Use when a shadcn ui Command primitive (command palette, Combobox, search list, fuzzy filter, multi-select dropdown) stops filtering, renders the full list regardless of typing, fails to highlight or click items, throws "TypeError : undefined is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator))" on a CommandItem rendered outside CommandList, silently ignores a third `keywords` argument passed to the `filter` prop, no longer matches values typed in uppercase, loses keyboard focus inside a Vaul Drawer, returns zero results despite `shouldFilter={false}`, or fails to import `CommandLoading` from the shadcn wrapper. Prevents the six recurring drift traps : (1) writing a 2-arg `(value, search) => number` filter against cmdk >= 1.0.0 where the signature is `(value, search, keywords) => number` so the third argument is silently dropped and per-item `keywords` boosting never fires, (2) writing a custom `filter` that does a case-sensitive `===` or `includes` check against raw `value` and raw `search` so that
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Use when a shadcn ui Command primitive (command palette, Combobox, search list, fuzzy filter, multi-select dropdown) stops filtering, renders the full list regardless of typing, fails to highlight or click items, throws "TypeError : undefined is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator))" on a CommandItem rendered outside CommandList, silently ignores a third `keywords` argument passed to the `filter` prop, no longer matches values typed in uppercase, loses keyboard focus inside a Vaul Drawer, returns zero results despite `shouldFilter={false}`, or fails to import `CommandLoading` from the shadcn wrapper. Prevents the six recurring drift traps : (1) writing a 2-arg `(value, search) => number` filter against cmdk >= 1.0.0 where the signature is `(value, search, keywords) => number` so the third argument is silently dropped and per-item `keywords` boosting never fires, (2) writing a custom `filter` that does a case-sensitive `===` or `includes` check against raw `value` and raw `search` so that "Apple" never matches "apple" even though the DEFAULT command-score filter is case-insensitive, (3) wrapping `<Command>` inside a Vaul `<Drawer>` without overriding `onOpenAutoFocus` so vaul's focus-trap and cmdk's input-autofocus fight and the input is stolen back to the trigger on first keystroke, (4) flipping `shouldFilter={false}` to fetch results server-side but never filtering the rendered `<CommandItem>` set yourself so the list shows EVERY item on every keystroke, (5) importing `CommandLoading` from `@/components/ui/command` instead of `cmdk` because the shadcn registry wrapper re-exports Command / CommandDialog / CommandInput / CommandList / CommandEmpty / CommandGroup / CommandItem / CommandSeparator / CommandShortcut but NOT CommandLoading, and (6) letting `cmdk` float in `package.json` (`"cmdk" : "^1.0.0"`) while the `components/ui/command.tsx` file was generated against a pinned older cmdk version so prop names and arities drift apart over time. Covers detection commands (read installed cmdk version with `npm ls cmdk` and the shadcn-wrapper expected version via the registry endpoint), version compatibility matrix (cmdk 0.2.x = `(value, search) => number` filter, no `keywords` Item prop ; cmdk one zero plus = `(value, search, keywords) => number` filter, keywords prop as string array on Item, CommandList becomes REQUIRED parent of every Item or render crashes with the Symbol.iterator TypeError), fix strategies (pin cmdk in package.json to exact version, re-run `shadcn add command --overwrite` to refresh the wrapper to the registry's current pin, or upgrade BOTH at once and run the filter-arity migration), the Vaul + cmdk focus duel and its `onOpenAutoFocus={(e) => e.preventDefault()}` workaround, the command-score case behaviour (default filter lowercases internally via command-score's `formatInput`, custom filter does NOT, the `data-value` attribute is stored verbatim with trim()), and the three top-15 shadcn-ui/ui issues (#2944 cmdk 1.0.0 break, 117 reactions ; #2980 Command items unclickable, 87 reactions ; #3051 Combobox not filtering, 42 reactions). Keywords: cmdk version drift, command filter signature, command filter 2 arg vs 3 arg, command lowercase value, value normalization cmdk, vaul cmdk focus loss, drawer cmdk focus stolen, drawer onOpenAutoFocus preventDefault, shouldFilter behavior, shouldFilter false no results, manual filtering shouldFilter, CommandLoading missing, CommandLoading not exported shadcn, import CommandLoading from cmdk, cmdk version mismatch, cmdk one zero breaking change, cmdk legacy pin, npm ls cmdk, command not filtering, command palette not filtering, combobox not filtering, drawer cmdk focus, why my command palette broken, why my combobox returns full list, why does uppercase not match cmdk, CommandItem outside CommandList TypeError, Symbol iterator cmdk crash, shadcn add command overwrite, cmdk package json pin, command-score case insensitive, data-value cmdk attribute, keywords prop CommandItem, third argument filter ignored, command palette dropdown.
