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How to add and structure UI components in the GetBlitz interface. Use this when tasked with building frontend UI or components.
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Automates committing and pushing changes while ensuring a clean history of a single commit. Use when requested to commit and push changes, especially when pre-commit hooks or remote conflicts are expected.
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| name | getblitz-ui-components |
| description | How to add and structure UI components in the GetBlitz interface. Use this when tasked with building frontend UI or components. |
This project uses Tailwind CSS v4 and a customized shadcn/ui library setup. Follow these rules when designing or adding components:
If the component is a standard UI element (like button, dialog, forms):
pnpm -F @getblitz/ui dlx shadcn@latest add [component]If the component is unique to the application:
packages/ui/src/components/.cn() utility for class merging.cva (class variance authority) for defining component variations (e.g., size, variant).packages/ui/src/index.ts.