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An open-source library of 135 animated, interactive React UI components powered by AI assistants. With tools like Claude or Cursor, you can customize elements seamlessly, search for them, and generate code.
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ReactBits revolutionizes React development with a vibrant collection of 135+ animated UI components, from shimmering buttons to dynamic loaders. Powered by an innovative MCP server, it integrates directly with AI tools like Claude Desktop and Cursor, allowing instant component discovery, customization, and code generation for stunning, efficient interfaces. (48 words)
Features
Vast Component Library: Over 135 high-quality, animated React elements, including buttons, cards, modals, and effects, fully customizable with CSS or Tailwind. AI-Powered Access: MCP server enables semantic search, category browsing, and retrieval of source code for AI assistants (e.g., Claude, VS Code with Continue). Easy Integration: CLI commands for shadcn/ui and jsrepo installs; generates usage examples, demos, and boilerplate code on demand. Versatile Compatibility: Supports JavaScript/TypeScript; optimized for quick prototyping with no external dependencies beyond React. Open-Source & Community-Driven: Free on GitHub, with contributions welcome for new animations and features.
Use Cases
Rapid Prototyping: AI-assisted discovery and insertion of animated components to build interactive dashboards or landing pages in minutes. Creative Web Design: Enhance e-commerce sites or portfolios with eye-catching effects like hover animations and transitions for better user engagement. AI-Enhanced Development: Streamline workflows in IDEs by querying components semantically, ideal for solo devs or teams using Cursor/Claude. Educational Tool: Teach React patterns through reusable, documented examples; great for bootcamps or self-learners experimenting with animations. Production Apps: Integrate into scalable apps for micro-interactions, such as loading states in SPAs or gamified UIs in mobile web hybrids.