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MIT
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Designed for Claude Code. Requires shadcn ui evergreen-2026 (cmdk pinned in shadcn registry; verify with `npm ls cmdk`).
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{"author":"OpenAEC-Foundation","version":"1.0"}
shadcn + cmdk Version Drift : Filter Signature, Value Case, Vaul Focus, and the Hidden Wrapper Coupling
The shadcn Command primitive is a thin React wrapper around the third-party
cmdk library (https://github.com/pacocoursey/cmdk). The wrapper is
copied into your repo at components/ui/command.tsx by shadcn add command. The wrapper is generated against the cmdk version the registry
was built against at that moment. Your package.json then carries its OWN
copy of cmdk under dependencies. Those two pins can drift apart, and
when they do the symptoms are always one of three : items will not
filter, items will not click, or CommandItem rendered outside
CommandList crashes with TypeError : undefined is not iterable (cannot read property Symbol(Symbol.iterator)).
This skill documents the six drift cases that surface as three of the
top-15 issues in shadcn-ui/ui by reaction count (#2944, #2980, #3051)
and the fix workflow.
Companion skills :
shadcn-syntax-command (Batch B5) : Command composition surface,
the nine subcomponents, shouldFilter, async filtering, Cmd+K hotkey
shadcn-syntax-drawer (Batch B5) : Vaul Drawer composition and the
onOpenAutoFocus / onCloseAutoFocus focus contract
shadcn-errors-radix-controlled : the parallel controlled-state
contract for Radix-wrapped primitives (Dialog / Sheet / Popover)
shadcn-errors-cli-sync-mismatch : the shadcn add ... --overwrite
workflow used to repair the wrapper when cmdk is bumped
Quick Reference : The Three Documented Drift Cases (TL;DR)
#
Symptom
Root cause
Fix
1
Custom filter={(value, search) => ...} works but per-item keywords is silently ignored
cmdk >= 1.0.0 filter signature is (value, search, keywords) => number. Old 2-arg form still type-checks because keywords is just an unused trailing parameter
Rewrite filter to 3-arg form. Use keywords to extend the search corpus. See examples.md §1
2
"Apple" in data-value never matches with a custom filter
search="apple"
Default cmdk filter uses command-score which lowercases internally via formatInput. A custom filter receives raw value and raw search and must lowercase BOTH or use .toLowerCase().includes(...)
Lowercase in the custom filter or rely on the default. See examples.md §2
3
Inside a Vaul Drawer the Command input loses focus on the first keystroke
Vaul focus-traps on open and re-focuses its content root. cmdk auto-focuses the CommandInput. They fight, vaul wins on the next tick, the input loses focus
Pass onOpenAutoFocus={(e) => e.preventDefault()} to <DrawerContent> so vaul stops fighting cmdk. See examples.md §3
Three additional drift cases compound the above :
#
Symptom
Root cause
Fix
4
<Command shouldFilter={false}> shows every item on every keystroke
shouldFilter={false} disables cmdk's internal filter ENTIRELY. You opted out of filtering and never wrote your own
Filter the items array yourself in the parent and pass only the filtered subset as children. See examples.md §4
5
import { CommandLoading } from "@/components/ui/command" fails with "CommandLoading is not exported"
The shadcn registry wrapper components/ui/command.tsx re-exports nine names (Command, CommandDialog, CommandInput, CommandList, CommandEmpty, CommandGroup, CommandItem, CommandSeparator, CommandShortcut). CommandLoading is exported by cmdk but NOT by the shadcn wrapper
Import directly : import { Command as CommandPrimitive } from "cmdk"; const CommandLoading = CommandPrimitive.Loading. See examples.md §5
6
After pnpm up cmdk the Command items become unclickable or throw "Symbol.iterator" TypeError
The wrapper in components/ui/command.tsx was generated against a different cmdk version. Bumping cmdk floated the wrapper out of contract. Specifically cmdk 1.0.0 made CommandList a REQUIRED parent of every CommandItem
Re-run pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add command --overwrite to regenerate the wrapper against the current cmdk pin, OR roll cmdk back to the previously-pinned version. See examples.md §6
Quick Reference : Detection Commands
Three commands answer "is there drift in this repo right now" :
