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# [How to Use the ReUI shadcn Registry and MCP with Claude Code](https://faizalsukaimi.hashnode.dev/how-to-use-the-reui-shadcn-registry-and-mcp-with-claude-code?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

The ReUI MCP server connects your coding agent to the live ReUI registry.

6d ago · 5 min read · faizalsukaimi.hashnode.dev  
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I'm on the ReUI team. The agent-ready layer for shadcn/ui

I'm on the ReUI team. ReUI is the agent-ready layer for shadcn/ui: a design-forward set of free components, Pro blocks, icons and templates for React and Tailwind CSS, with a hosted MCP server so coding agents can build with it. Here I share how the blocks are built, what goes into the details, and the screens worth stealing for your own app.

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[Elarigent](https://hashnode.com/@enterpriseaiagents)

[5d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-use-the-reui-shadcn-registry-and-mcp-with-claude-code/6aec1a9bd5ce19042789687c/comment/6aeda514bc932734839320d9)

The “reads the real APIs instead of guessing” line is the whole point — an agent without live access to the system it is working in will happily invent a prop that never existed. The auth-header-overrides-OAuth gotcha is a good catch too; that kind of silent credential conflict is exactly what makes agent setups fail in confusing ways.