mood prompt, a tints-and-shades scale generator, palette extraction from an uploaded image, a linear gradient builder with CSS output, a WCAG 2.1 contrast checker reporting AA and AAA for normal and large text, and a picker that shows HEX, RGB, HSL and OKLCH side by side. It also hosts browsable galleries of curated palettes and gradients plus small reference pages (HTML color names, solid color backgrounds, color wheel). It suits designers and front-end developers who need a token-ready ramp or a contrast verdict without opening a design tool.",
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    "whyItMatters": "The only widely used open-source icon family where weight is a prop rather than a separate icon set, which makes a single visual system stretch across an entire product.",
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      "drawn on a 16x16 base grid",
      "official Figma, Sketch and Penpot plugins",
      "MIT with no attribution requirement"
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    "tagline": "59,000+ icons across 9 styles; 5,900 free under CC0, rest is paid",
    "description": "Hugeicons is a commercial icon library of more than 59,000 icons drawn in nine styles: Stroke Rounded, Stroke Standard, Stroke Sharp, Solid Rounded, Solid Standard, Solid Sharp, Twotone Rounded, Duotone Rounded and Bulk Rounded. A free tier gives roughly 5,900 Stroke Rounded icons, published on npm as `hugeicons-react` under CC0-1.0; the full Pro catalog is $99 per year or $1,197 one time. Delivery covers React, React Native, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Flutter, WordPress, a VS Code extension, an icon webfont over CDN, and Figma, Framer, Sketch and Illustrator plugins. It targets teams that need broad, obscure-concept coverage and multiple stroke and fill styles from one drawing system.",
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        "angular",
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        "saas"
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        "figma"
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    "agentGuidance": "Use the free `hugeicons-react` package (CC0, ~5,900 Stroke Rounded icons) when Lucide or Tabler has no glyph for a niche concept — its coverage is far wider than either. Do not reach for the Pro styles in code you generate unless the user has confirmed a license: the agreement forbids shipping the SVGs, icon fonts or Figma sources as downloadable files, which specifically breaks open-source repos and any starter template meant for redistribution. Also verify the exact free-tier icon name before emitting an import, since most names you have seen in examples belong to the Pro catalog.",
    "whyItMatters": "The widest icon catalog in common use, which makes it the fallback when a specialist domain concept simply is not drawn anywhere else.",
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      "VS Code and Framer plugins",
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    "url": "https://tabler.io/icons",
    "domain": "tabler.io",
    "name": "Tabler Icons",
    "tagline": "6,184 MIT icons on a 24x24 grid, outline and filled",
    "description": "Tabler Icons is an MIT-licensed set of 6,184 SVG icons — 5,130 outline and 1,054 filled — all drawn on a 24x24 grid with a 2px stroke, so size and stroke width stay CSS-adjustable. It is organized into roughly 40 categories including Arrows, Brands, Charts, Devices, E-commerce, Health, Map, Media, Nature, System, Vehicles, Version Control, Weather and Zodiac. Packages ship for React, Vue, Svelte (including a Svelte 5 runes build), Preact and a webfont, plus SVG sprites and a Figma plugin. Everything is free under MIT; a $9 one-time purchase only adds PNG and PDF exports and the webfont bundle, and a $69 bundle adds Tabler's admin template, illustrations and email templates.",
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        "claimed-accessible"
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    "pricingDetail": "Icons are free under MIT. Icons premium package $9 one-time (adds PNG/PDF at stroke 2 and a webfont). $69 one-time bundle adds the admin template ($29), illustrations ($49) and email templates ($29).",
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    "agentGuidance": "Choose Tabler over Lucide when the project needs filled variants alongside outlines, or when it needs brand and logo glyphs — Lucide dropped most brand icons and has no filled set. Its 24x24 / 2px geometry matches Lucide's, so the two can be mixed in one interface without a visual seam if a single icon is missing from either. The React package is large: import named icons (`import { IconUser } from '@tabler/icons-react'`) rather than the barrel default, and confirm the name on the site first, since Tabler prefixes every export with `Icon` and renames glyphs across major versions.",
    "whyItMatters": "The largest fully MIT icon set with both outline and filled variants, so nothing about it has to be re-checked before shipping in a commercial or open-source product.",
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      "~40 categories including Brands",
      "SVG sprite and webfont builds"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
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    "evidence": "https://tabler.io/icons, https://github.com/tabler/tabler-icons, https://tabler.io/pricing",
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    "slug": "lucide",
    "url": "https://lucide.dev",
    "domain": "lucide.dev",
    "name": "Lucide",
    "tagline": "1,768 ISC-licensed stroke icons; the shadcn/ui default set",
    "description": "Lucide is a community-maintained fork of Feather Icons, now at 1,768 consistently drawn stroke SVG icons across 43 categories such as Accessibility, Accounts & access, Animals, Arrows, Coding & development, Design, Gaming, Text formatting and Weather. Every icon is tree-shakable and takes size, color and stroke-width as props, and official bindings cover JavaScript, React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, Angular, Astro, React Native and a static SVG build. It is released under the ISC license with no attribution requirement, and is the icon set shadcn/ui assumes by default. It fits any product that wants one uniform hairline system rather than mixed weights.",
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    "agentGuidance": "This is the default: any shadcn/ui, Radix or Tailwind project should get `lucide-react` unless the user asks otherwise, because shadcn component source already imports from it and adding a second icon set creates two visual languages. Its weakness is that it is stroke-only with almost no brand logos and no filled variants — when a design calls for a solid state icon or a company mark, add Tabler (same 24x24/2px geometry, so they sit together cleanly) rather than switching wholesale. Import named exports, never the package default, and verify the icon name on lucide.dev: names change between major versions and old aliases are the most common hallucination in generated code.",
    "whyItMatters": "The de facto icon layer of the modern React and Tailwind stack, so choosing anything else means fighting the defaults of every generator and component registry around it.",
    "tier": "S",
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      "shadcn/ui default icon set",
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      "ISC license, no attribution",
      "bindings for 10+ frameworks",
      "tree-shakable named exports"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-15",
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    "slug": "shadcncraft",
    "url": "https://shadcncraft.com",
    "domain": "shadcncraft.com",
    "name": "shadcncraft",
    "tagline": "Paid shadcn/ui registry plus a 1:1 Figma kit, 8 styles across Radix and Base UI",
    "description": "shadcncraft is a commercial shadcn/ui design system shipped as two matched halves: a React registry installed through the shadcn CLI from the `@shadcncraft` namespace, and a suite of Figma kits carrying the same components. Its own catalogue is 192 pro blocks, 55 pro components, 4 hooks, 11 Figma page designs and 1 full site template; the homepage counts of 117 components and 245 blocks include the official shadcn/ui set rebuilt in the Figma kits. Every item is emitted against 8 visual styles crossed with 2 component bases (Radix UI, Base UI) for 16 installable combinations, 24 layerable colour themes and 5 swappable icon libraries. Sold as a one-time purchase per seat by AHO Pty Ltd, with a free tier that installs without credentials.",
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      "image",
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      "navbar",
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      "header",
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      "announcement-bar",
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      "kpi-row",
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      "meter",
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      "pagination",
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      "rating",
      "error-page",
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      "404",
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      "adding-to-cart",
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        "purpose": "Complete B2B fintech / payments / workflow SaaS marketing site, shipped as a Figma file plus a full Next.js repository. $79 USD one-time. Live preview at https://clearflow-next-template.vercel.app/",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "purpose": "Application dashboard layout with metrics, tables and sidebar. Figma only.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f26069b57b638ff7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "purpose": "Account and workspace settings screen. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "name": "Messaging (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Two-pane messaging / inbox screen. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Team (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Team roster / people page. Figma only.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f26069b57b638ff7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Pricing (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Pricing page with plan comparison. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
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        "name": "FAQ (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "FAQ page built on accordion blocks. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Contact (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Contact page with form variants. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Blog Listing (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Blog index with featured and grid cards. Figma only.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Blog Post (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "Long-form article page with blog components. Figma only.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f26069b57b638ff7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "About (Figma page design)",
        "url": "https://shadcncraft.com/pages",
        "purpose": "About / company story page. Figma only.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f26069b57b638ff7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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    "pkg": "@shadcncraft/skills",
    "docsUrl": "https://shadcncraft.com/docs",
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    "registryUrl": "https://shadcncraft.com/r/{style}/{name}",
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    "pricingDetail": "One-time, lifetime access, tax included, priced per seat. Base Figma: $119 single / $449 team (5) / $999 enterprise. Pro Figma: $299 / $899 / $1,399. Pro React: $249 / $999 / $1,799. Pro Figma + React: $499 / $1,799 / $2,999. ClearFlow site template $79. Free tier (22 items) needs no licence key. No refunds; upgrades are self-serve and charge only the difference.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Reach for this when the user already owns a licence and wants pro shadcn blocks installed rather than hand-written — `npx shadcn@latest add @shadcncraft/<name>` drops real shadcn source into their tree, and `npx shadcn@latest list @shadcncraft` / `search @shadcncraft -q \"...\"` let you discover item names before installing. Pro items 403 without `X-License-Key` and `X-Instance-Name` headers in components.json, so probe with a free item (`@shadcncraft/avatar-stack`) first and fall back to plain shadcn/ui rather than guessing block names. Read https://shadcncraft.com/llms-full.txt before installing: it lists every item slug, tier and install command, which is far cheaper than crawling the site.",
    "whyItMatters": "It is the most agent-legible commercial shadcn registry in the index — llms.txt, llms-full.txt, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, a machine-readable pricing.md, shipped agent skills and documented shadcn-MCP compatibility. The Figma-to-React 1:1 layer-name/`data-slot` parity is the genuinely rare part.",
    "tier": "A",
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      "8 styles x 2 bases (Radix UI + Base UI) = 16 installable combinations",
      "Figma layer name maps 1:1 to React data-slot",
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    "description": "The mobile-apps section of Kree8 Studio's portfolio: a grid of 26 project tiles showing app UI work, all image-only with no project names, client names or case-study copy exposed in the DOM. Kree8 is a small productized design studio run by Jay and Satya that claims 130+ brands and 50+ founders who raised $200M+, selling a $5,149 one-time landing page package and a $7,199 retainer covering landing pages, logos, mobile and web apps, product design, social graphics and 2D/3D animation. Named testimonials include Roy Lee (Cluely), Harsh (Outreachify), Hunter (Profitable) and Greg V (Numbers). Useful as visual reference for mobile screen craft, not as a source of assets or code.",
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    "tagline": "Branding-led design and development studio, six-person team, named client outcomes",
    "description": "Monochrome Studio is a small branding, UI/UX and development shop led by creative director Matija Elek, positioned around one unified process rather than separate services. Its two packaged offers are 'Visual Identity + Guidelines' and 'Identity + Website'. Public case studies carry outcome numbers: U Krugu medical podcast (500k subscribers), SignAvatar AI software ($1M raised), Zakulin honey products (100k products sold) and Kežual clothing store. Six named team members appear on the site; there is no public price list, only a free 45-minute consulting call.",
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    "tagline": "Search index of 2M+ SKILL.md agent skills scraped from public GitHub repos",
    "description": "SkillsMP is an independent, free aggregator that crawls GitHub for SKILL.md files and indexes them — it claims 2,000,000+ skills across 12 top-level domains and 50+ categories, browsable by category, by SOC occupation, or by creator, in 9 languages. It is not a hosting or install platform: every result links back to its source GitHub tree, and installation is the normal Claude Code path (`/plugin add <github-url>` or copying the folder into ~/.claude/skills/). Its real value to an agent is the machine surface: an unauthenticated REST search endpoint, a streamable-HTTP MCP server, an OpenAPI spec and .well-known discovery documents. Not affiliated with Anthropic.",
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    "whyItMatters": "The only broad, freely queryable index of the SKILL.md ecosystem, and one of the few directories in this catalog that ships an MCP server plus an unauthenticated REST endpoint — an agent can actually use it mid-task.",
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      "skeleton",
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      "time-picker",
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      "split-view",
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        "purpose": "One starter React Native app template bundled with the $59.99 lifetime purchase; two catalogue items also carry downloadable project files.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Reach for this only when the user already owns it — the catalogue renders entirely client-side from Supabase behind an auth dialog, so you cannot read component source by fetching a URL and you should never claim to have. It is screen-level, not atom-level: the win is a finished animated paywall, walkthrough or tab bar for an Expo app, which is exactly the layer shadcn-style web registries do not cover. Two cautions — several components are explicit clones of Claude, ChatGPT, Discord, Airbnb and Coinbase UI, which is a trademark risk in a shipped product, and the FAQ says company use of these components to train AI output needs a separate licence, so do not feed them into a fine-tuning pipeline.",
    "whyItMatters": "React Native has very little in the way of polished, animation-first screen kits, and this is one of the few that is current, categorised and cheap — it fills the mobile gap that the shadcn ecosystem leaves open.",
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      "$59.99 one-time, lifetime, no subscription",
      "Animation-heavy: Coinbase pull-to-refresh, Apple Intelligence flame, shimmer",
      "Copy-paste only — no CLI, registry or npm package",
      "Side directories for RN packages, app screenshots and jobs"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-15",
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        "url": "https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md/tree/main/design-md/wired",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "name": "Wise",
        "url": "https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md/tree/main/design-md/wise",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "name": "xAI",
        "url": "https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md/tree/main/design-md/x.ai",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "name": "Zapier",
        "url": "https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md/tree/main/design-md/zapier",
        "purpose": "Automation platform. Warm orange, friendly illustration-driven",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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    "agentGuidance": "This is the cheapest way to give a build a real visual identity: raw-fetch a single file, e.g. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md/main/design-md/linear.app/DESIGN.md, write it to the project root, and reference it in every UI instruction. Reach for it before getdesign.md - same content, MIT, no paywall, and directly fetchable, while the website hides its index behind client-side rendering. Pair it with Impeccable (craft rules) or hue (generate a system for a brand that is not in the 73); do not expect tokens, CSS or components - a DESIGN.md is prose plus values, so you still write every line of the implementation.",
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      "9-section DESIGN.md schema",
      "light and dark preview.html per brand",
      "retro Dell 1996 and Nintendo 2001 entries"
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    "tagline": "Agent skill that turns any brand URL or screenshot into a design system",
    "description": "hue is an MIT-licensed skill for Claude Code and Codex that reads a brand from a URL, a name, or a screenshot and writes out a complete design language as a second, generated skill: color tokens, typography, spacing, light and dark mode, hero-stage recipes, icon-kit selection, and a component library. You clone it into ~/.claude/skills or ~/.agents/skills once, then say 'make a design skill from cursor.com' in any session. Every generated skill is gated through scripts/validate.mjs, which checks YAML syntax, orphan CSS selectors, undefined var(--token) usages, leftover placeholders, em-dashes, the SKILL.md frontmatter contract, WCAG contrast on core text/background pairs, and AI-default display fonts. Seventeen worked examples ship in examples/, each with design-model.yaml and landing-page.html.",
