Component Forge starts with your target stack, then lets you choose which components AI must build custom and reuse consistently. Export a component contract for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, or your own model so it follows your rules instead of inventing UI every prompt.
Start with the component library or markup style AI should actually use.
Pick the components AI must build custom instead of falling back to generic defaults.
Export a contract your AI tools can follow across new screens and projects.
How it works
One component system, reused everywhere
AI build brief
Build the app using the supplied component contract.
Use approved variants, states, and accessibility rules.
Do not invent new component patterns unless asked.
Stack selected
shadcn/ui, MUI, Mantine, raw HTML, and more
Custom components
Buttons, forms, nav, tables, overlays, AI states
Rules stay consistent
AI keeps building against the same component rules.
Component Workflow
Component Forge starts with the UI stack, then captures which components should be custom and how AI should use them in generated screens.
The contract starts where the code starts.
Pick the target stack, select the components AI must build custom, then ship rules that tell agents what to use, what to avoid, and when each component belongs.
1. Target stack
2. Components AI must build custom
Contract preview
Rules are generated for the selected stack and component groups, then exported as files your AI tools can reuse.
Stack
Next/React + shadcn/ui
Contract mode
Custom components first
Selected components
Built for developers and non-developers using AI
Developers can map rules to their stack. Founders and operators can choose the components that matter, then hand the contract to an AI builder without learning every prop or implementation detail.
Files your AI can reference
The goal is simple: stop re-explaining buttons, forms, tables, dialogs, and states every prompt. Component Forge turns those decisions into files your AI can keep reusing.