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UI Kit Aggregator MCP
by Faixiang

Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
GITHUB_TOKENNoOptional GitHub token that can improve Uiverse tag search; usually only public repository permissions are needed.
MCP_TRANSPORTNoSet to "http" to run the server over HTTP. By default the server uses stdio.stdio
ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKENNoOptional token for Aceternity All-Access/Pro. When unset, the Aceternity free directory is still available.
REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEYNoOptional license key for React Bits Pro. When unset, the React Bits free directory is still available.

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
list_sourcesA

List the eight animation/UI sources with each site's specialty, license summary, and which environment variables unlock paid official registries. Use the specialties to pick a source: MotionSites (motionsites): AI website prompt library for conceptual sites such as landing pages, SaaS marketing pages, and portfolios. Choose this for full-page design prompts, not drop-in components. React Bits (react-bits): React animation components: text effects, backgrounds, and UI micro-interactions, in JavaScript or TypeScript with CSS or Tailwind. Choose this for copy-and-paste React components. Uiverse (uiverse): Community HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React snippets, including hover effects, buttons, and cards. Choose this for small, standalone UI widgets. Anime.js (anime): Lightweight JavaScript animation engine for timelines, easing, and animating DOM, CSS, or SVG elements. Choose this when you need an animation library or its official docs and examples, not a component kit. Aceternity UI (aceternity): React and Tailwind component library with advanced visual effects, including 3D, parallax, spotlight, aurora, glow, and shader-based visuals. Choose this for polished, cinematic UI blocks. Motion Prompt (motion-prompt): Motion vocabulary and prompt library for describing animations, camera moves, and page transitions to AI. Choose this for named effect terms, copyable prompts, and motion demos, not drop-in UI components. Cult UI (cult-ui): Distinctive React / shadcn-style UI components from the official Cult UI registry. Choose this for copy-and-paste Cult components, not a general animation engine. Magic UI (magic-ui): Free React and Tailwind animated components (official free / MIT catalog only). Choose this for copy-and-paste Magic UI free blocks; do not use this source for Magic UI Pro. Does not return component source or MotionSites prompt text. When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

search_ui_kitsA

One-shot search across MotionSites, React Bits, Uiverse, Anime.js, Aceternity UI, Motion Prompt, Cult UI, and Magic UI. Pick a source by specialty: MotionSites (motionsites): AI website prompt library for conceptual sites such as landing pages, SaaS marketing pages, and portfolios. Choose this for full-page design prompts, not drop-in components. React Bits (react-bits): React animation components: text effects, backgrounds, and UI micro-interactions, in JavaScript or TypeScript with CSS or Tailwind. Choose this for copy-and-paste React components. Uiverse (uiverse): Community HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React snippets, including hover effects, buttons, and cards. Choose this for small, standalone UI widgets. Anime.js (anime): Lightweight JavaScript animation engine for timelines, easing, and animating DOM, CSS, or SVG elements. Choose this when you need an animation library or its official docs and examples, not a component kit. Aceternity UI (aceternity): React and Tailwind component library with advanced visual effects, including 3D, parallax, spotlight, aurora, glow, and shader-based visuals. Choose this for polished, cinematic UI blocks. Motion Prompt (motion-prompt): Motion vocabulary and prompt library for describing animations, camera moves, and page transitions to AI. Choose this for named effect terms, copyable prompts, and motion demos, not drop-in UI components. Cult UI (cult-ui): Distinctive React / shadcn-style UI components from the official Cult UI registry. Choose this for copy-and-paste Cult components, not a general animation engine. Magic UI (magic-ui): Free React and Tailwind animated components (official free / MIT catalog only). Choose this for copy-and-paste Magic UI free blocks; do not use this source for Magic UI Pro. Each hit already passed the license gate and includes compliance, a short blurb, the official URL, and install/use instructions. Filter with sources. This does not return full source; call get_item for one allowed item. When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

get_itemA

Fetch one official doc excerpt, example, or component source after the license gate. Choose the source by specialty: MotionSites (motionsites): AI website prompt library for conceptual sites such as landing pages, SaaS marketing pages, and portfolios. Choose this for full-page design prompts, not drop-in components. React Bits (react-bits): React animation components: text effects, backgrounds, and UI micro-interactions, in JavaScript or TypeScript with CSS or Tailwind. Choose this for copy-and-paste React components. Uiverse (uiverse): Community HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React snippets, including hover effects, buttons, and cards. Choose this for small, standalone UI widgets. Anime.js (anime): Lightweight JavaScript animation engine for timelines, easing, and animating DOM, CSS, or SVG elements. Choose this when you need an animation library or its official docs and examples, not a component kit. Aceternity UI (aceternity): React and Tailwind component library with advanced visual effects, including 3D, parallax, spotlight, aurora, glow, and shader-based visuals. Choose this for polished, cinematic UI blocks. Motion Prompt (motion-prompt): Motion vocabulary and prompt library for describing animations, camera moves, and page transitions to AI. Choose this for named effect terms, copyable prompts, and motion demos, not drop-in UI components. Cult UI (cult-ui): Distinctive React / shadcn-style UI components from the official Cult UI registry. Choose this for copy-and-paste Cult components, not a general animation engine. Magic UI (magic-ui): Free React and Tailwind animated components (official free / MIT catalog only). Choose this for copy-and-paste Magic UI free blocks; do not use this source for Magic UI Pro. If the required token or key is already configured, the fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. If the item requires a token or key that is not configured, status is "needs_token" (not "blocked"): the body is omitted and you must tell the user this content needs a token, name the product and env var, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip the item. Only retry after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. Hard license blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case — do not offer to add a token. Pass intendedUse when the use might be redistribution rather than an end product. When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