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        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://github.com/dominikmartn/hue/blob/main/references/components-template.md",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "tokens template",
        "url": "https://github.com/dominikmartn/hue/blob/main/references/tokens-template.md",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://github.com/dominikmartn/hue/blob/main/references/hero-stage.md",
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      {
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        "url": "https://github.com/dominikmartn/hue/blob/main/references/background-shaders.md",
        "purpose": "Background treatment recipes for the generated system",
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        "Every Seedance animation prompt in the guide follows the same skeleton: locked-off static camera, an explicit 'no hands, no objects, no people' exclusion, one specified light behaviour, exact preservation of the source image's colour grade, and 'end frame matches opening frame exactly' for a seamless loop.",
        "Loopability is what makes an asset deployable — use start-frame and end-frame conditioning, and export all four aspect ratios (9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 4:3) from the same session.",
        "Light behaviour is the animation: drifting specular highlights, rotating hard key lights, and raking light that makes emboss depth legible do more work than moving the object.",
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        "h": 750
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        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Straight Lines' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/68cf800bd8b5fb84.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/cross-section",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Cross Section' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/brick-wall-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Brick Wall' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/1282056258072ab7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/herringbone-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Herringbone' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/bc9ba2b1906c0776.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Flower - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/flower-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Flower' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/e028dc685bb4a358.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Plus - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/plus-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Plus' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/3484cb0e0c7d97eb.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
        "name": "Circles - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/circles-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Circles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f69af30152e9f4e1.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Concentric Circles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/adjointed-circles",
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        "shot": "/tpl/d9f201684e960384.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/adjointed-diamonds",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Adjointed Diamonds' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/diamonds-1",
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        "h": 750
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/overlapping-hexagons",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Overlapping Hexagons' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/squares-and-squares-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Squares & Squares' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/squares-and-diamonds",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Squares & Diamonds' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/6d518dd6007f24f8.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/squares-and-circles-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Squares & Circles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/cfa2604cc431f932.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/squares-and-plus-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Squares & Plus' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
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      {
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        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Squares & Stars' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/c3f565dd61746537.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Stars & Lines - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/stars-and-lines-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Stars & Lines' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/b1670917478311d8.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "name": "Triangles - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/triangles-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Triangles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/24ac8f261fe98b0b.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/inverted-triangles",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Inverted Triangles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/ab287db83fe169bb.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Checkerboard",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/checkerboard",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Checkerboard' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/4aa83121c336a708.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Japanese Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/japanese-pattern-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Japanese Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/557aecc2f986b5b5.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Eyes - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/eyes-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Eyes' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/3dd01e33dbecf883.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
        "name": "Jigsaw",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/jigsaw",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Jigsaw' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/5af257b6bd8875c7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/railroad",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Railroad' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "name": "Octagons - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/octagons-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Octagons' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/d120be07dff362b5.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
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        "name": "Lines - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/lines-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Lines' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/39e3a906a971df59.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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      {
        "name": "Scales - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/scales-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Scales' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/040ed209c115ce5f.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "name": "Leaves - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/leaves-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Leaves' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/60e4daaca8a50fd7.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Pipes",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/pipes",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Pipes' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/8d726a47843ebaf3.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Zebra",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/zebra",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Zebra' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/ded60f58dfe3b4f9.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Memphis Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/memphis-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Memphis Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/dd20f49b0436c39e.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Greek Key",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/greek-key",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Greek Key' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/c52462e4c7944e30.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Chinese Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/chinese-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Chinese Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/70773e08b7f7ed74.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "New Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/new-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'New Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/5b2711fdf8ef2b36.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Double Bubble - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/double-bubble-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Double Bubble' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/c2e5efca8841688f.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Stars - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/stars-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Stars' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/ad75024499cd0d38.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Semicircles - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/semicircles-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Semicircles' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/8d48fb5d1b776861.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Songket Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/songket-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Songket Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/b5ffe68991780710.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Candy Cane - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/candy-cane-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Candy Cane' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/e2f5bb19ea2a7e25.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Christmas Bells - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/christmas-bells-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Christmas Bells' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f39d698f7db4a38a.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Christmas Gift",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/christmas-gift",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Christmas Gift' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/6b6827257b838a78.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Christmas Pattern - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/christmas-pattern-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Christmas Pattern' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/d68037341d539049.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Christmas Tree - 1",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/christmas-tree-1",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Christmas Tree' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/f4dca46a8be8dc56.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Christmas Tree Balls",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/christmas-tree-balls",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Christmas Tree Balls' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/add90c737ab9ab28.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Santa Claus",
        "url": "https://pattern.monster/santa-claus",
        "purpose": "Seamless tileable SVG background pattern — 'Santa Claus' family; recolour, resize, rotate and stroke-adjust, then copy the SVG/CSS or download SVG/PNG.",
        "shot": "/tpl/c390605b66882798.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://pattern.monster/snowflakes-1",
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    "tagline": "Glassmorphism component set for React that installs through the shadcn CLI",
    "description": "A shadcn-compatible registry of glass-styled React components: blurred, translucent surfaces with glow and border treatments, shipped as copy-in source rather than a runtime dependency. The published registry.json exposes 76 items across primitives (button, input, select, tabs, sheet), composed cards, and a handful of profile/repository dashboard sections. It ships three themes (Glass, Light, Aurora) and a CLAUDE.md context file plus Context7 indexing aimed at AI coding assistants. Requires React 18+ and Tailwind CSS 4.1+.",
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      "repo moved from Yhooi2 to artyhoo"
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    "description": "An open publishing registry where design engineers upload React and Tailwind components, full page templates, and shadcn theme presets; anyone can publish and authorship stays on a public profile. The catalog claims 12,000+ components, templates, and themes across marketing blocks (animated heroes, shaders, liquid and metal, backgrounds, gradients, footers) and UI (buttons, AI chats, cards and grids, galleries and 3D, navigation, sign-ins and widgets, sections). Every item offers two paths: a copyable AI prompt for Cursor / Claude Code / v0 / Lovable, or the shadcn CLI. The 21st MCP (formerly Magic MCP) lets an editor search the registry and generate UI in place.",
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        "purpose": "General online retail storefront",
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        "purpose": "Cloud services platform site",
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@nextjsshop/templates/aceai",
        "purpose": "AI application marketing site",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "w": 1200,
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        "purpose": "Networking / community platform site",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@nextjsshop/templates/personal-portfolio",
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        "purpose": "Marketing site for a scheduling product",
        "shot": "/tpl/15843551f561905d.webp",
        "w": 1200,
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/minimal-portfolio-template",
        "purpose": "Minimal personal portfolio",
        "shot": "/tpl/dfe0ce0ecf45de9a.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/ai-agent-template",
        "purpose": "AI agent product site",
        "shot": "/tpl/3d8384d9e69e304b.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
        "name": "Open PRO",
        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/open-pro",
        "purpose": "Professional services / SaaS marketing site",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/devfolio",
        "purpose": "Developer portfolio",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/magic-portfolio-for-next-js",
        "purpose": "Interactive portfolio built on Next.js",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://21st.dev/@serafimcloud/templates/nodus-agent-template",
        "purpose": "AI agent system marketing site",
        "shot": "/tpl/450a7a933c9ed71f.webp",
        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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    "whyItMatters": "The only registry that treats agent terminal UI as a design language worth reproducing accurately, and it does it with semantic HTML instead of a monospace screenshot.",
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    "description": "mapcn fills the one obvious hole in the shadcn ecosystem: maps. It wraps MapLibre GL in copy-paste React components styled with Tailwind, with light/dark basemaps that switch with your theme, and covers markers, popups, controls, routes, arcs, GeoJSON layers and clustering. On top of the single `map` primitive it ships 8 full map blocks — analytics dashboards, choropleths, a delivery tracker, an uptime map, a store locator and more. MIT, 11.4k stars, and it publishes an llms.txt for agents.",
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        "w": 1200,
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    "whyItMatters": "shadcn/ui has no map, and every product eventually needs one; mapcn made the missing piece MIT, token-free and theme-aware, which is why it took 11k stars fast.",
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      "publishes llms.txt",
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    "slug": "transitions-dev",
    "url": "https://transitions.dev/",
    "domain": "transitions.dev",
    "name": "Transitions.dev",
    "tagline": "35 essential web-app transitions, packaged as an agent skill",
    "description": "Transitions.dev is Jakub Antalik's catalogue of the transitions real product UI actually needs — card resize, modal open/close, tab slide, toast, success check, skeleton reveal, shimmer, error shake, drag-and-drop with physics and about 25 more — each shipped as portable CSS namespaced under t-* selectors with semantic custom properties, plus React versions. The differentiator is distribution: it installs as an agent skill (`npx skills add Jakubantalik/transitions.dev`) that gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and Gemini CLI the commands `transitions reveal / review / apply / refine / polish`, so an agent can audit a codebase's hand-rolled animations and replace them with motion tokens. The free site demonstrates the core set; Pro unlocks the full production library, the Refine live-tuning tool and a commercial licence.",
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      "agent-skill",
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      "shimmer",
      "skeleton",
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      "drag-and-drop",
      "count-up",
      "toast",
      "tooltip",
      "accordion",
      "dropdown-menu",
      "modal",
      "checkbox",
      "spinner",
      "badge",
      "text-effect",
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    "pricingDetail": "Free tier on the site. Pro Solo $9/month or $149 lifetime; Pro Team $39/month for 5 seats or $499 lifetime. Pro adds the full library, the Refine tuning tool and a commercial licence for unlimited projects.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Install this as a skill rather than copying snippets — the value is `transitions review`, which walks an existing codebase, finds hand-rolled keyframes and hardcoded durations, and proposes named motion tokens instead; that is the pass to run after you scaffold UI with shadcn or beUI. It is CSS-first and framework-agnostic, so it layers cleanly on top of any component library without pulling in Motion/Framer, and it will not conflict with a library that already animates. Two cautions: the GitHub repo publishes no licence file and the full library plus commercial rights sit behind Pro, so check entitlement before shipping to a client, and do not stack its transitions on components that already have their own — you get double-easing.",
    "whyItMatters": "It reframes motion as a reviewable, tokenised layer an agent can audit, which is a far better fit for AI-built UI than a gallery of copy-paste keyframes.",
