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componentry

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Install and integrate Componentry (componentry.dev — componentry.fun redirects there) — an MIT-licensed, Vercel-OSS-backed library of ~60 animated React components by Harsh Jadhav (@harshjdhv), distributed as copy-in source via the shadcn registry (npx shadcn@latest add @componentry/<name>) and built on framer-motion, Tailwind, and canvas/WebGL — into Next.js 14 + Tailwind 3.4 + motion v13 (`motion/react`). Use this whenever a task involves componentry.dev/componentry.fun or an @componentry/ install command, a landing page needs a spectacle background (matrix rain, dither gradient, aurora, liquid chrome, particle galaxy, circuit board, noise), an interactive set-piece (magnetic dock, eye tracking, image trail, spotlight card, split-flap display, mac keyboard), kinetic typography (letter cascade, text repel, particle typography, hyper text, text morph), or a scroll set-piece (sticky scroll cards, scroll split card, scroll velocity text, scroll choreography) — and whenever choosing between componentry and motion-primitives for an animation need. Component tiers, per-component deps, and wiring patterns live in references/integration.md.

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