get_licenseA

Read the license name, URL, attribution, and notice for a source without fetching component or prompt source. Specialties: MotionSites (motionsites): AI website prompt library for conceptual sites such as landing pages, SaaS marketing pages, and portfolios. Choose this for full-page design prompts, not drop-in components. React Bits (react-bits): React animation components: text effects, backgrounds, and UI micro-interactions, in JavaScript or TypeScript with CSS or Tailwind. Choose this for copy-and-paste React components. Uiverse (uiverse): Community HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React snippets, including hover effects, buttons, and cards. Choose this for small, standalone UI widgets. Anime.js (anime): Lightweight JavaScript animation engine for timelines, easing, and animating DOM, CSS, or SVG elements. Choose this when you need an animation library or its official docs and examples, not a component kit. Aceternity UI (aceternity): React and Tailwind component library with advanced visual effects, including 3D, parallax, spotlight, aurora, glow, and shader-based visuals. Choose this for polished, cinematic UI blocks. Motion Prompt (motion-prompt): Motion vocabulary and prompt library for describing animations, camera moves, and page transitions to AI. Choose this for named effect terms, copyable prompts, and motion demos, not drop-in UI components. Cult UI (cult-ui): Distinctive React / shadcn-style UI components from the official Cult UI registry. Choose this for copy-and-paste Cult components, not a general animation engine. Magic UI (magic-ui): Free React and Tailwind animated components (official free / MIT catalog only). Choose this for copy-and-paste Magic UI free blocks; do not use this source for Magic UI Pro. Use this before copying anything into a repository. If a listed item would need a token that is not configured, sourceAccess is "needs_token" and asks configure-or-skip; Magic UI Pro and similar unsupported catalogs stay blocked. When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

check_complianceA

Decide whether a proposed use is allowed for a chosen source. Specialties: MotionSites (motionsites): AI website prompt library for conceptual sites such as landing pages, SaaS marketing pages, and portfolios. Choose this for full-page design prompts, not drop-in components. React Bits (react-bits): React animation components: text effects, backgrounds, and UI micro-interactions, in JavaScript or TypeScript with CSS or Tailwind. Choose this for copy-and-paste React components. Uiverse (uiverse): Community HTML, CSS, Tailwind, and React snippets, including hover effects, buttons, and cards. Choose this for small, standalone UI widgets. Anime.js (anime): Lightweight JavaScript animation engine for timelines, easing, and animating DOM, CSS, or SVG elements. Choose this when you need an animation library or its official docs and examples, not a component kit. Aceternity UI (aceternity): React and Tailwind component library with advanced visual effects, including 3D, parallax, spotlight, aurora, glow, and shader-based visuals. Choose this for polished, cinematic UI blocks. Motion Prompt (motion-prompt): Motion vocabulary and prompt library for describing animations, camera moves, and page transitions to AI. Choose this for named effect terms, copyable prompts, and motion demos, not drop-in UI components. Cult UI (cult-ui): Distinctive React / shadcn-style UI components from the official Cult UI registry. Choose this for copy-and-paste Cult components, not a general animation engine. Magic UI (magic-ui): Free React and Tailwind animated components (official free / MIT catalog only). Choose this for copy-and-paste Magic UI free blocks; do not use this source for Magic UI Pro. End products (a client marketing site, an app, a website) are treated differently from republishing the kit as a component library, template pack, or marketplace product. Does not return source. This tool judges the proposed use, not a missing token. When a source or item requires a token or license key that is not configured, the result status is "needs_token" (not "blocked" and not "allowed"). Do not treat that as a quiet failure. Tell the user that this specific content needs a token, name the product (for example Aceternity All-Access or React Bits Pro) and the environment variable (for example ACETERNITY_PRO_TOKEN or REACTBITS_LICENSE_KEY), point them to the official register URLs in the result, and ask whether to configure/add the token or skip this item. Only retry or fetch after the user confirms and the token is in place; if they skip, stop and do not fetch. This server does not collect the secret in the tool call. If the required token is already configured, fetch proceeds when the license otherwise allows it. Hard compliance blocks stay "blocked" with the body omitted: unclear licenses, disallowed scrape or prompt types, MotionSites prompt bodies, Magic UI Pro and other paid catalogs this server does not support, and redistribution the license forbids. Magic UI Pro is not a missing-token case and must not be offered as "add a token". There is no skip_license_check.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription

No resources

TDQS

A4.1/5.0

Scored across 5 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Each tool has a recognizable role in a discover→inspect→fetch→verify pipeline: list_sources, search_ui_kits, get_item, get_license, check_compliance. The only soft overlap is between get_license (reads license metadata) and check_compliance (judges a proposed use), which an agent could confuse when asking 'can I use this?'. The near-identical boilerplate text repeated in every description also makes the tools harder to skim apart, even though the core actions differ.

Naming Consistency5/5

All five names follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (list_sources, get_license, search_ui_kits, get_item, check_compliance). Verbs are chosen distinctly per action rather than reused vaguely. Fully predictable.

Tool Count5/5

Five tools is well-scoped for a read-only aggregator: discover sources, search, fetch an item, read license, check compliance. No tool feels redundant or filler, and nothing essential is obviously missing from the count itself.

Completeness4/5

The surface covers the full lifecycle for a licensed UI-kit catalog: list sources, search with filters, fetch an item, inspect license, and gate usage via compliance. Minor gaps include no per-source browse/index tool (you must search blind with a query) and no token-status check tool, so agents must probe by fetching.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo recent community issues