    "tier": "A",
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      "transitions review audits existing animations",
      "portable t-* CSS with motion tokens",
      "Refine live-tuning tool",
      "no licence file on the repo"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-15",
    "evidence": "https://transitions.dev/, https://transitions.dev/pro, https://transitions.dev/skill, gh repo view Jakubantalik/transitions.dev, web search for repo/licence",
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    "slug": "beui-beui",
    "url": "https://beui.dev/",
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    "tagline": "106-item Motion + Tailwind registry for React, shadcn-compatible",
    "description": "beUI is a copy-paste motion component registry for React and Next.js built on Motion (Framer Motion) and Tailwind, installed through the shadcn CLI. Its registry.json lists 106 items — 79 components and 27 blocks — spanning the usual animated primitives (button variants, tabs, switch, select, combobox, drawer, dock, tooltip, popover morph, morphing modal, five range-slider treatments, four action-swap styles), scroll and text effects, a shader background, and a full agent-UI set: message, prompt-input, reasoning-text, thinking-shimmer, tool-approval, file-diff, citations, streaming-response and a whole chat-app block. Blocks go further into product territory — dynamic island, command palette, swipeable list, OTP input, signup form, wallet card, prediction market and five distinct 404 pages. MIT, free, with a separate paid Pro tier.",
    "category": "motion-interaction",
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        "cli",
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      "sidebar",
      "dock",
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      "shimmer",
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/chat-app.json",
        "purpose": "Complete AI chat application block — sidebar, scroller, composer, streaming",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "purpose": "Animated cmd-K palette",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "purpose": "Animated sign-up flow",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/otp-input.json",
        "purpose": "One-time-code entry for 2FA and email verification",
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        "w": 1200,
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      {
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        "purpose": "404 page, glitch treatment (also magnetic, spotlight, stacked, terminal)",
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        "w": 1200,
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
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        "purpose": "Stacked wallet/payment card interaction",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/swipeable-list.json",
        "purpose": "Mobile-style swipe-to-action list rows",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/file-upload.json",
        "purpose": "Animated drag-and-drop upload with attachment states",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
      {
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        "purpose": "Expanding in-app feedback capture",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "purpose": "Toolbar that morphs open into contextual actions",
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        "w": 1200,
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      },
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/knockout-bracket.json",
        "purpose": "Tournament bracket view",
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        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
      },
      {
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        "url": "https://beui.dev/r/project-folder.json",
        "purpose": "Folder that fans open to reveal contents",
        "shot": "/tpl/b2f29840ea61d8b2.webp",
        "w": 1200,
        "h": 750
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    ],
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    "install": "bunx --bun shadcn add @beui/notification-stack",
    "pkg": null,
    "docsUrl": "https://beui.dev/",
    "repoUrl": "https://github.com/starc007/ui-components",
    "registryUrl": "https://beui.dev/r/registry.json",
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      "license": "MIT",
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    "pricingDetail": "Core registry free and MIT. A paid Pro tier exists at pro.beui.dev; price not verified.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Reach for beUI when shadcn/ui already covers the structure and the gap is motion — it installs through the same CLI into the same components/ui path, so the two compose without a second design system. Prefer it over Aceternity or Magic UI when the target is product UI rather than a landing page: the range-slider, wheel-picker, editable table and agent-UI sets are app furniture, not hero decoration, and the five 404 variants and dynamic island are genuinely production-shaped. Two things to watch: everything is client-side Motion, so mark files 'use client' and keep the heavy items (shader-background, cylinder-carousel, infinite-masonry) off first paint; and its agent components (message, prompt-input, tool-approval) overlap Vercel ai-elements and brainless — pick one family so the chat surface stays visually coherent.",
    "whyItMatters": "One of the few motion registries with enough breadth — 106 items covering forms, tables, mobile gestures and agent chat — to carry a whole app instead of decorating a marketing page.",
    "tier": "A",
    "notableFor": [
      "106 registry items, 79 components + 27 blocks",
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    "description": "integrations.sh is an open registry that maps, for each of 3,230 service domains, which integration surfaces exist and what credentials each one needs. The catalogue holds 5,758 specs: 3,806 OpenAPI/REST, 1,274 MCP servers, 565 CLIs and 113 GraphQL endpoints, each with a domain, category, icon and source URL. The whole thing is downloadable as one JSON file at /api.json, with per-domain detect/discover/surface endpoints and a hosted MCP server on top. It is aimed at agents that must answer 'can I talk to this service, and how do I authenticate' without a human in the loop.",
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    "description": "This is the public shadcn registry behind Chánh Đại's portfolio site, listed on shadcn/ui's own Trusted Registries page. The registry.json carries 96 items — roughly 59 components, 12 page blocks, 9 theme-toggle styles, plus hooks and libs — and 36 of them have documented demo pages. The bias is decorative and personal-site oriented: the Apple 'hello' handwriting effect, a GitHub contribution graph, testimonial layouts, a TOC minimap, view-transition theme toggles, an iOS-style wheel picker. Install any item with the shadcn CLI under the @ncdai namespace.",
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    "name": "Gradient Shimmer",
    "tagline": "Zero-dependency React text shimmer driven by the Web Animations API",
    "description": "gradient-shimmer is a single React component that sweeps a multi-stop gradient highlight across a run of text while keeping the text selectable and readable by screen readers. It has no dependencies and needs no CSS import or Tailwind — the animation is built with the Web Animations API and it ships nine gradient presets (sunrise, bubble, sunset, peach, tonic, mint, spring, twilight, bay) plus controls for duration, spread, easing, idle pause, pause-on-scroll and reduced-motion. It is for loading and 'thinking' labels where a grey skeleton would feel dead. The URL in this entry is only a demo page; the real documentation is the GitHub README.",
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    "whyItMatters": "A tightly scoped micro-library that gets the accessibility details right — selectable text, reduced-motion respect, and graceful fallbacks.",
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    "tagline": "48 owned-source React components for agentic AI apps, on Base UI + Tailwind v4",
    "description": "A copy-into-your-repo component kit for AI chat and agent interfaces, built on Base UI primitives, Tailwind v4 and React 19. Its own CLI writes an `aikit.json`, installs tokens and the `cn` helper, then copies each component's source into your project with imports rewritten to your alias — the shadcn ownership model, and the docs list Vite, Next.js, React Router, TanStack Start and shadcn-CLI paths. It ships 29 chatbot components, 9 code-surface components and 10 primitives, and is deliberately data-layer agnostic: 'no built-in store, no required hook, no transport', so it works with any React AI SDK or a hand-rolled fetch loop. Built by Nauval at Kredibel; early — v0.0.2 on npm, 56 stars, and no LICENSE file in the repo.",
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    "whyItMatters": "The deepest coding-agent surface set outside the SDK-locked kits — Diff Rich, Sandbox, Exception and Env are components almost nobody else ships — and it is genuinely transport-agnostic. The missing licence is the only thing keeping it out of production.",
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    "url": "https://www.freefaces.gallery/",
    "domain": "freefaces.gallery",
    "name": "Free Faces",
    "tagline": "87 hand-picked free-licence typefaces, filterable by six classifications",
    "description": "A curated gallery of typefaces available under some free licence, designed and maintained by Simon Foster. It indexes 87 faces across six classifications — Cursive, Display, Monospace, Sans Serif, Serif and Slab — in a grid or list view, with each detail page giving the classification, the number of styles, the exact licence (for example Commit Mono is 'SIL Open Font License 1.1'), selected glyphs and a 'Get this typeface' link straight to the foundry or repo. The selection leans editorial rather than exhaustive: Apfel Grotezk, Bluu Next, Karrik, Pilowlava, Departure Mono, Typefesse and Murmure sit alongside the obvious Inter, Work Sans, Lora and JetBrains Mono. It hosts nothing itself — every download goes to the source.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Query this before you write a shadcn block from scratch — 277 registries is far more than the handful an agent tends to remember, and the search returns the exact `npx shadcn add` URL, so discovery and install are one step. Wire up the MCP (streamable HTTP, `claude mcp add`) or use `npx shadcn@latest search @shoogle` in a shell; the browsable site is client-rendered and poor to scrape, while /directory and /shadcn-components are the only server-rendered pages. Vet what you install: these are third-party community registries with no licence or accessibility guarantee, so read the component source before it lands in a production tree.",
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    "name": "Dot Matrix",
    "tagline": "90 dot-matrix loading animations installed one at a time through a shadcn registry",
    "description": "Dot Matrix is a single-purpose shadcn registry of dot-matrix loading animations. Each loader is a React and TypeScript component styled with Tailwind and self-contained CSS keyframes.\n\nThe registry holds 91 items: 90 loaders and one bundle named all, which writes 93 files at once. The loaders come in five shape families, and the name of each one says which: dotm-3x3 20, dotm-circular 20, dotm-square 20, dotm-triangle 20 and dotm-hex 10.\n\nOne loader installs four files: the loader itself, dotmatrix-core.tsx, dotmatrix-hooks.ts and dotmatrix-loader.css. It pulls no npm dependency and no other registry item.\n\nIt is for a team that already runs the shadcn CLI and wants one loading vocabulary across a product instead of a generic spinner.",
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        "copy-paste",
        "github-repo"
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      "content_type": [
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        "structured-docs"
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      "maturity": "actively-maintained"
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    "repoUrl": "https://github.com/zzzzshawn/matrix",
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    "tier": "B",
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      "per-loader shadcn registry install",
      "self-contained CSS keyframes, zero npm dependencies",
      "an all bundle that writes 93 files",
      "licence contradicts its open-source claim"
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    "slug": "loading-ui",
    "url": "https://loading-ui.com/",
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    "name": "Loading UI",
    "tagline": "47 MIT-licensed React loaders, spinners and skeletons via shadcn CLI",
    "description": "Loading UI is an MIT-licensed collection of 47 loading components for React + Tailwind, distributed as a shadcn registry so each one copies into your codebase as plain source. The set covers rings and arcs, dot and pulse loaders, text shimmer and typing states, geometric grid and wave loaders, plus a skeleton and a terminal loader. Components are small SVG or div primitives driven by scoped CSS keyframes with a `--duration` variable, so there is no runtime animation dependency. It suits any React + Tailwind + shadcn project that wants consistent, tokenisable loading states.",
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      "distribution": [
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        "copy-paste",
        "github-repo"
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      "content_type": [
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    "agentGuidance": "Make this the default loader source for a React + Tailwind + shadcn app: it is MIT, the components are dependency-free SVG plus scoped keyframes, and speed is tuned by setting `--duration` rather than editing the file. Prefer it over Dot Matrix when licence clarity matters, and over hand-rolled spinners when you need matched text-shimmer and typing states for an AI chat surface. Install by registry id (`@loading-ui/ring`, `@loading-ui/skeleton`); the site markets 47 loaders while registry.json holds 50 items because style and util entries are included.",
    "whyItMatters": "A rare loader library that stays honest about scope: no runtime dependency, no design-system lock-in, MIT, and small enough that an agent can install exactly the two states a screen needs.",
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    "description": "Macfolio is a curated discovery directory for the Mac ecosystem, organised into Software, Hardware, Workspace, Books and Videos, with Top Picks and New filters and a blog. The software section alone runs past 100 indexed apps (Raycast-era indie utilities such as Klack, Alcove, Superwhisper, Presentify and mymind alongside staples like Obsidian, 1Password and Fantastical), each tagged by purpose and platform. Entries carry short editorial descriptions and affiliate links rather than screenshots or teardowns. It is for designers and Mac users hunting for tools and setup inspiration, not for anyone shipping UI code.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Use this to answer 'what Mac app does X' or to source indie-macOS UI references for a native-feeling design, not to build anything — it ships no code, tokens or assets. Its real value to a design task is the long tail of small indie macOS apps whose interfaces are worth studying for menu-bar, dock and window-chrome patterns. Treat the copy as affiliate-influenced editorial and verify a tool's current pricing at its own site before recommending it.",
    "whyItMatters": "A genuinely well-curated slice of the indie macOS scene, which is where a lot of current desktop interaction craft actually lives. It is a discovery aid, not a production resource.",
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      "Top Picks and New filters",
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    "httpStatus": 200,
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    "slug": "sortui",
    "url": "https://sortui.company/",
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    "name": "SortUI",
    "tagline": "Paid Figma design system and Framer section kit, plus six store templates",
    "description": "SortUI is a one-studio shop selling two flagship products — a Figma UI kit design system ($99) and a Framer kit of pre-built website sections ($79) — with a $199 lifetime pass covering both plus future releases. A separate store holds six smaller items: two free downloads, a $12 device mockup, and three Framer site templates from $29 to $49. Everything is delivered as a Figma file or a Framer project, so there is no code output, npm package or registry. It is aimed at designers building marketing sites in Framer who want a paid head start.",
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      "styling": [
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      "license": [
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      {
        "name": "Framer Kit",
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        "purpose": "Free browser-chrome mockup asset for presentations",
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        "w": 1200,
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      {
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        "url": "https://sortui.company/store/iphone-5s-mockup",
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        "h": 750
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        "purpose": "$39 portfolio-focused Framer template",
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    "whyItMatters": "A competent but thin solo shop: useful to one designer buying a Framer head start, and close to worthless to anyone shipping code or evaluating component quality.",
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    "domain": "smallbits.design",
    "name": "Smallbits",
    "tagline": "290+ free pixel icons drawn on a strict 8x8 grid",
    "description": "Smallbits is a free icon set of 290+ pixelated icons, every one drawn inside an 8x8 pixel grid so the whole set shares one hard constraint and one visual voice. It is distributed as a single 'Download all' bundle through a Creem checkout by the studio Minor Adventures. The licence is free for personal and commercial work including client projects, permits modification, requires no attribution, and forbids reselling or redistributing the icon files themselves. It suits retro, terminal and low-fi interfaces where a modern stroke icon set would look wrong.",
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      "agent_readiness": [
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    "agentGuidance": "Choose Smallbits only for a deliberately pixel or 8-bit aesthetic — at 8x8 these icons will not scale into a normal 20-24px stroke-icon slot next to Lucide or Heroicons, and mixing the two families looks accidental. There is no npm package, CDN or registry: a human must complete the free Creem checkout and drop the files in, so plan the asset step outside the agent loop. The licence allows commercial and client work but bars redistributing the files, which rules out committing them to a public template or shipping them inside another icon package.",
    "whyItMatters": "A rigid grid constraint is what makes an icon set cohere, and 8x8 is about the strictest one anybody ships at this scale. Free commercial use makes it a cheap way to give a retro product a real identity.",
    "tier": "B",
