Find Matching UI Components

Matchcn finds UI components that match a plain-language description, explains the match, and provides an install command.

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Built @matchcndev because I think coding agents should search before they generate. You describe the UI in plain language, and matchcn finds the closest component, explains why it matched, and gives you the install command. No guessing component names. No jumping between libraries. No rebuilding something that already exists. Right now I’m indexing 1,783 components across 9 shadcn registries, classified across purpose, motion, density, interaction, data, and decoration. The classification and matching layer is powered by Jev through classifier, so every decision comes with confidence instead o

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It indexes 1,783 components across 9 shadcn registries, classified by purpose, motion, density, interaction, data, and decoration. Its classification and matching layer is powered by Jev through classifier.

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