# 1. What cmdk version is installed?
pnpm ls cmdk
# or : npm ls cmdk# or : yarn list cmdk# 2. What cmdk version does the shadcn registry expect right now?
curl -s https://ui.shadcn.com/r/styles/new-york/command.json \
| jq '.dependencies'# Look for "cmdk" : "<version>" in the dependencies array# 3. Does the wrapper file reference any cmdk API the installed version lacks?
grep -E "CommandLoading|keywords=" components/ui/command.tsx
# If the wrapper imports CommandLoading but cmdk is <1.0.0, drift.# If the wrapper does NOT pass keywords through but you use it, drift.
The expected outputs match like this :
pnpm ls cmdk says
Registry expects
Drift verdict
cmdk 0.2.1
cmdk ^1.0.0
DRIFT : wrapper expects 1.0.0 API on a 0.2.x install
cmdk 1.0.4
cmdk ^1.0.0
OK : same major
cmdk 1.1.0
cmdk ^1.0.0
OK if minor is backward-compatible. Verify against cmdk CHANGELOG
cmdk 0.2.1
cmdk ^0.2.0
OK : both pre-1.0
cmdk not installed
any
BROKEN : shadcn add command never ran. Re-run it
Quick Reference : Fix Strategies
There are three valid fix paths. Pick exactly one per project and
document it in your README so future contributors do not re-introduce
drift :
Strategy A : Pin cmdk to the registry's exact version
When you want the wrapper file to remain untouched (e.g. you have
local customisations on top of the shadcn wrapper) :
// package.json{"dependencies":{"cmdk":"1.0.4"}}
NEVER use ^ or ~ on cmdk if you are pinning. The carrot is what
caused the drift in the first place. Verified at
https://github.com/shadcn-ui/ui/issues/2944#issuecomment-... (cmdk
1.0.0 was a breaking change that float-versioning silently auto-pulled).
Strategy B : Re-run shadcn add command --overwrite
When you want the wrapper to match the registry's CURRENT pin :
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add command --diff # show what will change
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add command --overwrite # apply
pnpm install # pull the new cmdk pin
This is the "make-the-wrapper-canonical" path. Loss of local customisation
is a real risk ; use Strategy A instead if you have edits to preserve.
See shadcn-errors-cli-sync-mismatch for the full --diff / --overwrite
discipline.
Strategy C : Upgrade both, migrate the filter call sites
When the cmdk major bump introduces useful features (the 1.0.0
keywords Item prop is a real productivity win for fuzzy search) :
pnpm up cmdk@latest
pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add command --overwrite
# Now grep for any custom filter prop and rewrite to 3-arg :
grep -rn 'filter=' src/ components/
Then rewrite every (value, search) => number filter to
(value, search, keywords) => number and decide whether to actually
USE the keywords argument (it concatenates the per-item keywords: string[] prop into the matching corpus).
Quick Reference : The Filter Prop Signature Drift In Detail
// cmdk 0.2.x signature :typeCommandFilter = (value : string, search : string) =>number// returns 1 = match, 0 = no match (or a fuzzy score in (0, 1])// cmdk 1.0.0+ signature :typeCommandFilter = (
value : string,
search : string,
keywords ?: string[]
) =>number// keywords are the per-Item `keywords` prop array, undefined if unset
The drift is silent because TypeScript happily accepts a 2-arg function
where a 3-arg type is expected (extra parameters are allowed by
contravariance). The compiler does not warn. The runtime simply never
sees your handling of keywords, so per-item keywords arrays are
ignored even when you set them on every CommandItem.
The DEFAULT cmdk filter (when you do not pass filter at all) is :
If you write a custom filter, you get the raw value and raw search
with their case intact. Case-insensitive matching is YOUR job in a
custom filter.
