Wensity components skill.
Teaches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other AI coding agents to find, install and compose Wensity components and blocks from the live catalog instead of building them by hand.
When a page needs a hero, a pricing section, an AI chat input or an animated background, a finished Wensity piece often beats one written from scratch, because its motion, states and accessibility have already been worked out. This skill teaches your agent to search the live catalog through the Wensity MCP server, the public API or the CLI, compare a few candidates, install the right one and wire it in without breaking its theming or accessibility.
- Skill
wensity-components- Plan
- Included with Wensity Pro
- Loads when
- Mentioning Wensity, or asking for a ready-made component, section or block in a React project
- Works in
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, OpenCode
- Format
- Agent Skills (SKILL.md), plain files in your project
- Pack
- One of the Wensity design skills for AI coding agents
Install
1. Sign in once. The CLI asks for an API token from your dashboard and saves it, so you never paste it into a chat.
pnpm dlx wensity@latest login
npx wensity@latest login
yarn dlx wensity@latest login
bunx wensity@latest login
2. Add the skill. It goes into every agent the CLI finds in your project.
pnpm dlx wensity@latest skills add wensity-components
npx wensity@latest skills add wensity-components
yarn dlx wensity@latest skills add wensity-components
bunx wensity@latest skills add wensity-components
Wensity components comes with Wensity Pro, together with every Pro skill, component, block and template.
Get ProWhen it loads
You never call a skill by name. Your agent reads the short description at the top of every installed skill and loads this one when the work calls for it. Requests like these bring it in:
- Find two pricing sections from the Wensity catalog that would fit this site.
- Add an animated hero to this Next.js landing page using Wensity.
- Is there a ready-made AI chat input I can install?
What it covers
- When to check
- Page sections, animated and interactive pieces, and basic primitives for a project that is starting without a UI kit.
- Search
- The MCP server when it is connected, the public API with no setup, or the CLI.
- Choose
- Matched to the job and the design direction, one signature piece per page, access and dependencies checked first.
- Install
- The exact CLI commands, the Pro login flow and what update does to edited files.
- Compose
- Props and className first, the project's tokens respected, sample content replaced.
- After installing
- A typecheck, a look at phone and desktop widths, and a short summary of what was added.
Find the right piece
Type what you need, the way you would ask your agent. Matches come from the live Wensity catalog, free and Pro, each with the command that installs it.
3 matches in the Wensity catalog for “animated number counter”

Best match
Count Up AnimationA count up animation for React: every digit rolls into place, in any number format.
npx wensity@latest add count-up-animationWith the skill: It searches the live catalog by the job, shows you the piece before it installs anything, checks free or Pro, and gives you the one command that adds it.
Key rules
- Always read the catalog live
- The catalog changes every week, so the skill holds no list of its own.
- Tokens never go through chat
- The CLI and MCP server read your saved login. You never paste a token to the agent.
- Check access before promising
- Pro items are offered only when you have Pro, with a free or hand-built option otherwise.
- Fewer, stronger pieces
- A page gets one standout component. Several animated pieces fighting for attention cancel each other out.
- Keep accessibility intact
- Labels, roles, focus and reduced motion stay as the component ships them.
Restyle without breaking it
One switch, given a brand colour two ways. Run an update and see which side keeps both its colour and its focus ring.
Pulls the latest catalog version, as a later update would.
Without the skill
switch.tsx: edited, differs from the catalog
Without the skill: The agent edited the file itself: a hard-coded green and the focus ring removed. Tab to it and focus disappears, and the next update wipes the green out.
With the skill
switch.tsx: matches the catalog
With the skill: The brand colour goes in through a token and a class, and the file stays as the catalog shipped it. Updates keep the brand and the focus ring, and nothing has drifted.
Files
Everything installs as plain files in your project, in a folder named after the skill.
SKILL.md- Search, choose, install and compose, with the MCP, API and CLI paths.
Works well with
Landing page
ProMessage first, page structure, hero, real proof, features, pricing, FAQ, motion and performance.
Design director
ProThe core workflow: read, plan, review against generic UI, build and critique. Routes to every other skill.
UI review and polish
ProA tag-aware code scanner and a rendered review across 12 categories, ranked P0 to P2, with a full checklist.

