shadcn-base
DevelopmentUse when you need the Base UI version of shadcn/ui components, docs, CLI, theming, forms, registries, or MCP guidance for shadcn’s Base UI stack.
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shadcn/ui (Base UI) — shadcn-base
Overview
This skill documents the Base UI version of shadcn/ui. Use it to navigate the official Base UI docs and the shadcn/ui Base UI component pages.
shadcn/ui is not headless. It provides styled, copy-and-own components built on top of Base UI’s headless primitives. Composition follows compound components, composition-over-inheritance, and variant-driven styling.
Primary docs:
- Docs entry point: https://ui.shadcn.com/docs
- Base UI project docs: https://base-ui.com
- Base UI skill: skills/base-ui
Important:
- Base UI vs Radix docs and the conversion rule are defined in
references/overview.md. Use that guidance instead of the Radix components index.
Start Here
- Read
references/overview.mdfor scope and doc entry points. - Use
references/components.mdto find the component you need. - Use
references/installation.mdorreferences/cli.mdto set up a project. - Use
references/theming.mdandreferences/dark-mode.mdfor design tokens. - Use
references/components-json.mdfor CLI config details. - Use
references/forms.mdfor field patterns andreferences/forms-integrations.mdfor form libs. - Use
references/registry.mdandreferences/registry-schema.mdfor registries. - Use
references/blocks.mdfor blocks workflows. - Use
references/composition-pattern.mdfor the composition paradigm and Base UI render rule. - Use
references/examples.mdfor render and useRender patterns. - Check
references/changelog.mdbefore shipping.
Composition Pattern (Short)
Base UI + shadcn/ui uses copy-and-own styled components on headless primitives, composed via compound subcomponents and render-prop substitution (render / useRender). Reference: references/composition-pattern.md.
Reference Map
references/overview.md: what shadcn/ui is and official doc entry points.references/components.md: full component list from llms.txt.references/installation.md: create/init and per-framework installation links.references/cli.md: CLI commands and options.references/components-json.md: components.json schema and key fields.references/theming.md: theming and design tokens.references/dark-mode.md: dark mode guidance and framework-specific pages.references/forms.md: field usage patterns and validation structure.references/forms-integrations.md: React Hook Form and TanStack Form pages.references/registry.md: registry docs.references/registry-schema.md: registry.json and registry-item.json schema details.references/blocks.md: blocks library workflows.references/composition-pattern.md: Base UI composition rule (render/useRender only).references/examples.md: render and useRender examples (Base UI).references/mcp.md: MCP server guidance.references/changelog.md: release notes.references/links.md: quick links index.