arc-ui
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Install and integrate Arc (uiarc.dev, "Arc UI") — Elia Kuratli's agent-oriented React library of 112 free MIT components + 22 free blocks (56 components / 72 blocks more behind Arc Pro, $129/yr or $199 lifetime), distributed as copy-in source through a shadcn registry (`@uiarc/<id>` → https://uiarc.dev/r/{name}.json) and styled with CSS Modules + its own oklch CSS-variable token layer (not Tailwind classes), animated with `motion/react` — into Next.js 14–16, React 18–19, Tailwind v3.4 or v4 repos, alone or beside shadcn/ui. Use this whenever a task mentions uiarc, uiarc.dev, Arc UI, an `@uiarc/` or `@uiarc-pro/` install, `components/arc/foundation.css` or `@/components/arc/...` imports; whenever an app wants a calm, neutral, Linear-like product UI base as an alternative to shadcn; or whenever it needs a finished product-UI interaction piece — confirm-in-place / hold-to-confirm / morphing delete button, sliding segmented control, KPI metric cards with rolling numbers, icon morph, expanding button group, swipe row actions, ridgeline / streamgraph / waffle / slope / treemap charts, or settings / pricing / dashboard / sign-in blocks with motion. Also use it before letting Arc's own vendor skill near a repo (don't — see below). Install pre-flight, the token-collision bridge with shadcn, and every verified fix live in references/integration.md.
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