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A few days ago, I shared that framecn got a dedicated collection of typography components.

Yesterday, Paper open-sourced their new shaders library, and the effects were so good that I knew they had to be available as framecn components for creating insane launch videos.

I've now added all 18 shader components to framecn, so you can use them out of the box in your own projects.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/framecn
Docs: https://www.framecn.dev

A few weeks ago, I shared that framecn got a dedicated collection of caption components.

While working on those, I realized captions were just one piece of the puzzle. Product videos, demos, and tutorials also rely heavily on animated text effects to make intros, feature highlights, and transitions feel more engaging.

So I spent the last few days building a dedicated collection of typography components for framecn.

framecn now includes 15+ typography components out of the box, including Typewriter, Matrix Decode, Blur Reveal, Tracking In, Infinite Marquee, RGB Glitch Text, and more.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/framecn
Docs: https://www.framecn.dev

A few days ago I came across Eve on X, a filesystem-first framework for building AI agents that feels a lot like Next.js and deploys directly to Vercel Functions.

While exploring it, I also found Flue, an open agent framework powered by Pi, the open agent harness.

After playing around with both for a bit, I realized they'd fit really nicely into the shadcn/ui ecosystem, so I built agentcn.

Some of the features:

• Built specifically for Eve and Flue
• Zero-config, one-command setup
• shadcn/ui compatible (just copy and paste)
• Production-ready recipes for orchestrators, subagents, tools, and skills — not just hello-world examples
• 100% free and open source

It's still early days and only has a handful of recipes right now, but I'm planning to add more. I'd love to hear any feedback, especially from people already building with Eve or Flue.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/agentcn
Docs: https://agentcn.run

A while back I launched ogimagecn - a shadcn/ui-style registry for Open Graph images built with Satori.

With so many shadcn registries popping up lately, I spent the last few days building a dedicated collection of OG image components tailored specifically for registry authors.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/ogimagecn
Docs: https://www.ogimagecn.com

A few days ago I came across eve on X, a filesystem-first framework for building AI agents that feels a lot like Next.js and deploys directly to Vercel Functions.

While exploring it, I also found Flue, an open agent framework powered by Pi, the open agent harness.

After playing around with both for a bit, I realized they'd fit really nicely into the shadcn/ui ecosystem, so I built agentcn.

Some of the features:

• Built specifically for Eve and Flue
• Zero-config, one-command setup
• shadcn/ui compatible (just copy and paste)
• Production-ready recipes for orchestrators, subagents, tools, and skills — not just hello-world examples
• 100% free and open source

It's still early days and only has a handful of recipes right now, but I'm planning to add more. I'd love to hear any feedback, especially from people already building with Eve or Flue.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/agentcn
Docs: https://agentcn.vercel.app

A few months ago I launched framecn - a shadcn/ui-style registry for video components built on top of Editframe.

One thing I kept noticing while building and shipping products was how often launch videos, demos, and tutorials needed good-looking captions. Most solutions either require manual editing or starting from scratch.

So I spent the last few days building a dedicated collection of caption components for framecn.

framecn now includes 10+ caption components out of the box.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/framecn
Docs: https://www.framecn.dev

Been using dynamic OG image generators for side projects and always ended up tweaking templates, fonts, spacing, and layouts manually.

So I built ogimagecn, a shadcn/ui-style registry for beautiful Open Graph images.

Some of the features:

• Built on Satori
• Zero config, one command setup.
• shadcn/ui compatible (simply copy-paste)
• 10+ image components
• 100% free and fully open-source.

No design tool exports. No starting from a blank canvas every time you launch something.

If you're shipping products, blogs, docs, or OSS projects, this should make generating share images a lot less painful.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/ogimagecn
Docs: https://www.ogimagecn.com

Vercel gives OSS projects $3,600 in credits. Sentry gives 5M free error events. JetBrains gives free IDE licenses. There are 15+ programs like this.

Problem is, the info is scattered across different websites and each has different eligibility rules. So I built OSS Perks, a website + CLI that aggregates all of them.

Run one command and it checks your repo against every program:

npx ossperks check --repo vercel/next.js

Output:

✔ next.js — MIT · 138,336 stars · last push today

  ✅ sentry          eligible
  ✅ browserstack    eligible
  ⚠️ vercel          needs review
  ⚠️ jetbrains       needs review
  ❌ 1password       ineligible — project must be at least 30 days old

It fetches your GitHub/GitLab/Codeberg/Gitea repo data and pattern-matches eligibility rules automatically. No signup, no forms.

Other commands:

• ossperks list — all programs
• ossperks search hosting — search by keyword
• ossperks show vercel — full program details
• ossperks categories — browse by category

Tech Stack: pnpm monorepo, TypeScript, Commander, Zod. Website is Next.js + Fumadocs with i18n support by Lingo.dev.

GitHub: https://github.com/Aniket-508/ossperks
Website: https://www.ossperks.com

A few weeks ago I launched termcn — a shadcn/ui-style registry for terminal UI components built on Ink.

Since then, I’ve been exploring more of the modern TUI ecosystem, and with OpenTUI gaining popularity in the space, adding support for it felt like a natural next step.

termcn now also supports OpenTUI as a base.

You can now scaffold and build terminal apps using either Ink or OpenTUI while keeping the same termcn workflow:

• zero-config setup
• copy-paste components
• themes & templates
• fully open-source

The goal remains the same:
make building beautiful terminal apps feel as easy as building modern web apps.

GitHub: https://github.com/Aniket-508/termcn
Docs: https://www.termcn.dev

The AI video generation space is quite heating up with Remotion, Hyperframes, Editframe, etc. and it has never been more easier to create videos with code.

That's when I came across remocn which is shadcn/ui-style registry for video components built using Remotion but Remotion has its limitations that Editframe solves by making use of pure HTML, CSS.

So I built framecn, a shadcn/ui-style registry for video components.

Some of the features:

• Built on Editframe
• Zero config, one command setup.
• shadcn/ui compatible (simply copy-paste)
• 50+ components
• Fully customizable

100% free and open-source.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/framecn
Docs: https://www.framecn.dev/

hope the cli gods would be happy now. you can check it out here: https://www.termcn.dev/ and if you like it, please don't forget to drop a star on the github repo: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/termcn

I kept trying different starter kits/templates/boilerplates, but none of them really felt complete. There was always something missing viz. animations, DX polish, or modern web features.

So I built startercn, a shadcn/ui registry starter that actually feels production-ready out of the box.

What’s included:

• React View Transitions support
• Built-in web haptics and audio
• Animated icons via lucide-animated
• Smooth, thoughtful animations with motion.dev
• AI Agent ready (100% scores on isitagentready.com)

Fully free and open-source.

GitHub: https://github.com/shadcn-labs/startercn
Docs: https://startercn.vercel.app

Would love feedback or ideas on what else you'd want baked into a starter like this.