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    "description": "Mesurer is a measurement and alignment overlay by Julien Thibeaut (ibelick). It ships two ways: an MIT-licensed React component you drop into your own app (`<Measurer />`), and a free Chrome extension that works on any site. You get element bounds, draggable horizontal and vertical guides, pixel rulers, Alt-held distance overlays between elements, an x-ray structure mode, a typography inspector, and undo/redo with optional localStorage persistence.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It closes the loop where a design engineer usually screenshots localhost and measures in Figma — the ruler lives in the running app instead. Two delivery modes (library plus extension) from one MIT codebase makes it usable in both dev and audit workflows.",
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    "slug": "neuform",
    "url": "https://neuform.ai/",
    "domain": "neuform.ai",
    "name": "Neuform",
    "tagline": "Prompt-to-HTML page generator that emits a reusable DESIGN.md",
    "description": "Neuform is a hosted AI generator by Meng To (Design+Code) that turns prompts into HTML landing pages, app screens, social concepts, and motion directions, plus a public remix gallery of community templates. Its stated differentiator is that each output carries a DESIGN.md file describing the design system in markdown, so a coding agent can keep building in the same visual language. Pricing is a Free browse tier plus Pro, Max, and Ultra generation plans. Note: every page on the site is client-rendered — the gallery, template list, and price figures could not be read, so no template enumeration or dollar figures are recorded here.",
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      "Entirely client-rendered — unreadable to agents"
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    "slug": "shader-lab",
    "url": "https://eng.basement.studio/tools/shader-lab",
    "domain": "eng.basement.studio",
    "name": "Shader Lab",
    "tagline": "Browser shader compositor with a WebGPU React runtime for export",
    "description": "Shader Lab from basement.studio is a layer-based shader editor in the browser plus a matching npm runtime. You stack effect layers on a timeline, keyframe any parameter or bind it to audio, then take the composition into your own app through @basementstudio/shader-lab. The runtime renders a composition directly in React, feeds it into a Three.js scene as a texture, or runs the effect layers as post-processing over an existing scene. Apache-2.0, WebGPU-only.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Most shader tools are either a playground you cannot export from or a library with no authoring UI; this is both halves of the loop from a studio that ships this kind of work commercially. Apache-2.0 on a WebGPU compositor of this quality is unusual.",
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      "Blob tracking with nestable inner effects",
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    "evidence": "https://eng.basement.studio/tools/shader-lab (WebFetch plus raw curl — read the live editor UI: layers CRT, Dithering, Text, Pattern, Gradient and the full CRT parameter tree across General/Settings/Distortion/Phosphor/Noise/Bloom), https://github.com/basementstudio/shader-lab, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/basementstudio/shader-lab/main/README.md (full effect-layer list, install command, API exports, WebGPU requirement), https://api.github.com/repos/basementstudio/shader-lab (669 stars, Apache-2.0, pushed 2026-08-14). npmjs.com returned 403.",
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    "slug": "alignui",
    "url": "https://www.alignui.com/",
    "domain": "alignui.com",
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    "tagline": "React + Tailwind design system with a code-synced Figma library",
    "description": "AlignUI is a commercial design system that ships the same components as React/Tailwind code and as a Figma library kept in sync with it. The free base tier documents roughly 49 components across actions, data display, feedback, forms, layout, navigation, and overlays; the PRO tiers add around 232 blocks in 39 categories, sectoral templates, and the Figma file. Setup runs through a small MIT CLI that scaffolds Tailwind v4.1 with AlignUI tokens. It suits teams that want design/dev parity bought off the shelf rather than assembled.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Reach for AlignUI over shadcn/ui only when the team has already bought the Figma library and wants the code to match it one-to-one — that parity is the whole product, and without it shadcn plus Radix gives you more primitives, a public registry, and an actual MIT licence. The CLI is a Tailwind v4.1 scaffolder, not a component installer, and its README warns it overwrites existing CSS and tailwind.config, so never run it in an initialised repo without backing those up. No accessibility claims are published anywhere on the site, so verify keyboard and ARIA behaviour on Modal, Dropdown, and Command Menu yourself before shipping.",
    "whyItMatters": "It is one of the few systems where the Figma file is treated as a build output of the code rather than a drifting parallel artifact, which is exactly the gap most teams lose weeks to.",
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    "slug": "dessn",
    "url": "https://www.dessn.ai/",
    "domain": "dessn.ai",
    "name": "Dessn",
    "tagline": "Design and prototype against your real React repo, in the browser",
    "description": "Dessn connects to a GitHub repository, compiles it into a browsable design environment, and lets non-engineers build prototypes as live branches of the production code — no IDE and no localhost. It works with React web apps and imposes no constraint on the CSS or component library in use, and it explicitly never writes or pushes code back to your repo. Teams use it to iterate on real flows instead of static mocks; testimonials cite reusing about 90% of the generated code. Free tier plus per-seat Starter, Teams, and Enterprise plans.",
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    "tagline": "Dynamic Island for macOS: notifications, live activities, custom HUDs",
    "description": "A paid native Mac app that puts an iPhone-style Dynamic Island around the notch, absorbing notifications, live activities, media controls and system HUDs into one interactive surface. Advertised features are fluid transitions, instant notifications, live activities, swipe gestures, customisable HUDs and lock-screen widgets. It is a consumer utility, not a developer library — depo.zip's 'UI Library' tag on this link is wrong.",
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    "description": "A CLI from Cloudglue that gives a coding agent real video and image capability: point it at a file and it returns cached, reusable context plus a JSON envelope on stdout. It ships fifteen verbs — watch, see, extract, caption, search, probe, ask, query, clip, grab, face, library, jobs, workflow, publish — plus setup and login, with ffmpeg-backed local editing and Cloudglue-hosted analysis. It also distributes eight agent skills (tinycloud-init, tinycloud, sales-coaching, blog-post, ad-analysis, meeting-breakdown, youtube-publish, tinycloud-skill-creator) installable into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or the universal .agents layout, and a Claude Code plugin marketplace entry. Currently in public beta; macOS and Linux only, Windows needs WSL2.",
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      "ffmpeg-backed local clip verb is free",
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    "tagline": "Senior-led product, brand and web studio leaning crypto and web3",
    "description": "A small distributed design and development studio selling four service lines: Product (web apps, dashboards, mobile apps, DeFi apps, crypto exchanges, physical), Brand (strategy, logo system, pitch decks, brand guidelines, illustrations, animations), Website (ecommerce, crypto/web3, venture firms, SaaS, portfolios, landing pages) and Development (websites, web apps, mobile apps, DeFi platforms, databases, auditing/consulting). It publishes its rates openly, which is unusual for a studio of this size. Note that the client list on the live site is POAP Global, Celebratix, AITA Protocol, Essai, Glide Finance, Elastos Foundation and Ingenius — not the Solana/Near/Whop/Aleo roster claimed in the scraped description.",
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    "tagline": "Mac app that turns screenshots and clips into 4K device-mockup demos",
    "description": "A macOS 14.6+ app for producing device-framed demo videos and stills aimed at Threads, X and Instagram. It composes one, two or three devices in a shot with selectable model and colour, animates zoom and position, and offers a timeline with trim and transition controls. Backgrounds can be solid colours, gradients, custom images or Unsplash photos, with an auto colour selection mode that picks a background matching the content; export is 4K at up to 60fps. Distributed through TestFlight and free during the beta, with iOS promised.",
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    "description": "React Fast Marquee is a one-component package by Justin Chu: wrap any children in <Marquee> and they scroll continuously using CSS animation rather than a JS tick loop. Props cover speed in px/second, direction (left, right, up, down — vertical is flagged experimental in the README), autoFill to clone children until the track is full, pauseOnHover and pauseOnClick, loop counts, delay, edge gradient with configurable colour and width, and onFinish, onCycleComplete and onMount callbacks. It has zero runtime dependencies, ships TypeScript types, and peers on React >= 16.8. It is the standard answer for logo walls, testimonial tickers and announcement strips in React marketing pages.",
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    "description": "Quiver builds vector-native generative models (the Arrow family: 1.0, 1.1 and 1.1 Max) that turn a text prompt or a raster image into a production-ready, editable SVG rather than a traced approximation. Shipping today are logo generation and editable vector illustration, plus an API for listing models, text-to-SVG and image-to-SVG; typography and SVG animation are advertised as coming soon. It runs on a weekly credit pool with a free tier, has partnerships with Paper, Rive and Linearity, and is a16z-backed on an $8.3M seed. For brand and product designers who want a first vector pass they can open in a real editor.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Vector-native generation is a real gap in the AI image stack, and Quiver is the best-funded attempt to solve it at the model layer instead of by tracing bitmaps.",
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    "tagline": "Generate a custom typeface from a prompt or parametric sliders",
    "description": "A browser type-design tool that gives you a base typeface either from one of roughly 23 style templates (neo-grotesk, robotic, midcentury, elegant, narrow bold grotesk, rave wide and similar) or from a plain-language prompt, then lets you push it with parametric controls: Weight, Width, Shape, Joint thickness, Joint angle, Aperture, Shoulder, Bowl, Apex, Contrast and Smile. It is built on a hand-drawn glyph base rather than pure generation, and the terms assign full transferable IP in the resulting typeface to the customer, though the operator keeps a licence to train on your results. Run by G-W Technologies AB in Stockholm. Editing and export sit behind a sign-in, and the public pages do not state export formats or prices.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Parametric sliders over a hand-drawn glyph base is a far more credible route to a usable custom face than prompt-to-font generators, and the terms hand full IP in the result to the customer.",
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    "tagline": "7,000+ recorded UI animations from 1,000+ real apps, filterable by element",
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    "whyItMatters": "The largest organised catalogue of real product motion, indexed by the element you are actually building rather than by app name. It fills the gap between static screenshot galleries and code libraries that show you syntax but not taste.",
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    "url": "https://www.typeui.sh/",
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    "tagline": "CLI that writes design-system SKILL.md files for AI coding agents",
    "description": "TypeUI is an open-source CLI plus a public registry of design skill files - structured markdown that encodes typography scale, colour tokens, spacing rhythm, component anatomy, interaction states and accessibility rules in a form an agent will actually follow. `npx typeui.sh` runs an interactive generator, or `pull <slug>` fetches a curated spec straight from the registry into `.agents/skills/design-system/SKILL.md`. Commands are generate, update, randomize, list and pull; it also runs as an MCP server so an agent can consult the design system mid-build. It exists to stop LLMs inventing padding values and brand colours on the fly.",
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    "slug": "ux-pilot",
    "url": "https://uxpilot.ai/",
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    "tagline": "Free browser ASCII wireframe editor that exports plain-text mockups for agents",
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    "description": "UI Skills is Julien Thibeaut's (ibelick) curated catalogue of 209 agent skills aimed specifically at interface quality — accessibility, motion, systems, visual, interaction, performance, craft and taste. Rather than making you pick, it ships a router: an agent runs `npx ui-skills start`, then categories / list / get, and loads only the smallest relevant SKILL.md. The catalogue aggregates work from Anthropic, Vercel Labs, shadcn, antfu, addyosmani, emilkowalski, AccessLint, MengTo and others, plus ibelick's own baseline-ui, improve-ui, create-design-md and fixing-* skills. Everything is exposed three ways: the CLI, a hosted MCP server at /mcp with list_skills and get_skill, and plain text at /llms.txt and /skills/registry.txt.",
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    "description": "A free illustration pack by Pablo Stanley of loose, brush-drawn characters in a punk sci-fi register — androids, helmets, plants, dogs, people mid-stride. Every piece downloads as SVG and PNG, is recolourable in Blush, and ships under CC0 for commercial and personal use with no attribution. Use it when a product needs empty states, 404s or a hero illustration with personality instead of the usual corporate-flat house style.",
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    "description": "Software Mansion's animation library for React Native: it runs animation logic as worklets on the UI thread, so gestures and transitions stay at 60fps while JS is busy. The API is hook-shaped — useSharedValue, useAnimatedStyle, useDerivedValue, withSpring/withTiming, plus layout animations like FadeIn/FadeOut, keyboard and sensor hooks. Version 4 requires the New Architecture (Fabric) and a separate react-native-worklets dependency; 3.x remains for old-architecture apps but is no longer actively developed.",
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    "url": "https://www.inspo.page/",
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    "description": "inspo.page now 301-redirects to details.so/inspo, the inspiration half of Details. Instead of full-page screenshots it captures individual details from production sites — heroes (338), footers (287), navigations, preloaders, page transitions, cursor interactions — and cross-files them by industry (Studio 1,036, SaaS 601, AI 408, Architecture 275). A separate Vault tier adds paste-ready code for transitions, buttons and text reveals plus AI-ready build prompts. Free browsing shows the latest drops and category previews; the full library is paid.",
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    "tagline": "Free isometric SVG icon set, three perspectives, CC BY 4.0",
    "description": "An isometric icon library drawn in three perspectives and two corner styles, exported as SVG with stroke weight and colour editable on the site before download. It ships as a Figma plugin as well as direct download, and is free under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Note: the site is a client-rendered Next.js app that serves an empty shell to fetchers, so the counts below come from third-party listings rather than first-hand reading.",
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    "whyItMatters": "A rare free isometric set that is consistent enough to use as a system rather than as one-off spot art, though the CC BY attribution requirement and the unscrapeable site limit it.",
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      "CC BY 4.0 attribution required",
      "client-side-only site"
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    "description": "Figure builds general-purpose humanoid robots; the site sells two things, the Figure 03 robot and Helix, the AI system that drives it. It carries no downloadable design assets, so its value in this index is purely as a UI and brand reference: a server-rendered Next.js site with a very small nav (Figure 03, Helix, Company, News, Careers), full-bleed dark product photography, and a spec block that treats hardware numbers as the visual payload (Height 5'8\", Payload 20KG, Weight 61KG, Runtime 5HR, Speed 1.2M/S, System ELECTRIC). Sections are written as short declarative headlines such as \"The future of home help is here\" and \"Made to move through our world\". Useful when you need a template for selling a physical product without falling into SaaS landing-page conventions.",
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    "whyItMatters": "A rare example of a well-funded hardware company resisting the dashboard-screenshot playbook and letting product photography plus a six-value spec row carry the page. Worth one look before designing any physical-product site.",
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    "tagline": "Unofficial MCP bridge that lets Claude or Cursor edit a live Framer project",
    "description": "A free Framer Marketplace plugin by Tommy D. Rossi that exposes an open Framer project to any MCP client through a WebSocket tunnel to a Cloudflare Worker at mcp.unframer.co, keyed by your Framer user ID plus an optional session secret. It ships ten tool groups: project structure as XML, node selection, XML updates, colour styles, text styles, font search, node operations, React export via the unframer CLI, code-file create/read/update, and component insertion into the canvas. The listing spells out setup for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Claude Code, and states plainly \"This is not an official Framer plugin.\" Published 4 August 2025, last updated about five months ago, licence listed as \"Limited License\".",
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    "whyItMatters": "The most practical bridge between a no-code Framer canvas and an agent, and the only one that also emits React via unframer — but it is a third-party tunnel through someone else's Cloudflare Worker, which is a real trust decision.",
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      "free, published 4 Aug 2025"
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    "tagline": "Managed auth plus 1,000+ app toolkits so agents can act in Slack, Gmail, GitHub",
    "description": "Composio is the plumbing layer between an agent and the SaaS apps it needs to touch: 1,000+ integrations with delegated OAuth handled for you, just-in-time tool loading, sandboxed execution, triggers, and context-aware sessions. Its headline is \"Everything your agents need to take action\", and it is model- and framework-agnostic — sessions can also be consumed as MCP, which turns Claude Code or Cursor into an agent that executes across connected apps. The SDK is open source (MIT, ComposioHQ/composio, ~29.7k stars, pushed the day this entry was verified); the hosted platform is metered by tool call and carries SOC 2 and ISO 27001:2022. It is developer infrastructure, not a design resource — it belongs here as the integration layer under an AI product you are designing.",
