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The requirements each component declares, the Tailwind setup they need, and how to add your first one.

3 documents

  • Getting started

    What these components are, what your project needs, and how to add your first component.

  • Understand component requirements

    The declarations every published component makes about its runtime, integration level, dependencies, services, files and release state.

  • Tailwind prerequisites

    How to configure Tailwind CSS 4 so the utility classes in copied components are generated.

Using components

Getting a component’s source, adapting it, and what it needs from your project once it is in.

5 documents

  • Get component source

    The ways to retrieve a component's source for one exact version and variant, and how to verify what you received.

  • Customization

    How palettes, variants and CSS variables work, and when to edit component source directly.

  • Dependencies and assets

    How components declare third-party packages, external services and bundled assets, and what you need to install or provide.

  • SvelteKit recipes

    How integration levels separate presentational components from SvelteKit integration recipes, and what a recipe asks of your project.

  • Accessibility in your project

    What each component documents about accessibility, and what remains your responsibility once it is in your site.

Agents and API

How coding agents find and fetch components: the MCP server, the public API, the bundle format and Markdown twins.

5 documents

  • MCP reference

    The MCP server's endpoint, tools, limits, version rules, errors and privacy notes, with setup for each coding agent on the MCP page.

  • Agent workflow

    A practical sequence for coding agents that select, retrieve and integrate catalogue components into a Svelte project.

  • Public API

    The public routes, filter vocabulary, limits and error codes shared by the website, the HTTP API and the MCP server.

  • Distribution format

    The distribution receipt, how file hashes and the artifact digest are computed, and the layout of a component bundle.

  • Markdown for agents

    Every page has a Markdown twin: append .md to any path, or start from llms.txt, and read the catalogue without parsing HTML.

Policies and support

How components are licensed, and how to report a problem.

2 documents

  • License

    How component source and asset licenses are declared, and the current status of the default license and website content terms.

  • Help and issue reports

    What to include when you report a problem with a component, the documentation or the catalogue services, and where to send it.