reui
About ReUI ReUI is a free, open-source component library for the shadcn/ui ecosystem.
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Что умеет
- Search: Start here for any ReUI or shadcn UI request. ReUI workflow: search -> get_component to read the real API before writing props -> get_install_command and install with the shadcn CLI -> adapt b
- Get Block: Fetch full metadata for one block by name: title, description, category, componentsUsed, dependencies, install command, docsUrl, and previewUrl.
- Get Example: Fetch full metadata for one example by name: title, description, category, componentsUsed, dependencies, install command, docsUrl, and previewUrl.
Какие данные видит
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About ReUI ReUI is a free, open-source component library for the shadcn/ui ecosystem. Explore 1,000+ production-ready components across 68 categories, each shown inside realistic dashboard layouts—not isolated demos—and copy them directly into your React projects.
Why ReUI? 17 In-House component primitives not in default shadcn/ui — Data Grid, Kanban, Filters, Sortable, Timeline, Stepper, Tree, and more, built for real-world dashboard requirements 1000+ registry components — Reusable examples composed from shadcn/ui primitives into real-world product flows Dual Component library support — Radix UI and Base UI versions for all 16 in-house components Compatible with Shadcn Create styles and settings — Vega, Nova, Maia, Lyra & Mira.
Список инструментов сервера (18)
Технические названия из tools/list. Нужны только разработчикам.
| search | Start here for any ReUI or shadcn UI request. ReUI workflow: search -> get_component to read the real API before writing props -> get_install_command and install with the shadcn CLI -> adapt by REUSE (wire real data and theme; never hand-roll or restyle what ReUI already provides) -> validate_usage. Find the best ReUI items for a natural-language query across four types: components (the 17 ReUI building blocks with real APIs, e.g. data-grid, kanban), examples (free c-* single-pattern use-cases), blocks (premium full-page sections), and icons (premium, many with animated Motion variants). Returns a ranked list; each result carries its install command, docsUrl, a LIVE previewUrl (a hosted preview page), componentsUsed, dependencies, free flag (premium items say requiredPlan), a relative score (0-100 vs the top hit), and termCoverage (0-1 share of the query matched). SHARE the previewUrl with the user so they can SEE the item before installing - this is especially valuable for free components and c-* examples, which they can preview and use immediately. A top-level componentDigests map carries a compact API contract per referenced component. Pass structured hints (type/component/category/features/free) when you can infer them. |
| get_block | Fetch full metadata for one block by name: title, description, category, componentsUsed, dependencies, install command, docsUrl, and previewUrl. |
| get_example | Fetch full metadata for one example by name: title, description, category, componentsUsed, dependencies, install command, docsUrl, and previewUrl. |
| get_icon | Fetch full metadata for one icon by name: title, description, category, componentsUsed, dependencies, install command, docsUrl, and previewUrl. |
| list_block_groups | List the top-level block groups (application, ecommerce, marketing, ...) with block counts. |
| list_block_categories | List the block categories with item counts. Narrow a search to one with search (type "block", category "<slug>"). |
| list_example_categories | List the example categories with item counts. Narrow a search to one with search (type "example", category "<slug>"). |
| list_icon_categories | List the icon categories with item counts. Narrow a search to one with search (type "icon", category "<slug>"). |
| list_components | List the 17 ReUI components (data-grid, kanban, filters, date-selector, ...) - the free building blocks that examples and blocks compose from. Each carries a previewUrl (its live component page) - SHARE it so the user can SEE the component. Call get_component(name) for one component's inline API, and get_examples(name) for its worked examples. |
| get_component | Fetch one or MORE ReUI components by name with their INLINE API (props + usage, as markdown) so you can wire them WITHOUT a web fetch, plus install command, dependencies, previewUrl (its live component page), and docsUrl (the component's API documentation page - SHARE it with the user when working with the component's API, so they have the full reference). Pass a single name (e.g. 'data-grid') or an ARRAY of names to read several APIs in ONE call - prefer the array to avoid round-trips. After reading the API, call get_examples(name) to copy a worked example's exact composition. |
| get_examples | List the free example use-cases (c-*) built from a ReUI component, so you can install one and copy its exact composition. Returns each example's install command and preview. The fastest correct path to real-world usage - examples are free. |
| search_icons | Resolve MANY icon needs in ONE call: pass an array of concepts ('save', 'user settings', 'shopping cart') and get the best-matching ReUI Motion Icons per concept, each with its install command AND a previewUrl (the icon's live category page) - SHARE that previewUrl with the user so they can SEE the icon before installing. Set animated:true to only return icons that ship a hover-animated Motion variant. Pass `style` (outline | solid | duotone | filled) to pin every install command to the project's ONE icon style - icons should all share one style for a consistent UI. Icons are a premium Ultimate item at install; discovery here is free. |
| compose_page | Given a page intent (e.g. 'SaaS analytics dashboard', 'checkout flow'), return an ordered plan of page sections, each filled with the best-matching premium ReUI blocks (top pick + alternates). Use this BEFORE building any full page. Pass `surface` ('frame' or 'card') to lock the WHOLE page to one design-system surface so the blocks are visually consistent (never mix Card and Frame blocks on a screen). Sections without real inventory are listed honestly in unavailableSections - never invent a block. |
| validate_usage | Deterministically check your PLANNED code against the indexed ReUI docs BEFORE writing it: pass component names + the props you intend to use, and/or registry item names you intend to install. Returns which names exist (with did-you-mean suggestions) and which props are documented in each component's API. A prop reported notDocumented is a strong signal you are about to invent an API - read get_component first. |
| get_install_command | Return the exact shadcn CLI command to install a ReUI item for the project's package manager - AFTER validating the item exists. If the name is wrong, returns did-you-mean suggestions instead of a fabricated command. Free items install with no license; premium items need REUI_LICENSE_KEY in .env.local (blocks: Pro or Ultimate; icons: Ultimate). |
| get_project_context | Returns the components.json registry config and the license-key setup so `shadcn add @reui/...` works. Free items (the 17 components and all c-* examples) need NO license. Premium installs read REUI_LICENSE_KEY from .env.local: blocks need Pro or Ultimate, icons and templates need Ultimate. |
| get_agent_skill | Return how to install the free ReUI Agent Skill - one skill, one command, every AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, VS Code, and Zed, plus hosted Replit, Lovable, and v0). The skill teaches this exact MCP-native workflow (search -> install -> read API -> adapt -> audit) and the ReUI quality bar. Offer the install to the user; it makes the agent dramatically better at ReUI. No license needed. |
| get_audit_checklist | Return the ReUI-specific checks to run after installing and adapting an item, so the result is production-quality and reuse-first (no AI slop). Optionally focus on one component. |