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    "tagline": "Community index of Cursor plugins — rules, MCP servers, skills, agents, hooks",
    "description": "Cursor Directory started as a community list of .cursorrules files and has since been absorbed by Cursor itself: the site's source now lives at github.com/cursor/community-plugins, and its README describes a submission flow built on the Open Plugins standard that parses a GitHub repo URL and auto-detects rules, MCP servers, skills, agents, hooks, and LSP servers. It is a Next.js app over Supabase, with plugin security scanning run asynchronously through Supabase Queues; no catalogue data is checked into the repo. The live site could not be read first-hand — every request from a non-browser client returns HTTP 429 behind a Vercel Security Checkpoint — so the category names and entry counts on the site itself remain unverified here. Everything above comes from the repo, not from marketing copy.",
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    "description": "Osmo is a paid membership library by Dennis Snellenberg and Ilja van Eck holding the interaction techniques they use on award-winning sites. The homepage links 231 individual Vault resources by name — page transitions (column-wipe, pixelated, shutter, stacked-cards), custom cursors, GSAP and Swiper/Flickity sliders, scroll effects, Lenis and Locomotive smooth-scroll setups, custom Vimeo and Bunny HLS players, Mapbox globes and store locators, form validation, and CSS-only tabs, tooltips and toggles — plus a separate 100-item accessible Button Pack, an SVG icon library, and an easings tool for CSS and GSAP. Each resource is copy-pasteable into Webflow or usable as plain HTML/CSS/JS, and carries a \"Copy Context for AI\" action. Everything except a 20-resource free demo sits behind a login.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It solves the real problem with open-source icons — not scarcity but discovery across three dozen incompatible sets — and it is the rare aggregator that labels the licence of every library it indexes.",
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    "description": "SVG Doodles is a single-page browser tool holding a set of hand-drawn abstract vector marks — squiggles, blobs, stars, arrows and geometric scribbles — filed under three categories: Abstract, General and Square. The shipped data file carries 225 shapes of which 16 are hidden by the app, leaving roughly 209 visible; none of them are named, they are numbered. Each doodle can be recoloured in-app and copied out as SVG, TSX, JSX, Vue, Svelte, Astro, React Native, CSS or base64, or downloaded as PNG at 16-240px. Note that no licence or usage terms appear anywhere on the site or in its bundle, the app is a Lovable-generated SPA with debug logging still in production, and the footer is an ad for Lexington Themes.",
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    "slug": "mmm-page",
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    "whyItMatters": "A charming freeform builder with a devoted following, but it contributes nothing an agent can build with, and the URL catalogued here is a bare redirect to the marketing homepage.",
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    "tagline": "Text-to-360 equirectangular panorama generator with HDRI and API output",
    "description": "Skybox AI, by Blockade Labs, generates seamless 360-degree equirectangular panoramas from a text prompt in roughly 15 seconds, with style presets, negative prompts and a remix flow for iterating on an existing world. Output goes well past a flat image: 8K and 16K exports, 32-bit HDRI for image-based lighting, and 3D skybox meshes, with direct paths into Blender and Unreal plus a native Unity plugin. There is a documented API and SDK and the site advertises MCP support, so generation can be driven from a pipeline or an agent rather than the web UI. All paid plans include full commercial licensing; the free tier is preview-only with no exports.",
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    "whyItMatters": "The clear category leader for text-to-360 environments, and one of the few generative-media services with a real API, an MCP surface and unambiguous commercial licensing.",
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    "url": "https://colourcontrast.cc/",
    "domain": "colourcontrast.cc",
    "name": "Colour Contrast Checker",
    "tagline": "Single-screen WCAG contrast checker with live Google Fonts preview",
    "description": "A focused open-source web tool that takes a background and a foreground colour and shows the contrast ratio alongside four pass/fail grades at once: AA Large, AAA Large, AA Normal and AAA Normal. Each colour can be edited as hex, RGB or HSL with individual channel readouts, copied to the clipboard, swapped with the other via a reverse control, or saved for later. A Google Fonts picker restyles the live specimen text so you can judge the pairing at 18pt/24px large and 16px normal rather than as abstract swatches. It is MIT-licensed TypeScript by Alex Clapperton with UI by Will Tarpey, free with a Buy Me a Coffee link, and the page itself is built accessibly with real skip links to each region.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Send a human here when a chosen palette needs a visual sanity check — the typeface preview means you can see whether 4.6:1 actually reads at 16px, which a bare ratio number never tells you. Do not use it as a programmatic gate: there is no API, so in a build pipeline compute the ratio yourself (wcag-contrast, polished's `getContrast`, or the CSS Color 4 formula) or lean on axe-core. Its real edge over WebAIM's checker is showing all four AA/AAA thresholds simultaneously, so it is the faster tool when you are tuning one token against several text sizes.",
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    "domain": "flowponent.com",
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    "tagline": "1,091 copy-paste Webflow cloneable sections, 335 of them free",
    "description": "Flowponent is a searchable library of Webflow cloneable UI components — mostly whole page sections you copy to the clipboard and paste straight into the Webflow Designer. The homepage reports 1,091 components split into 756 Pro and 335 Free, tagged by section type and layout. It is aimed at Webflow designers assembling marketing sites fast, and the same team also runs Figma, Tailwind and stock-photo side products.",
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    "agentGuidance": "Only reach for this when the target is a Webflow project — the output is Webflow clipboard JSON, not HTML or JSX, so it is worthless in a React or Tailwind codebase. Use the tag facets (hero, footer, pricing, checkout, 2-columns) to narrow before browsing, and expect to hit the Pro paywall on roughly 70 percent of results. You cannot scrape it: /components and /pricing render as an empty Nuxt shell, and /llms.txt returns the SPA fallback rather than a real index.",
    "whyItMatters": "One of the larger curated Webflow cloneable catalogues, with a genuinely usable free tier of 335 sections — but it is locked to one no-code platform and gives an agent nothing to read.",
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      "large free tier",
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    "httpStatus": 200,
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    "tagline": "Google's open design system: 39 components, tokens, and Compose/Web code",
    "description": "Material Design 3 is Google's official design system documentation — foundations, styles (colour, typography, elevation, motion, icons), design tokens, and per-component specification pages. The sitemap lists 375 pages, of which 39 are components, plus implementation guides for Jetpack Compose, MDC-Android, Flutter and the Web. It is the canonical reference for anyone building Android UI or matching Google's visual language, and the M3 Expressive update is documented alongside it.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the clearest example of the shadcn copy-into-your-repo model crossing over to React Native, which is exactly the gap most registry-era tooling leaves open. The v5 rewrite onto Tailwind v4 also makes cross-platform styling share vocabulary with web work.",
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      "NativeWind v5 / Tailwind v4 styling",
      "Expo and React Native CLI only in v5",
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    "url": "https://feathericons.com",
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    "tagline": "287 MIT-licensed 24x24 stroke icons, the original minimal-outline set",
    "description": "Feather is a set of 287 open-source icons drawn on a 24x24 grid with a uniform 2px stroke, distributed as individual SVGs, a JS module, and a webfont-free npm package. The site lets you set size, stroke width and colour before copying or downloading, and the whole set is MIT so you can ship, modify and resell it. It is the aesthetic ancestor of most modern outline icon sets. It is also effectively frozen: the last npm release was 4.29.2 in May 2024 and the repo has seen no push since March 2025.",
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        "not-applicable"
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      "icons.json ships in the npm package"
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    "name": "Iconify",
    "tagline": "236 icon sets and 333,975 icons behind one syntax and one free public API",
    "description": "Iconify is an aggregator and rendering framework that puts 236 open-source icon sets — 333,975 icons in total — behind a single `set:name` syntax. You can use it as a web component (`iconify-icon`), as React/Vue/Svelte/Solid components, or straight from its public REST API at api.iconify.design, which serves icon data, SVGs, search and the full collections index as JSON. Components fetch only the icons a page actually uses, so you never bundle a whole set. The framework is MIT (some older packages Apache-2.0 or GPL-2.0); the icons themselves carry each set's own licence, which the API reports per collection.",
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        "github-repo",
        "web-app",
        "cli"
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    "description": "Font Awesome is the oldest widely-deployed icon toolkit, shipped as an icon font, plain SVGs and a JS/SVG renderer. The free package (@fortawesome/fontawesome-free 7.3.1) contains 2,883 icons: 2,001 Solid, 273 Regular and 609 Brands. Paid tiers unlock the rest of the ~16,000-icon library plus the Light, Thin, Duotone and Sharp families, hosted Kits, and icon subsetting. Free icons are CC BY 4.0, the fonts are OFL-1.1 and the code is MIT.",
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        "not-applicable"
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        "saas"
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      "platform": [
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        "structured-docs",
        "js-only-shell",
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    "repoUrl": "https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome",
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      "license": "NOASSERTION on GitHub; npm declares (CC-BY-4.0 AND OFL-1.1 AND MIT)",
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    "pricingDetail": "Free tier is CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Pro is a per-seat annual subscription (widely reported at ~$120/user/year, with a Pro+ tier around $150) — fontawesome.com/plans renders client-side and returned only its <title> to every fetch, so these figures come from secondary sources and are NOT verified on the vendor page.",
    "counts": {
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    "agentGuidance": "Only reach for Font Awesome when the codebase already uses it or the task specifically needs its 609 brand marks — for generic UI glyphs Lucide or Iconify give you more, newer icons under a friendlier licence and with no attribution clause. If you must confirm an icon exists in the free tier, read `metadata/icons.yml` or the `svgs/{solid,regular,brands}` directories from the npm package instead of the website, which is an empty JS shell to any non-browser fetch. Watch the licence split: CC BY 4.0 means the free icons need attribution somewhere in your product, and any class name you find in a tutorial may silently be a Pro-only style (fa-light, fa-thin, fa-duotone, fa-sharp) that renders as a blank box.",
    "whyItMatters": "It is the icon set that taught the web to use icon fonts, and it still has the deepest brand-logo coverage of any general toolkit. But it is now the only major set in this category where the good half is behind a paywall.",
    "tier": "A",
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      "CC BY 4.0 free icons require attribution",
      "Pro-only families: Light, Thin, Duotone, Sharp",
      "marketing site is unreadable without JS"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
    "evidence": "https://fontawesome.com/ and https://fontawesome.com/plans (curl + WebFetch — both returned only the <title>, JS-only shell), https://fontawesome.com/search (WebFetch, same), https://blog.fontawesome.com/font-awesome-7-is-on-the-menu/ (WebFetch, v7 announcement), data.jsdelivr.com file listing for @fortawesome/fontawesome-free@7.3.1 (SVG counts per style), registry.npmjs.org/@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/latest (version + licence string), gh api repos/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome, WebSearch for pricing",
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    "slug": "remix-icon",
    "url": "https://remixicon.com",
    "domain": "remixicon.com",
    "name": "Remix Icon",
    "tagline": "3,231 neutral 24x24 system icons in Line and Fill, under a custom non-OSI licence",
    "description": "Remix Icon is a system icon set of 3,231 SVGs drawn on a 24x24 grid, every glyph available in both Outlined and Filled styles, organised into 20 categories (System 348, Logos 300, Media 296, Document 244, Design 236, Business 220, Device 192, Arrows 178, Map 172, Finance 172, Editor 151, User & Faces 134, Others 116, Communication 92, Health & Medical 84, Weather 82, Development 66, Buildings 62, Game & Sports 50, Food 34). It ships as an npm package with individual SVGs and an icon webfont, plus a jsDelivr CDN stylesheet. As of January 2026 it is no longer Apache-2.0: it moved to a custom Remix Icon License v1.0 that permits commercial use and modification but forbids reselling the icons as a standalone pack, building a competing icon library from them, or using any icon as a logo or brand mark.",
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        "fonts"
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      "20 categories including 300 brand logos",
      "relicensed away from Apache-2.0 in January 2026",
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      "webfont plus individual SVGs on jsDelivr"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "trademark-restricted"
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    "whyItMatters": "It solves the single most annoying asset problem in product UI — getting a legally clean, correctly coloured brand mark — and it solves it with a JSON index an agent can query directly. Font Awesome's 609 brand icons are the only comparable set and they carry an attribution clause.",
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      "official hex colour shipped with every icon",
      "data/simple-icons.json machine index",
      "colour-aware CDN at cdn.simpleicons.org",
      "trademark disclaimer separate from the licence"
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    "slug": "iconoir",
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    "domain": "iconoir.com",
    "name": "Iconoir",
    "tagline": "1,671 MIT-licensed SVG icons on a 24px grid, with React, Vue and Flutter packages",
    "description": "Iconoir is an open-source icon library of 1,671 icons drawn on a 24x24 pixel grid, published under the MIT licence with no attribution requirement. It ships as plain SVG plus first-party packages for React, React Native, Vue, Flutter and Swift, a CSS icon font, and Figma and Framer libraries. It is the pick when you want a broad, genuinely free icon set that is not Lucide or Heroicons, and its stroke weight sits slightly heavier and rounder than Lucide's.",
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    "tagline": "704 icons drawn in pure CSS — but the licence since v2.1.2 forbids commercial use",
    "description": "css.gg is an icon library of roughly 700 UI icons built almost entirely from CSS pseudo-elements and box-shadows rather than SVG paths, so each icon inherits colour and size from the surrounding CSS. The repository also ships SVG and Figma versions, and the author's companion project GLYF*APP claims 6,000+ glyphs. The critical caveat is licensing: versions before 2.1.2 were MIT, but the current licence restricts use to personal, non-commercial projects, requires attribution to the author and the brand, and forbids derivative works.",
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        "css-variables"
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      "distribution": [
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        "github-repo",
        "figma-file",
        "download"
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        "code"
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      "license": "NOASSERTION (custom, non-commercial since v2.1.2)",
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    "pricingDetail": "Free to download; commercial use requires written permission from the author.",
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      "entries": null,
      "blocks": null
    },
    "agentGuidance": "Do not add css.gg to a commercial product without checking with the user first — the LICENSE.md in the repo restricts use to personal, non-commercial projects, requires brand attribution, and bans derivative works. If the user wants CSS-only icons that avoid an SVG payload, this is the reference implementation of the technique, but pinning `css.gg@2.1.1` or earlier is the only way to stay on the old MIT terms. For anything shipping to customers, prefer Iconoir or Lucide instead.",
    "whyItMatters": "The best-known demonstration that a whole icon set can be drawn in CSS, and a cautionary example of an MIT library relicensed to non-commercial mid-life.",
    "tier": "C",
    "notableFor": [
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    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "url": "https://streamlinehq.com",
    "domain": "streamlinehq.com",
    "name": "Streamline",
    "tagline": "447,000+ icons in 34 families, plus illustrations, with an API and an MCP server",
    "description": "Streamline is a commercial icon and illustration catalogue of about 447,000 assets organised into 34 families and 172 sets, spanning its own styles (Ultimate, Core, Flex, Sharp, Plump, Micro, Freehand, Nova, Cyber, Vault) and mirrored open-source sets such as Lucide, Phosphor, Tabler, Feather, Carbon and Material Symbols. Beyond the web app it ships a Figma plugin, VS Code, Webflow, Framer, Miro and Lucid plugins, a REST API and an MCP server. Access is subscription or one-time lifetime purchase per set, with roughly 9,000 free assets at /freebies.",
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      "styling": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "cross-platform"
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        "not-applicable"
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      "content_type": [
        "icons",
        "images"
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        "public-api",
        "auth-required",
        "agent-paywalled"
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      "Vercel Security Checkpoint blocks plain curl"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "domain": "icons8.com",
