Built to be read
by your agent.
No account, API key, or special integration. A small set of open endpoints gives your agent the sources, context, and constraints to build with intention.
One prompt to start
Paste this into an agent with web access, then tell it what you want to build.
Use https://form-atlas-ten.vercel.app/llms.txt to discover Form Atlas. Search https://form-atlas-ten.vercel.app/api/search for resources matching this project. Read each selected resource’s /context/{id} document and exact upstream source. Confirm license and framework compatibility. Propose a coherent DESIGN.md, semantic tokens and motion/state contract, then implement and verify the interface on desktop and mobile.A small, readable API
These endpoints describe source libraries and tools. They do not mirror upstream component code.
Start here. The index and the rules for using it.
All resources and collections, with provenance, artifacts and access scope.
Search descriptions, categories, artifacts and frameworks. Filter by category, access, or collection. Use limit and offset to paginate.
One complete resource record, plus its Markdown context URL.
Plain Markdown for a selected source. Editorial guidance and license context.
The machine-readable API contract.
The design contract for Form Atlas itself.
Form Atlas semantic tokens in a DTCG-style structure.
The small semantic CSS token layer for Form Atlas.
curl 'https://form-atlas-ten.vercel.app/api/search?q=motion&access=open-source&limit=5'
curl 'https://form-atlas-ten.vercel.app/context/motion-primitives'From reference to design contract
Select a foundation, a composition reference, and only the motion or domain components the project needs. Record typography, semantic colors, spacing, density, component states, responsive behavior, and motion timing before implementation.
Preserve the project’s framework and dependencies. Read the exact source files, not just a preview. Finish by running the build and inspecting the working UI at desktop and mobile sizes.
Clear provenance, honest boundaries
Form Atlas is an independent directory. The catalog records publicly researched sources and links to their websites, repositories and license evidence. Editorial descriptions and brief guidance are authored here; upstream components, prompts and templates belong to their respective creators.
A permissively licensed repository is available. This does not mean every product on the associated website is free, or that every asset shares that license.
The catalog combines free material with paid content. Check the exact selected item’s access and license before using it.
The source includes restrictions beyond a permissive license, such as Commons Clause conditions. Follow the linked terms for your use case.
A directory of other sources. Licenses must be checked at the original source.
Research dates are shown per entry. Registry counts are observations, not counts of unique free components. Illustrative previews on this website are original compositions and are not upstream screenshots or exact component demonstrations. The interactive hero uses actual shadcn/ui primitives. No paid source is copied or bypassed.