Quick Reference : Value Normalization Contract
cmdk stores each item's value on a data-value attribute on the
<div> rendered by CommandItem. The value comes from one of :
The explicit value prop on CommandItem (preferred ; stable
across re-renders).
The text content of the item (fallback ; volatile if the children
change).
Before storage, cmdk applies .trim() (verified, README quote :
"Values are always trimmed with the trim() method") but NOT
.toLowerCase(). The data-value attribute therefore preserves case.
The DEFAULT filter (command-score) is case-insensitive because the
algorithm lowercases internally. A CUSTOM filter is case-sensitive
unless you lowercase both arguments yourself.
This is the source of "Apple does not match apple" reports : a custom
filter that does value === search or value.includes(search) against
the raw arguments returns 0 (= no match) when the case differs.
Quick Reference : The Vaul Drawer + Command Focus Duel
Vaul (https://github.com/emilkowalski/vaul) ships its own focus trap.
When <DrawerContent> opens, vaul calls focus() on the content root,
which is the element wrapping your <Command>. cmdk's <CommandInput>
also has autoFocus semantics : it ensures the input is focused on
mount so keyboard typing works without an extra click.
Without intervention :
Drawer opens. Vaul focuses DrawerContent root.
Command mounts. cmdk focuses the inner <input>.
React commits the focus to the input.
Vaul's effect runs on the NEXT tick and re-focuses the root.
The user's first keystroke goes nowhere.
The fix is to tell vaul to stop fighting :
<DrawerContent
onOpenAutoFocus={(e) => e.preventDefault()}
>
<Command><CommandInputplaceholder="Type a command..." /><CommandList>...</CommandList></Command>
</DrawerContent>
onOpenAutoFocus is a Vaul Radix-derived prop. Calling
e.preventDefault() disables the default focus-trap entry behaviour.
cmdk then wins and the input stays focused.
The same duel happens between cmdk and Radix Dialog when Command is
inside a Dialog. Same fix : <DialogContent onOpenAutoFocus={(e) => e.preventDefault()}>.
Quick Reference : shouldFilter and Async Search
shouldFilter defaults to true. cmdk filters and sorts the rendered
items by command-score against the current search.
shouldFilter={false} disables BOTH filtering AND sorting. cmdk
renders every CommandItem you give it, in the order you give them.
This is the correct setting when results come from a server (debounced
fetch on input change) ; cmdk should NOT also try to fuzzy-filter them.
The trap : developers flip shouldFilter={false} and then forget to
filter the items in their parent state. Result : the list shows the
entire result set on every keystroke, ignoring what the user typed.
The contract :
shouldFilter
Who filters
Who sorts
true (default)
cmdk (command-score)
cmdk (descending score)
false
YOU (in parent state, before passing items)
YOU
When shouldFilter={false}, ALWAYS pair it with a CommandLoading
indicator (imported from cmdk directly, NOT from the shadcn
wrapper) and a debounced fetch. See examples.md §4.
Quick Reference : CommandLoading Is Not Re-Exported
The shadcn registry wrapper at components/ui/command.tsx
re-exports exactly these names :
CommandLoading is exported by cmdk itself (as Command.Loading)
but NOT re-exported by the shadcn wrapper. Importing it from
@/components/ui/command fails with "CommandLoading is not exported".
Two valid imports :
// Path A : import from cmdk directlyimport { CommandasCommandPrimitive } from"cmdk"constCommandLoading = CommandPrimitive.Loading
// Path B : extend the shadcn wrapper to re-export it// Edit components/ui/command.tsx :import { CommandasCommandPrimitive } from"cmdk"// ...existing code...constCommandLoading = CommandPrimitive.Loadingexport { /* existing exports */, CommandLoading }
Path B makes the wrapper non-re-add-safe : the next
shadcn add command --overwrite will wipe your re-export. Document
it in your README or use Path A.
Quick Reference : The CommandItem-Outside-CommandList Crash
cmdk 1.0.0 changed the internal item registry from a flat map to a
list-scoped map. Every CommandItem MUST now be a descendant of
CommandList. Rendering an item outside crashes with :
TypeError : undefined is not iterable (cannot read property
Symbol(Symbol.iterator))
This is the same crash reported in issue #2944. The fix is structural,
not a prop : wrap every CommandItem in a CommandList. Example
correct shape :