    "name": "Icons8",
    "tagline": "~1.3M icons in 47 styles, free only under CC BY-ND with a mandatory backlink",
    "description": "Icons8 is a very large asset marketplace covering icons (roughly 1.3 million, drawn in 47 matched UI styles), plus stock photos, vector illustrations, music and AI tools such as an upscaler and background remover. Free downloads are permitted commercially but only under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 licence that requires a visible link back to icons8.com and forbids modifying the artwork; paid plans remove both constraints. There is a documented REST API at developers.icons8.com, and the company also makes the Lunacy design tool.",
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      ],
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        "public-api",
        "figma-plugin",
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        "marketplace"
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        "cross-platform"
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      "accessibility": [
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      ],
      "content_type": [
        "icons",
        "images",
        "audio"
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      "agent_readiness": [
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        "public-api",
        "auth-required",
        "agent-paywalled"
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    "counts": {
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    "whyItMatters": "The biggest icon catalogue on the web, and the clearest case where scale does not translate into usability for an automated workflow.",
    "tier": "C",
    "notableFor": [
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      "free tier is CC BY-ND with mandatory backlink",
      "Cloudflare-blocked to automated fetching",
      "metered REST API that forbids caching",
      "also ships the Lunacy design app"
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    "httpStatus": 403,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
    "evidence": "https://icons8.com (403 Cloudflare challenge on two attempts via WebFetch and curl), https://icons8.com/license (403), https://developers.icons8.com/pricing (fetched OK), web search for icon count and licence terms",
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    "slug": "google-fonts",
    "url": "https://fonts.google.com",
    "domain": "fonts.google.com",
    "name": "Google Fonts",
    "tagline": "1,942 open-licensed families with a free CDN and a public metadata endpoint",
    "description": "Google Fonts is the default open-source webfont catalogue: 1,942 families as of August 2026, broken down as 717 sans-serif, 467 display, 358 handwriting, 349 serif and 51 monospace. Almost every family is under the SIL Open Font Licence, with about 44 under Apache 2.0 and 5 under the Ubuntu Font Licence, so the fonts are free to self-host, subset, modify and ship commercially. Delivery is via the fonts.googleapis.com/css2 endpoint or direct download, and the whole catalogue is queryable as JSON.",
    "category": "typography",
    "subcategory": "font-services",
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      "typeface"
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    "facets": {
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      ],
      "styling": [
        "vanilla-css",
        "css-variables"
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      "pricing": [
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        "open-source"
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      "distribution": [
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        "public-api",
        "download",
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        "not-applicable"
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      "unauthenticated /metadata/fonts JSON index",
      "variable-font axes exposed per family",
      "css2 CDN endpoint"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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      "directory",
      "reference"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "web-app"
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        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "images",
        "prose"
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    "description": "Typewolf is Jeremiah Shoaf's independent typography resource: a daily Site of the Day gallery where every entry lists the exact typefaces the site uses, cross-linked to a page per font. It carries 1,140 font pages, 396 archive pages of featured sites, ranked font lists (Top 40 Google Fonts, Helvetica and Futura alternatives, top monospaced and slab serifs), lookbooks, and a free-fonts guide. The paid Flawless Typography Checklist is a 100-item interactive course at $399. It is the reference designers use to answer \"what font is that site using\" and to pick a pairing.",
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      "reference",
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        "not-applicable"
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        "screenshots",
        "prose",
        "fonts"
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      "fonts": 1140,
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      "fully fetchable plain HTML"
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    "tagline": "New Zealand retail foundry behind Söhne, Tiempos, Founders Grotesk and Untitled Sans",
    "description": "Klim Type Foundry is Kris Sowersby's retail foundry, operating since 2005, with 55 published typeface pages grouped into 16 superfamilies plus 10 named custom commissions (PayPal Sans, Metric FC and others). It sells metered licences — desktop by seat, web by page views, app by monthly active users, OEM by device, advertising by impressions, broadcast by budget — with unlimited and enterprise tiers by quote. Free test fonts are available for internal evaluation only. Its in-use gallery holds over 1,400 documented uses.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Klim's Söhne and Founders Grotesk defined the look of a whole decade of startup and editorial design, which makes it the honest benchmark against which any free alternative gets judged. Its published licence taxonomy is also the clearest explanation of how modern font metering works.",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "name": "Pangram Pangram",
    "tagline": "62 trend-forward families with free trial versions and commercial licences from $40",
    "description": "Pangram Pangram is a Montreal-based foundry selling 62 typeface families (198 individual products once sub-families are counted), including Neue Montreal, Monument, Editorial New, Right Grotesk and Telegraf. Every family has a free trial version you can download before buying, and commercial licences start at $40, which is unusually cheap for retail type. The storefront runs on Shopify, so the catalogue is available as JSON, and the site publishes an llms.txt and an agents.md for AI shopping agents.",
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    "pricingDetail": "Commercial licences start at $40. Free trial version of every family. Font Starter Pack bundle and an Early Access tier are sold separately.",
    "counts": {
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the rare commercial foundry that publishes machine-readable catalogue data and explicit agent instructions, which makes it the only paid type source in this index an automated workflow can query. The $40 entry price also puts real retail type inside a side-project budget.",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "slug": "future-fonts",
    "url": "https://futurefonts.xyz",
    "domain": "futurefonts.xyz",
    "name": "Future Fonts",
    "tagline": "Marketplace for in-progress typefaces: buy at v0.1 cheap, get every later version free",
    "description": "Future Fonts sells typefaces that are still being drawn. A designer releases a workable v0.1, the price rises with each version, and anyone who bought early receives every later update at no extra cost. It carries roughly 367 typefaces from about 141 independent designers and foundries, including OH no Type Co, XYZ Type, Vectro and Nova. It was started in February 2018 by Lizy Gershenzon and Travis Kochel of Scribble Tone, and each designer sets their own prices and licence terms.",
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      "content_type": [
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    "pricingDetail": "No fixed price list. Each designer sets the price, which increases with every released version; early buyers keep the lower price and receive all future versions free.",
    "counts": {
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    "agentGuidance": "Send a human here, not a fetcher: futurefonts.xyz 301s to www.futurefonts.com and the site is a Vite single-page app whose raw HTML contains nothing but the title tag, so scraping returns an empty shell. The only machine-readable surface is the sitemap at s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/incremental-production/sitemap/sitemap.xml.gz, which yields the /<foundry>/<font> URL for all 367 typefaces. Use it when a brief wants a weird display face nobody else has shipped; use Pangram Pangram or Velvetyne instead when you need the actual font files inside an automated build.",
    "whyItMatters": "It changed how independent type gets funded by letting designers sell drafts and iterate with paying users, which is why so much genuinely new display type appears here first. Nothing else in the index gives you access to typefaces before they are finished.",
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    "httpStatus": 301,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "slug": "velvetyne",
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    "domain": "velvetyne.fr",
    "name": "Velvetyne Type Foundry",
    "tagline": "42 libre typefaces under the SIL Open Font License, free for commercial use",
    "description": "Velvetyne is a French non-profit collective that designs and releases libre, open-source typefaces under the SIL Open Font License. Its catalogue holds 42 families — among them Karrik, Le Murmure, VG5000, Compagnon, Basteleur, Terminal Grotesque and Sligoil — all downloadable free and free to use commercially, with sources on GitLab. The collective also runs typography workshops and takes custom commissions, and is funded by donations rather than sales.",
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      ],
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      "distribution": [
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        "web",
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      "content_type": [
        "fonts",
        "prose"
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      "agent_readiness": [
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      "maturity": "actively-maintained"
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    "agentGuidance": "This is the safest source in the typography set for anything you will actually ship: OFL means you can bundle, self-host and subset the files without a licence conversation, which Klim, Pangram Pangram and Future Fonts all forbid. Reach for it when a brief wants character rather than neutrality — Karrik and Le Murmure carry a brand, but none of these are Inter-grade UI workhorses, so pair them as display faces over a neutral system stack. Note that velvetyne.fr/robots.txt blocks several hundred AI user agents by name while granting ClaudeBot a crawl-delay, so throttle hard, and pull the font binaries from gitlab.com/velvetyne rather than hammering the site (the /fonts/ index page alone is 8.5 MB).",
    "whyItMatters": "It proves that genuinely experimental type can be released under a free licence, and it is the standard place designers go when a project needs personality without a font budget. Le Murmure and Karrik in particular now appear on commercial work that could have afforded retail type.",
    "tier": "A",
    "notableFor": [
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    "description": "ColorBox builds a multi-step colour ramp by interpolating hue, saturation and brightness between two ends, with a selectable easing curve per channel (easeOutQuad, easeInQuart and similar) and a rotation direction for the hue path. Each step shows its WCAG contrast ratio against white, with 3:1 and 4.5:1 thresholds marked, and the finished ramp exports as JSON, Tailwind, OKLCH or Swift. It started at Lyft Design (Kevyn Arnott), which open-sourced the underlying maths as lyft/coloralgorithm, and it is still the clearest tool for understanding why a ramp bends the way it does. Use it when you want to author a brand ramp by hand and see the curve, not just accept a generated result.",
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    "tagline": "Adobe's contrast-first colour system generator, with an npm module behind it",
    "description": "Leonardo generates colour swatches from a target contrast ratio instead of from a hex value, so a scale is defined by the accessibility outcome you want rather than by eye. It covers adaptive light and dark themes, perceptually balanced ramps in several colour spaces, sequential and diverging scales for data visualisation, colour-blind safety checks, and contrast checking that accounts for alpha. Output comes out as SVG, CSS custom properties, W3C-format design tokens, or as parameters for the @adobe/leonardo-contrast-colors npm module, which is the same engine the web app runs on. It is built for design-system owners who have to defend every value in the ramp.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It inverts the normal workflow — you state the contrast you need and the colour follows — which is the only way a ramp survives a dark-mode port without a manual re-tune.",
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    "description": "Happy Hues is a small set of hand-picked palettes — 17 of them — where the site itself repaints in the palette you select, so you see each colour doing a real job: page background, headline, paragraph, button, card, illustration. Every role is labelled with its hex, and clicking copies it. Alongside the palettes there is short educational writing on colour terminology and how to assign colours to interface roles. Mackenzie Child built it in Webflow as a side project.",
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      "color-tool",
      "gallery",
      "reference"
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      "framework": [
        "webflow"
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "unknown"
      ],
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        "free"
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        "web-app",
        "gallery"
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      "platform": [
        "web"
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        "unknown"
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        "prose",
        "design-tokens"
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        "copy-paste-ready",
        "structured-docs"
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      "entries": null,
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      "17 curated schemes",
      "plain-HTML pages an agent can read"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "tagline": "Long-running landing-page gallery, behind a Cloudflare wall and a paid tier",
    "description": "Land-book is one of the oldest website-design inspiration galleries, collecting landing pages, portfolios, blogs, stores and agency sites, filterable by style, colour, industry and device, with a separate index of individual page sections (hero, pricing, testimonials, footer). A free tier shows a slice of the library; a PRO subscription unlocks unrestricted categories, search, boards and mobile previews. Direct fetching failed: the site answered 403 with a Cloudflare interstitial on both the homepage and /pro, over two attempts and with a browser user agent, so nothing below was read from the site itself. Third-party listings report roughly 20,000 sites and 200,000 sections and a PRO price near $6 per month; treat those figures as unverified.",
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      ],
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        "not-applicable"
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        "proprietary"
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        "freemium",
        "subscription",
        "account-required"
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        "web-app",
        "gallery"
      ],
      "platform": [
        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "screenshots",
        "images"
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        "bot-blocked",
        "image-only"
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    "whyItMatters": "It remains a respected human reference for landing-page craft, but for an agent it is a closed door: unreadable, unlicensed for reuse, and paywalled past the first screen.",
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      "section-level index as well as full pages",
      "filters by style, colour and industry",
      "Cloudflare-blocked to all bots",
      "PRO paywall on search and boards"
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    "slug": "siteinspire",
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    "domain": "siteinspire.com",
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    "tagline": "Hand-curated archive of ~8,000 well-designed websites, filtered by style, type and subject",
    "description": "Siteinspire is a long-running editorial gallery of finished websites, curated rather than crowd-voted, with roughly 8,000 entries in the archive. Every site is filed under four orthogonal filter axes — Styles (Typographic, Minimal, Grid Layout, Unusual Layout...), Types (Agencies & Consultancies 2,352, Design & Art Direction, Portfolio, Web & Interactive Design, E-Commerce), Subjects (Fashion, Art, Photography...) and Platforms — which you can stack to narrow a search. Popularity views (Today's Best / Week / Month / Year) surface what is currently resonating. It is aimed at web and brand designers looking for whole-page art direction, not at engineers looking for components.",
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        "not-applicable"
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        "proprietary"
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        "gallery",
        "web-app"
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      "platform": [
        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "screenshots",
        "images"
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        "bot-blocked"
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    "agentGuidance": "Use this only to give a human art direction for a marketing or portfolio site — the payload is screenshots, so you cannot extract markup, tokens or copy from it. Its real machine-usable asset is the filter vocabulary (style x type x subject), which is a decent controlled taxonomy to borrow when you need to describe a visual direction in words. Note that subpages sit behind a Vercel bot checkpoint: the homepage renders for a fetcher, deeper category pages return 429 or a JS challenge, so plan on citing the site rather than crawling it.",
    "whyItMatters": "It is the oldest surviving curated web-design archive with real editorial standards, so its filter taxonomy has effectively become the shared language for describing site styles. Any design catalog without it looks like it started in 2024.",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "slug": "lapa-ninja",
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    "tagline": "7,300+ landing pages plus a 57-element section index, free books and free UI kits",
