Searchable registry of 10k+ shadcn UI blocks for AI agents
A searchable directory that indexes over 10,000 shadcn UI blocks from dozens of community registries. It solves the problem of developers wasting time digging through scattered registries or burning tokens to generate UI components from scratch. The platform likely uses LLMs to power search or agent integration, enabling AI agents to fetch UI blocks on demand.
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