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Cue

Hand-picked component references from Awwwards-tier sites, each shipping an AI prompt, sold once for a lifetime

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Cue sells taste rather than code. Every entry is a component reference the founder picked by hand from an Awwwards Site of the Day, a Behance-featured interaction, or a component shipped in production. The stated standard is taste, not volume: when a better reference for the same pattern appears, the old one is replaced rather than kept. What ships today is an AI prompt for every component, written to paste into Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT or Claude. The site names two things as coming: React source for the top items, usable as a Framer code component, and an MCP server for native access from Cursor, Claude Desktop or any MCP-aware tool. Cue hosts nothing, deploys nothing and runs no model of its own. It calls itself the taste layer above the tools a builder already uses. It is a one-time purchase and not a subscription. Founding pricing is 99 US dollars for a lifetime licence, capped at the first 50 members, and the standard price after that is 249 US dollars. The library needs JavaScript, and the sitemap holds a single URL, so the catalogue is invisible to a plain fetch.

For an agent

Copy the prompt, do not fetch the component. What Cue ships today is a written prompt for each entry, aimed at Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT and Claude. React source and an MCP server are announced but not shipped. Do not plan to read the catalogue. The site states plainly that it needs JavaScript to browse, and its sitemap holds one URL, so a plain fetch sees a shell. Only the llms.txt is readable, and it describes the product rather than listing the components. Check the price cap before you quote it. The 99 dollar rate is capped at the first 50 members and the standard rate is 249 dollars, so state both and say which applies only while the cap holds.

Why it is here. Most prompt packs are written from nothing. This one attaches each prompt to a specific component that already won an Awwwards day, which is a stronger claim than any wording trick.

Install command, framework, licence and component list.

Facts

License: Commercial license, Proprietary / all rights reserved
Pricing: One-time purchase, Paid, Free but account required
Framework: React, Framer
Styling: Not applicable
Distribution: Web app / online tool, Browse-only gallery or archive
Platform: Web
Content type: Prompts, Screenshots / screens, Code
Agent readiness: llms.txt, Ships a ready LLM prompt, Agent access behind payment, Client-rendered shell
Accessibility: Unknown
Maturity: Beta
Pricing detail: A one-time purchase, not a subscription. Founding pricing is 99 US dollars for a lifetime licence, limited to the first 50 members. The standard price after that cap is 249 US dollars. Prices include applicable tax, and Indian GST is included in the INR price at checkout. The currency is selected automatically.

Notable for

references drawn from Awwwards and Behance
an AI prompt for every component
one-time 99 dollar founding price, capped at 50 members
React source and MCP server announced, not shipped
an llms.txt that separates shipped from coming

Provenance

Verified 2026-08-29. HTTP 200. https://www.cuedesign.space/ 200, 12 KB, and the served HTML states "This site needs JavaScript to browse the component library", so the catalogue is a client-rendered shell; title "Cue — Awwwards-tier component library for builders who want to stand out". https://cuedesign.space/sitemap.xml 200 with one URL. https://www.cuedesign.space/llms.txt 200 and it states: "Every entry is a component reference sourced from an Awwwards Site of the Day, a Behance-featured interaction, or a production-shipped output the founder considered best-of-class", "Cue is operated by an independent creator based in India. It is a one-time-purchase product, not a subscription. Founding pricing is USD $99 lifetime, capped at the first 50 members; the standard price after that is USD $249 lifetime", "Today: AI prompt for every component (works in Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, Claude)", "Coming: React source code for the top items (drop-in as Framer Code Component too)", "Coming: MCP server — native access from Cursor / Claude Desktop / any MCP-aware AI tool", and "Cue does not host projects, does not deploy code, and does not run an AI model itself — it is the taste layer on top of the AI tools people already use". No component count appears in the HTML or the llms.txt.

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