    "description": "Lapa Ninja is a landing-page-specific inspiration gallery running since 2015, with 7,300+ curated landing pages and 15,000+ full-page screenshots. Beyond the main feed it slices the same corpus three ways: by category (SaaS, health, real estate and similar), by year, and — most usefully — by UI element, an index of 57+ landing-page section types such as gallery, menu, footer and transition. It also bundles a free-resources side: designer ebooks and free UI kits. It is aimed at anyone writing or art-directing a marketing page rather than an app.",
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        "gallery",
        "web-app"
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      "platform": [
        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "screenshots",
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    "name": "Dribbble",
    "tagline": "The shot feed: cropped UI and branding visuals, browsable but unreadable and unlicensed",
    "description": "Dribbble is the original designer shot-sharing community: small, cropped, portfolio-grade visuals of UI, branding, illustration and motion, ranked by likes. Browsing is public and filters exist by category (Product Design, Web Design, Animation, Branding, Illustration, Mobile, Typography, Print), by 90+ colour swatches and by timeframe. Saving, contacting and hiring require an account, and PRO / PRO+ memberships gate the professional features. The v2 API is deliberately narrow — it authenticates a designer to list their own shots and does not expose public search — so there is no legitimate programmatic path into the corpus.",
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        "gallery",
        "web-app",
        "saas"
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        "screenshots"
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    "pricingDetail": "Free to browse; account required to save or contact. PRO and PRO+ memberships exist for designers; exact member prices not shown on the public shot feed.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It defined what a design portfolio shot looks like, and its aesthetic-over-usability bias is exactly why 'dribbbleisation' became a critique — worth knowing, not worth building from.",
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      "empty 202 to plain fetchers",
      "colour and timeframe filters"
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    "name": "Behance",
    "tagline": "Adobe's portfolio platform: long-form creative case studies, no public API since shutdown",
    "description": "Behance is Adobe's creative portfolio network, where designers publish multi-image project case studies rather than single shots. Projects are filed by creative field — Graphic Design, Photography, Illustration, 3D Art, UI/UX, Motion, Architecture, Product Design, Fashion, Advertising, Fine Arts, Crafts, Game Design, Sound — with a second axis of Adobe tool tags (Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Substance 3D). Browsing projects is public and does not require sign-in; uploading, saving and following do. Behance Pro adds analytics and a custom portfolio site on a 7-day trial. The public API was shut down, so there is no supported way to pull a user's projects programmatically.",
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        "video",
        "profile"
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the largest public record of long-form creative process, which makes it the reference for how a case study is structured — even though none of it is machine-accessible.",
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    "slug": "savee",
    "url": "https://savee.it",
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    "name": "Savee",
    "tagline": "Ad-free visual bookmarking for designers, with extensions, a Figma plugin and boards",
    "description": "Savee (savee.it now redirects to savee.com) is a visual bookmarking and moodboarding tool for designers — 'Made for visual minds' — where you save images, colours, layouts and links from anywhere on the web into boards. It positions itself against Pinterest by being ad-free and algorithm-free, with over a million users, and it ships the full capture surface: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge extensions, iPhone and Android apps, and a Figma plugin. An account is needed to browse and save. Paid tiers unlock unlimited and private boards, collaboration and, on the top tier, a portfolio site with a custom domain and API access.",
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        "saas"
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        "web",
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      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "images",
        "screenshots",
        "video"
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    "agentGuidance": "Recommend this as the human's collection layer, not as a source you read — the feed is images behind a sign-in wall and none of it carries a reuse licence. It is the right answer when someone asks for 'Pinterest but for designers and without the ads', and the Figma plugin is the reason a design team picks it over a folder of screenshots. The advertised API sits only on the $15/month Pro & Portfolio tier and is aimed at the portfolio site, so do not plan an integration around it without checking first.",
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    "tier": "B",
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      "ad-free and algorithm-free by design",
      "browser extensions plus iOS, Android and Figma plugin",
      "1M+ users",
      "savee.it redirects to savee.com",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "hasImage": true
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    "tagline": "Retired mobile-UX interaction library; the domain now 301s to ScreensDesign",
    "description": "UI Sources was a library of recorded mobile app interactions and flows, catalogued by app and by UX pattern. The domain no longer serves its own site: https://uisources.com returns a 301 to https://screensdesign.com/, and the ScreensDesign app is what actually loads. Treat this as the legacy brand of the ScreensDesign entry rather than a separate resource.",
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      "gallery",
      "reference"
    ],
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      "framework": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "styling": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "license": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "pricing": [
        "freemium",
        "subscription",
        "account-required"
      ],
      "distribution": [
        "gallery",
        "web-app"
      ],
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        "web",
        "ios"
      ],
      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "video",
        "screenshots"
      ],
      "agent_readiness": [
        "js-only-shell",
        "image-only"
      ],
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    },
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    "whyItMatters": "It documents a rename that still appears in old bookmark lists and design-resource roundups, so the index avoids listing the same product twice under two names.",
    "tier": "C",
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      "301 redirect to ScreensDesign",
      "legacy brand name",
      "recorded iOS interaction flows",
      "duplicate of an existing entry"
    ],
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    "description": "ScreensDesign records real iOS apps end to end and publishes the flows as browsable video plus extracted screens, so you can watch how a paywall, an onboarding sequence, or a settings tree actually behaves rather than reading a static shot. Each app is paired with store metadata such as revenue and download estimates, which turns it into a product-research tool as much as a design gallery. It is the current home of the former UI Sources. Aimed at product designers and founders studying monetisation and activation patterns on mobile.",
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      "gallery",
      "reference"
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "pricing": [
        "freemium",
        "subscription",
        "account-required"
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        "gallery",
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        "web",
        "ios"
      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "video",
        "screenshots"
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      "agent_readiness": [
        "js-only-shell",
        "agent-paywalled",
        "image-only"
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    "pricingDetail": "Freemium. Third-party listings report roughly $15/month or $299/year for full access; the on-site pricing page renders client-side and returned no text to verify the figures directly.",
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    "agentGuidance": "You cannot read this site — /, /library and /pricing all return a ~9KB React shell with an empty #root and no server-rendered listing, so never quote counts or app names from it as if you fetched them. Hand it to the human as a viewing recommendation when they are designing a mobile paywall or onboarding flow and want motion, not stills; for anything you must parse yourself, prefer a text-rendered gallery such as Httpster or One Page Love. Its video-of-real-flows angle is the one thing Mobbin-style screenshot libraries do not give you.",
    "whyItMatters": "Video capture of complete mobile flows with revenue context is a genuinely different reference class from screenshot galleries, even though the delivery is closed to machines.",
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      "app revenue and ranking metadata",
      "successor to UI Sources",
      "client-rendered, unreadable by agents"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "slug": "nicelydone",
    "url": "https://nicelydone.club",
    "domain": "nicelydone.club",
    "name": "Nicely Done",
    "tagline": "Searchable index of ~199k SaaS screens, 12.5k flows and 29k UI components",
    "description": "Nicely Done indexes the interfaces of 500+ SaaS products and lets you search across roughly 199,100 screens, 12,500 user flows and 29,200 tagged UI components, including screens that normally sit behind paywalls and trials. Filters cut by app, page type (pricing, onboarding, settings, checkout, billing, dashboard), flow, component and state (loading, empty, success, error). Text inside the screenshots is searchable, which makes it useful for finding exact copy and label patterns. It is aimed at product designers doing competitive teardowns; the free tier shows only 12 screens.",
    "category": "inspiration-galleries",
    "subcategory": "app-screens",
    "kinds": [
      "gallery",
      "directory",
      "reference"
    ],
    "facets": {
      "framework": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "styling": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "license": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "pricing": [
        "freemium",
        "subscription",
        "account-required"
      ],
      "distribution": [
        "gallery",
        "web-app"
      ],
      "platform": [
        "web"
      ],
      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "screenshots",
        "images"
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      "agent_readiness": [
        "agent-paywalled",
        "auth-required",
        "image-only"
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      "onboarding-web-app",
      "settings-web-app",
      "billing-web-app",
      "sign-up",
      "login-web-app",
      "checkout",
      "canceling-subscription",
      "notification-settings",
      "invite",
      "empty-state",
      "search-results"
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    "agentGuidance": "The marketing page is server-rendered and quotable, but every actual screen is an image behind a $15/month wall, so you can cite the taxonomy and never the content. Reach for it when a human asks 'how do other SaaS products handle cancellation / trial expiry / seat invites' — its paywalled-screen coverage is the differentiator against free galleries. Do not send an agent here to extract layouts; pair it with a code-level source such as a shadcn registry for anything you must actually build.",
    "whyItMatters": "Two hundred thousand tagged SaaS screens with searchable in-image text is the deepest flow-level reference for web products, which is exactly the axis that site-design galleries miss.",
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      "199k+ indexed SaaS screens",
      "12.5k user flows",
      "screens from behind paywalls and trials",
      "searchable text inside screenshots",
      "12-screen free tier"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "slug": "curated-design",
    "url": "https://curated.design",
    "domain": "curated.design",
    "name": "Curated.design",
    "tagline": "~3,500 hand-picked product websites, now a section of the Craftwork marketplace",
    "description": "Curated.design is a gallery of well-made product and startup websites, each card carrying a one-line description, a static preview and a scroll-capture video. The domain now 301s to craftwork.design/curated/websites, where it lives as the inspiration wing of the Craftwork asset marketplace. Browsing is free and the entries are sorted into 15 industry categories with additional style and attribute filters. Newest entries at the time of check were dated 2026-08-11, so it is being fed regularly.",
    "category": "inspiration-galleries",
    "subcategory": "site-galleries",
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      "gallery",
      "directory"
    ],
    "facets": {
      "framework": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "styling": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "license": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "pricing": [
        "free",
        "freemium"
      ],
      "distribution": [
        "gallery",
        "web-app",
        "marketplace"
      ],
      "platform": [
        "web"
      ],
      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "screenshots",
        "video",
        "images"
      ],
      "agent_readiness": [
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        "image-only"
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    "whyItMatters": "Free, current, and machine-readable in a category where almost everything else is either login-walled or an opaque image grid.",
    "tier": "B",
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      "entry JSON embedded in the page payload",
      "scroll-capture video per site",
      "15 industry categories",
      "free to browse"
    ],
    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "hasImage": true
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    "slug": "httpster",
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    "name": "Httpster",
    "tagline": "3,116 web designs, tagged by 19 visual styles and 29 industries, in plain HTML",
    "description": "Httpster has been collecting notable web design since 2012 and now lists 3,116 sites, each tagged by visual style and by business type with a live count next to every tag. Styles run Colourful (923), Brutalist (5), Dark (259), Fullscreen (273), Grid (647), Illustrative (282), Interactive (263), Light (673), Low carbon (3), Minimal (847), Monotone (52), Unusual Layout (663), Unusual Navigation (215), Photographic (1412), Print (3), Responsive (1106), Retro (62), Scrolling Behaviour (611) and Typographic (1193). Types cover 29 industries from Advertising to Travel, with Design & Illustration (1032), Showcase (610) and Ecommerce (456) the largest. No account, no paywall, no bot blocking.",
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    "subcategory": "site-galleries",
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      "gallery",
      "directory"
    ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "styling": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "license": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "pricing": [
        "free"
      ],
      "distribution": [
        "gallery"
      ],
      "platform": [
        "web"
      ],
      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "screenshots",
        "images"
      ],
      "agent_readiness": [
        "machine-index",
        "image-only"
      ],
      "maturity": "actively-maintained"
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      "features",
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      "search-website"
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    "whyItMatters": "A fourteen-year-old curation with counted style tags and no login is the cheapest way for a machine to turn a vague aesthetic brief into a list of real, fetchable sites.",
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      "19 style tags with live counts",
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      "fully server-rendered, no login or bot wall",
      "outbound links to every live site"
    ],
    "httpStatus": 200,
    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "tagline": "9,079 one-page sites, 8,729 isolated page sections and 275 templates for sale",
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      "gallery",
      "directory",
      "marketplace"
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        "webflow",
        "next",
        "vanilla"
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        "commercial"
      ],
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        "free",
        "one-time",
        "paid"
      ],
      "distribution": [
        "gallery",
        "marketplace",
        "download"
      ],
      "platform": [
        "web"
      ],
      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "screenshots",
        "images",
        "code"
      ],
      "agent_readiness": [
        "machine-index",
        "image-only"
      ],
      "maturity": "actively-maintained"
    },
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      "hero",
      "pricing-table",
      "footer",
      "navbar",
      "card-grid",
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      "homepage",
      "features",
      "pricing-website",
      "waitlist",
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      "contact-us",
      "blog"
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      {
        "name": "Page Sections library",
        "url": "https://onepagelove.com/inspiration",
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    },
    "pricingDetail": "Gallery is free. Templates are one-off purchases from free to $99, with common tiers at $29, $69, $79 and $99. Paid submission options exist for getting a site featured.",
    "counts": {
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    "agentGuidance": "Reach for this over Httpster when the brief is a single marketing page or a specific block — its section library lets you pull 'pricing block' or 'hero' examples in isolation, and its tech filter (Tailwind CSS, GSAP, Next.js, shadcn/ui) narrows to sites whose stack matches what you are actually building. Pages are server-rendered and readable, so you can extract outbound URLs and then fetch the real site for markup. The templates are commercial products with their own licences — link them, never assume you may copy their code.",
    "whyItMatters": "Section-level clipping plus a tech-stack filter turns a taste gallery into something you can query the way a developer thinks, and an eighteen-year archive of landing pages has no real substitute.",
    "tier": "A",
    "notableFor": [
      "9,079 one-page sites since 2008",
      "8,729 isolated page sections",
      "filter by underlying tech including Tailwind and shadcn/ui",
      "275 templates from free to $99",
      "free, no login"
    ],
