50+ drop-in components for your shadcn/ui project — one command, Motion-powered, fully typed.
Built on the foundations you already love, with the polish you've been wishing for.
Every component ships with motion built in — powered by Motion and GSAP, tuned for spring physics, and fully reduced-motion aware.
export function Orb() {
const ref = useRef(null)
return <SiriOrb ref={ref} />
}Server Components, TypeScript and hooks throughout — built for React 19.
The latest utility-first engine, with a unified token spine.
Drops into any shadcn project — same patterns, one command.
Customizable blocks that seamlessly adapt to your project needs
The first component library designed for AI agents. Discover, search, and install components programmatically.
The shadcn MCP server works out of the box. AI assistants discover, search, and install any component.
Public API with search, suggest, and source code retrieval. No auth required. OpenAPI spec included.
Structured component data for LLM context windows and RAG pipelines. JSON and plain text formats.
Anti-slop detection, a scored quality gate, and a convergence loop — so your agent ships UI you'd actually put in production.
brew install --cask educlopez/tap/ui-craftThen run ui-craft install
“SmoothUI is a game-changer for frontend developers looking for polished UI components with motion-powered interactivity.”— Shikhil Saxena, Peerlist
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Real components from the registry — preview the motion, then install with one command.
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