Been building FORGE.ui alongside my day job for the past few months.
The idea is simple: most component libraries make you dependent on their package forever. FORGE.ui flips that, you configure components visually in the playground, copy one CLI command, and the generated TSX + CSS files land in your project. No runtime dependency. You just own the code.
It has a visual playground on top so you can tweak props, colours, and variants before you ever touch a terminal.
40 components, published to npm, live at forgelabs.studio.
Would love any feedback.
Shlomo Friman
Exploring the intersection of software archaeology and modern enterprise intelligence.
The CI/CD boundary problem is real and most teams solve it with duct tape inside their existing pipeline config. Lightweight, self-hosted, Go — the architecture choices make sense for something that sits in the critical path of every release. Will follow the progress.