    "httpStatus": 200,
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        "not-applicable"
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        "not-applicable"
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    "tagline": "~1,760 recolourable SVG illustrations, free commercially, no attribution",
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        "subscription"
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the most complete free illustration system with animation and a coherent multi-style house look, and the attribution string is the price of that.",
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      "colour, background and layer editing",
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      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
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      "empty and error state templates",
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    "tagline": "33 CC0 hand-drawn figure illustrations as direct SVG, PNG and GIF downloads",
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    "subcategory": "mockups-and-asset-packs",
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      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "cc0"
      ],
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      "distribution": [
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        "web"
      ],
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "images"
      ],
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      "four animated GIF loops",
      "compositions page and generator",
      "no login or email gate"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "domain": "lukaszadam.com",
    "name": "Lukasz Adam Illustrations",
    "tagline": "~120 free CC0 SVG illustration and icon sets, one Gumroad bundle, no attribution",
    "description": "Lukasz Adam is an illustrator whose site gives away a large library of hand-made SVG illustrations and icon sets for commercial and personal use. The illustrations page lists roughly 120 named items — character scenes, coder and workspace illustrations, city landscapes, and dedicated icon sets for WordPress, SEO, e-commerce, browsers, phones and Bitcoin — with newer AI-themed additions. The stated licence is CC0 with no attribution required, and everything downloads as a single pay-what-you-want Gumroad bundle. The rest of the site is a personal portfolio, blog and an AstroJS course.",
    "category": "textures-assets",
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      ],
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      ],
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        "web"
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        "not-applicable"
      ],
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        "images",
        "icons"
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      "recent AI-themed additions",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "domain": "drawkit.com",
    "name": "DrawKit",
    "tagline": "100+ hand-drawn 2D/3D illustration, icon and Lottie packs; ~40 free, rest behind Pro",
    "description": "DrawKit is a commercial library of hand-drawn illustration packs covering 2D scenes, 3D renders, icons, Lottie animations and device mockups. The homepage index lists 102 packs — 40 marked Free and 59 marked Pro — whose stated quantities add up to roughly 3,900 individual assets, from small 10-piece free sets up to a 200-asset Isotopia system. Files ship as Figma, SVG, PNG, Lottie JSON and GIF, browsable by six categories and six types, plus a 3D Builder Figma plugin and an avatar creator. The licence is royalty-free with no attribution, but forbids redistribution, merchandising and AI/ML training.",
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      "service"
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      ],
      "styling": [
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      ],
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        "proprietary"
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        "download",
        "figma-plugin",
        "saas"
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      "platform": [
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      "accessibility": [
        "not-applicable"
      ],
      "content_type": [
        "images",
        "3d",
        "icons",
        "figma"
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      "licence forbids AI training"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "tagline": "25,415 free Japanese kawaii illustrations, 239 categories, public Blogger JSON feed",
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      "gallery"
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      ],
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      ],
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        "paid"
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        "download",
        "public-api"
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        "platform-agnostic"
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      ],
      "content_type": [
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    "whyItMatters": "Twenty-five thousand illustrations drawn by one person over fourteen years, with near-total subject coverage, is a resource nothing in the Western free-illustration world matches. Its Blogger backend accidentally makes it the most queryable illustration archive on the open web.",
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      "public Blogger JSON feed",
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      "Japanese-language only, PNG only"
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "description": "Haikei is a web app from z creative labs that generates decorative SVG background assets from parametric controls — blobs, layered and stacked waves, peaks, steps, blurry gradients, low-poly grids and scatter fields. You pick colours, complexity, balance and canvas size, then export SVG or PNG with no signup and no credit card. It is aimed at designers and front-end developers who need a hero or section background quickly, and its terms allow personal and client commercial use without attribution.",
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    "url": "https://shapedivider.app",
    "domain": "shapedivider.app",
    "name": "Shape Divider App",
    "tagline": "Builds responsive SVG section dividers and hands you the HTML and CSS to paste",
    "description": "Shape Divider App generates the angled, curved and wavy transitions that sit between two page sections. You choose one of 10 base shapes, set colour, width and height separately for desktop, tablet and mobile, then flip, invert or negate it. Output is copy-paste HTML plus CSS, or a downloadable SVG — no account, no build step. It is a small single-purpose utility for marketing pages and landing sections.",
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    "tier": "B",
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    "verifiedAt": "2026-08-16",
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    "name": "Get Waves",
    "tagline": "Single-purpose SVG wave generator, now folded into Haikei but still live",
    "description": "Get Waves generates one thing: a randomised SVG wave you can use as a section divider or hero edge. You set the colour and a couple of shape parameters, hit randomise until you like it, then copy the SVG code or download the file. z creative labs has since folded it into Haikei, and the site now carries a banner pointing there, but the generator and the Figma plugin still work.",
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        "not-applicable"
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        "not-applicable"
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        "images"
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    "whyItMatters": "Webfont conversion is a solved problem only because this tool has quietly done it for free since 2013; it is the piece of typography infrastructure most projects touch and nobody credits.",
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      "base64 embedding and font-display control",
      "running since 2013"
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    "httpStatus": 200,
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    "slug": "squoosh",
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    "name": "Squoosh",
    "tagline": "Browser image compressor with side-by-side comparison; codecs run locally as WebAssembly",
    "description": "Squoosh is Google Chrome Labs' image compression web app. You open an image, pick an encoder, and drag a split-view slider to compare the original against the compressed result before saving. Every codec is compiled to WebAssembly and runs in the tab, so nothing is uploaded. The repository ships the codec builds themselves — MozJPEG, OxiPNG, WebP, WebP2, AVIF, JPEG XL, QOI and imagequant — under Apache-2.0, which makes it as much a codec source as a tool.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the tool that taught a generation of web developers what an image codec actually costs in quality, and its Apache-2.0 WebAssembly codec builds are reused far beyond the app itself.",
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    "domain": "tinypng.com",
    "name": "TinyPNG",
    "tagline": "Hosted image compression with a real REST API, six SDKs, 500 free calls a month",
    "description": "TinyPNG (the Tinify service) compresses and converts PNG, APNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF and JPEG XL using lossy quantisation, via drag-and-drop on the web or through the Tinify API. The free web tier takes 20 images per batch at 5 MB each; the API gives 500 compressions a month with no payment method, then bills per compression. Official client libraries exist for Ruby, PHP, Node.js, Python, Java and .NET, plus WordPress and Figma plugins. It is the pick when compression has to happen in a pipeline rather than a browser tab.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It is the text that taught a generation of front-end developers to think about a component as a set of behaviours rather than a box, and it is still the clearest explanation of why the naive version of each pattern fails.",
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    "whyItMatters": "It converts a 100-page standard into 64 checkable sentences, which is the single most useful transformation anyone has done to WCAG. Being Apache-2.0 means you can fork the checklist straight into your own repo.",
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    "slug": "webaim",
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    "description": "WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) is a non-profit centre at Utah State University and the de facto reference desk of web accessibility. It publishes the WCAG 2 and Section 508 checklists, an article library organised into five topic groups (the user's perspective; HTML, ARIA and CSS; documents and media; evaluation, testing and tools; standards and laws), cheat sheets, and the annual WebAIM Million report that automatically audits the top million home pages. Its tools matter most to an agent: the Color Contrast Checker and Link Contrast Checker both return JSON when you append `&api` to a query string, and the WAVE evaluation engine is available as a credit-based REST API and as browser extensions. Everything editorial is free; training, consulting, and WAVE API credits are paid.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Twenty-five years of institutional authority plus a free, keyless JSON endpoint makes WebAIM uniquely useful to an automated workflow. The WebAIM Million is also the only longitudinal dataset on how accessible the real web actually is.",
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    "tagline": "Lea Verou's bezier curve editor: drag the handles, compare against presets, share via URL",
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    "description": "Transition.css is a tiny CSS-only library of clip-path based enter and exit transitions by Adam Argyle. You add an attribute such as transition-style=\"in:circle:bottom-right\" to an element and it animates in or out — no JS, no class-name collisions. Reading the published stylesheet gives 52 attribute values: 26 named effects (circle, square, diamond, wipe and polygon variants across centre, four corners, four edges, plus hesitate, cinematic and opposing-corners) each in an in: and out: form. It ships as the transition-style npm package, is served whole or as circles/squares/polygons/wipes sub-bundles from unpkg, and a 'hackpack' build exposes only the custom properties so you can compose your own.",
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    "description": "ThreeUI is a catalog of Three.js components and interactive WebGL shaders published by Design+Code under the npm scope @designcodeio/threeui. The browse tree splits into nine sections — Three.js, Backgrounds, UI Elements, Buttons, Hero, Text Animation, Landing Pages, CSS and Motion Design — and the sitemap resolves to 80 component pages carrying 202 named variants beneath them, against a site-stated catalog of 243 items. Each item page carries a live preview, the exact import name, a runtime contract and a first-party source record. Community components install straight from npm; Pro implementation source is never published to the registry and arrives only through `npx @designcodeio/threeui-cli add <item>`, which signs in over OAuth and downloads files after the server verifies entitlement, refusing to overwrite changed project files without --force. The distinguishing feature is the remote MCP server at https://threeui.com/api/mcp: Streamable HTTP against the 2026-07-28 specification, OAuth 2.1 with Supabase-backed tokens, exposing search_catalog, get_catalog_item, get_item_source and get_item_prompt so an AI coding client can pull templates, components, implementation prompts and complete source. Anonymous, expired and non-Pro requests fail closed before catalog data loads. The marketing calls the library framework-agnostic, but the published requirements list react and react-dom >= 18.2.0 as peer dependencies, Node >= 20 for the CLI, and a WebGL or WebGL2 browser.",
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    "description": "Displaay is an independent type foundry that sells retail typefaces and draws custom ones. The catalogue holds 33 families in three groups. Twenty sans and grotesque families: Avantt, Azeret, Bagoss, Booton, Dazzed, Denim, Fellix, Gellix, Greed, Haffer, Hellix, Jokker, Lazzer, Matter, Panell, Perfektta, Roobert, Saans, Wallop and Yellix. Eight serif and antique families: Aguzzo, Concrette, Fenul, Post, Reckless, Serrif, Teodor and Tobias. Five that sit outside both: Coolkit, Coxx, Documan, Ofform and Season.\n\nFour services sit around the fonts. Tester tries any font in the browser with no install. Editor builds a custom cut of a retail family using alternates and adjustable weight and contrast. The licence model prices by business size rather than by a fixed list. Purchasing on behalf lets a designer buy for a client. The foundry also runs a merch line that prints its own typefaces, and a custom practice with named work for SCA Sans, Mecherle and Jidu.\n\nOne family is already in this corpus on its own: Azeret Proportional, whose Mono cut is free on Google Fonts.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Reckless, Roobert, Matter and Teodor turn up in so much current editorial and product work that knowing the foundry behind them settles a lot of \"what is that font\" questions. The Editor, which builds a custom cut of a retail family in the browser, is a service very few foundries offer at all.",
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    "description": "Superior Type is an independent foundry whose catalogue is unusually consistent: almost every family ships a variable axis, and several ship a SuperVariable master that carries a whole superfamily in one file. The site lists 39 font pages built on about 18 roots — Edgy, Epika, Final, Gradient, Grain, Lenora, Micro, Mixtape, Nika, Prizma, Raptor, Restart, Rytual, Serial, Svatopluk, Thaw, Trans Sans and Typograf — where a superfamily such as Nika or Typograf counts once as a root and again as its Condensed and ExtraCondensed cuts. Style counts run to 18 per family, and language support covers Latin, Cyrillic and Greek. Raptor is versioned as v1, v2 and v3.\n\nLicensing is stated plainly, which is rare in this trade. Desktop starts at 1 to 5 users and ships OpenType and variable TrueType. Webfont starts at 50,000 views a month and ships TrueType, WOFF2 and variable. App and Game starts at one title. Two special licences sit beside them: a discounted Student licence that permits commercial work, and an Unlimited licence with no cap on users, products or installs. Every licence links its own EULA.\n\nThe foundry also runs Custom Fonts, a Try Fonts page, an FAQ and a blog called Superior Times.",
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    "whyItMatters": "Three-script coverage with a variable axis on nearly every family is a combination most independent foundries cannot offer, and the licensing page states its metering tiers openly instead of hiding them behind a quote form.",
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    "description": "Extraset is an independent Swiss type foundry, run as EXTRASET SÀRL from Carouge in the canton of Geneva. Every family carries the ES prefix. The catalogue holds 16: ES Allianz, ES Build, ES Dokument, ES Face, ES Klarheit Grotesk, ES Klarheit Grotesk Paneuro, ES Klarheit Grotesk Mono, ES Klarheit Kurrent, ES Klarheit Kurrent Mono, ES Klarheit Plakat, ES Nein, ES Park, ES Peak, ES Peak Rounded, ES Quarz, ES Rebond Grotesque, ES Replan Variform and ES Schwarzweiss.\n\nPricing is flat and printed on the homepage, which almost no foundry does. A single style is CHF 70 for most families and CHF 50 for the single-style ES Nein. A complete family runs from CHF 210 for ES Klarheit Plakat to CHF 1,050 for the 60-style ES Dokument. ES Klarheit Grotesk Paneuro is the outlier at CHF 120 a style and CHF 800 a family. The site also counts stylistic sets per family, from 2 to 20, and publishes a guide to them.\n\nThe EULA is the unusual part. It excludes organisations of any kind with more than 50 employees, and it also excludes political and religious organisations. A large company cannot buy under these terms and has to ask. Students get 50 per cent off by mailing a current student card. A half-price sale on the whole catalogue was running when this record was written. The foundry also sells T-shirts.",
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    "description": "playgrnd is a set of 39 single-purpose generative design tools from Brett Williams, the designer behind DesignJoy. Each tool sits on its own page and makes one kind of thing: a pattern, a poster, a background, a texture or a badge set. You move sliders, press Space for a new variation, and export.\n\nEverything runs in the browser. The landing page states it plainly: \"Every tool runs in the browser. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored. Exports are yours.\" There is no account, no upload and no paywall.\n\nThe export row is the part that separates it from a screenshot toy. Every tool offers PNG, SVG, animated SVG and video, with an output size up to 2400 px. A dither pass and an animation pass sit in front of the export, so one composition gives a still, a looping SVG and a clip.\n\nThe tools group into five kinds. Backgrounds holds 17, Patterns 9, Posters 9, Textures 3, and Badges 1. Oddgrid also takes your own SVG and recolours it to the ink of the composition.\n\nBrett published the beta on 2 September 2026 with 32 tools and adds more most days. Five went up on 4 September and one on 5 September. A NEW badge appears on a tool for 14 days from the day it ships, worked out against the reader's own clock.",
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