Choose the right kit
Review its screenshots, visual direction, and component collection before you commit to the system.
Choose an AI Kit, give its guidance and styles to your project, and let every new interface start from the same visual system.
Review its screenshots, visual direction, and component collection before you commit to the system.
Start with the implementation instructions and use the tokens as the shared language for every screen.
Bring in the Tailwind or CSS layer once, then adapt it to the framework and structure already in your project.
Reuse the kit's approved elements and compare the result with the desktop and mobile screenshots as you iterate.
01 · Download
Pro members can download every structured file. Keep the files together until you decide whether Tailwind or plain CSS best fits the project.
instructions.mdAgent guidancetokens.jsonPortable design valuestailwind.cssTailwind-ready layerstyles.cssFramework-agnostic CSSscreenshots/Visual referencesCompare every meaningful state
Use the gallery to compare composition, detail, responsive behavior, and the intended page rhythm.
02 · Observe
Before editing code, review the screenshot gallery. Note the page rhythm, density, type scale, and component states that are hard to communicate through tokens alone.
03 · Integrate
Put the kit files in your project, paste this prompt, and let the agent adapt the system to your existing framework without inventing a second visual language.
Use this AI Kit as the visual source of truth.
1. Read instructions.md before changing the interface.
2. Map tokens.json into the project's existing theme or CSS variables.
3. Integrate either tailwind.css or styles.css exactly once.
4. Match the screenshots, component anatomy, spacing, typography, and states.
5. Reuse the assigned collection components before creating new patterns.Assigned collection
Approved components in intentional order
Buttons & actions
Forms & inputs
Cards & feedback
04 · Keep the loop
Keep the AI Kit in your project instructions and point new UI work back to its assigned collection. When the interface changes, compare it with the kit again before shipping.
Try the workflow

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