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Copy-own compositions from the registry, grouped by the part of an application they are: shells, data surfaces, documents, maps, process, agent operations, the way in. One command puts the source in your repo.

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A few of the 119 pages here. Open a family below, or in the navigation, to see all of it.

What is this agent allowed to use, and where does a person step in?

A canvas for designing business agents: triggers, agents, routers, guardrails, human approvals and actions as the flow, and under each agent its equipment — model, skills, MCP servers with per-tool switches and ask-first, knowledge and memory — on square ports with dashed links. A searchable palette (drag, or click to equip the selected agent), an inspector form per node kind, design checks that point at the node they are about, a simulated test run that pauses at approvals, undo/redo and auto-layout. Three sample designs: support resolution, invoice processing, lead qualification. Plain data in, no runtime.

8 examples

Which tables are there, and how do they hang together?

An entity-relationship view of a database on the flow canvas: custom table nodes with a row per column (keys, nullability, personal data), foreign keys as custom edges with crow’s-foot end marks that meet each table at the right row, a table list by schema with search and visibility, an all-columns / keys-only / names-only switch, auto-layout, and an inspector with columns, followable relations, indexes and a readable CREATE TABLE. Renders a plain DataModel object.

6 examples

Where is everyone, and who is late?

A fleet where it is: each vehicle's planned route as a dashed MapRoute, the part already driven solid, the vehicle's MapMarker at the join and the depot marked; the list shows stops done on a Meter and minutes against plan, and selecting a vehicle fades the others.

2 examples

Where did the run fail?

An execution waterfall for one multi-agent run: a stat strip where every number carries its comparison (duration vs p95, retries, tokens in/out, cost vs workflow average, failed at), the charts package’s Gantt at sub-second granularity with one row per agent span nested under its caller, and a context-flow chain that shows the hop where a required field was dropped.

2 examples

How does an agent answer a data question with more than text?

An A2UI answer composed by the agent: a headline, KPI tiles with sparklines, two AutoChart figures titled with their findings, the method and follow-up actions. A click on the chart drills into the next surface.

1 example

The sign-in form beside a brand panel painted with the primary pair. Container-query layout: the panel stands down when narrow.

1 example

Drag cards between columns or use each card's Move menu (keyboard, screen reader and touch), with a live-region announcement, per-column points and WIP-limit warnings in words.

1 example

Where does the process really go, and where does it wait?

A map-first process-mining workspace over an order-to-cash log: the six KPIs as one ribbon, every control in a toolbar so nothing floats over the map, and beside the map a panel of statistical insights — throughput distribution against the SLA, the slowest hand-overs, the weekly trend, box and violin plots by region and channel — plus variants as colour strips, the selected element and deviations. A dock holds the dotted chart, the performance spectrum, the workload heatmap and the case table; a replay animates every order as a token. One useProcessExplorer instance drives all of it, so no two panels can disagree.

1 example

Chat surface with transcript, composer, tool calls and a context rail.

2 examples

How do I tell a customer’s story with their film, the numbers and the screens?

A case study as a reading page: headline and lead, the customer’s film in the ui Video player, results as metric tiles, the numbered narrative with pull quotes beside a sticky fact sheet, a screenshot gallery with a lightbox, related stories and a call to action.

3 examples

How does a listener move through a show — episodes, chapters, the transcript?

A show’s episodes beside one player composed from the ui MediaPlayer parts — cover art, the waveform as scrubber, a bar with speed — plus clickable chapters and a transcript that follows playback; choosing an episode from the list starts it.

3 examples

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  • App Shells4 pages

    The frame around everything else: navigation rail, top bar and docks, in four arrangements.

    Dashboard · Double-Sided · Flagship · Mail

  • The screens every product needs and nobody wants to design twice: boards, lists, checklists, empty states.

    Empty States · Kanban Board · Onboarding Checklist · Project Cards · Todo List

  • Networks, routes and fleets on the map they run on.

    Factory Layout · Fleet Tracker · Network Map · Office Floor Plan · Train Seat Map

  • Canvases you build on and process maps you explore.

    Flow Builder · Flow Canvas · Process Explorer

  • Tables with the toolbar, the chart and the comparison already wired.

    Chart and Table · Comparison Table · Data Model Viewer · Data Table

  • Documents3 pages

    Files in the product: a library with a preview, an answer you can check against its sources, a review that points at the clause.

    Answer with sources · Document library · Document review

  • Agent Ops13 pages

    What an agent did, what it cost, where it failed and where a human decides.

    Agent Designer · Audit Log · Decision Record · Escalation Boundary · Finding Cards · Handoff Inspector · Insight Feed · KPI Provenance Strip · Provenance Record · Score Explanation · Spend Against Limit · Trace Waterfall · Verdict Side By Side

  • Screens an agent designs as data (A2UI): validated against a catalog, streamed in, and wired to actions the app owns.

    Agent asks for a decision · Agent-built form · Analytics answer with charts · Catalog guardrail · Streaming surface

  • Chat, code and console surfaces for working with a model.

    Agent Run Review · AI Chart · AI Chat Shell · Code Workspace · Terminal Session Idle · Terminal Session Mid-turn

  • Multi-step forms and the screens that connect a product to others.

    Form Wizard · Integration Grid

  • The way in: sign in, sign up, reset, verify. Real validation, real states, and no server call of their own.

    Forgot Password · Login · Login Split · Register · Reset Password · Two Factor · Verify Email

  • Profile, members, notifications and billing, with the edge cases handled.

    Billing · Invite members · Members · Notifications · Profile · User Profile

  • Commerce7 pages

    From the product grid to the receipt, with stock, totals and delivery that add up.

    Checkout · Order History · Order Receipt · Product Detail · Product Grid · Product Reviews · Shopping Cart

  • Marketing31 pages

    A landing page in sections, from the navbar to the footer.

    Banner · Bento · Book a demo · Call to Action · Code Example · Compare · Contact · Cookie Banner · CTA banner · FAQ · Feature showcase · Feature tabs · Features · Footer · Hero · Hero — product · Hero — signup · Integrations · Logos · Navbar · Newsletter · Pricing · Pricing compare · Process · Stats and Logos · Stats — big numbers · Team · Testimonial spotlight · Testimonials · Trust · Waitlist

  • Content8 pages

    About story · Blog list · Blog post · Careers · Case studies · Changelog · Help centre · Resources

  • Data Grids6 pages

    Cost Centre Tree · Event Log · Live Blotter · Orders Detail · Price Editor · Sales Ledger

  • Media4 pages

    Customer story · Media gallery · Podcast player · Video gallery