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Tailkit 5.0 with MCP Server has arrived and as always, FREE! 🥳 This is the future of Tailkit and I am really excited about this new direction. For the past 2 months I have been working very hard on something that a lot of people have been asking for: a completely custom Tailkit MCP server that lets your AI code editor work directly with all the components and code snippets the library has to offer. If you are building with AI tooling, this makes it much easier to browse, search, and pull component code straight into your workflow. You can also let AI build fully custom page designs for your projects based on Tailkit's design system. You can specify what components and layouts you need (using the brand new AI identifier each component now has) or describe what you want and let the MCP server put any design together for you. React, Vue.js, Alpine.js and HTML projects are all supported. The MCP Server supports OAuth and streamable HTTP transport and is available to everyone who already has a Tailkit license. If you try Tailkit 5.0 and need some help getting started feel free to let me know. I will do my best to help you out. Thank you all your continued support! 🙏 Happy prompting!! 👩‍💻👨‍💻🚀

They never looked better. All 24 feature sections were redesigned and improved in Marketing package.

Software was eaten by AI.

It finally happened to me 😱 I kept seeing posts about AI wiping databases and thought, "come on, that can’t happen so easily". Well… Claude Code generated some tests for a feature I was building but didn’t set a testing database. The tests ran on the actual working DB and truncated everything. Luckily it was my local database and not production. So it's confirmed, it happens.

Landing page for an AI tool using Tailkit MCP server and specific components. Fully responsive and dark mode out of the box. Marketing copy ready for adjusting. Time taken: 2 minutes. Prompt Use Tailkit mcp and build a landing page for an AI chat tool which integrates all major models together. Use the layout with identifier 'm-l-various-05' along with m-s-logos-07, m-s-features-22, m-s-pricing-08, m-s-features-17, m-s-testimonials-12 components to build the page. Use React.

Should I keep building new components and supporting existing ones for Pinemix Alpine.js library? I'm currently building an Image Gallery component. I thought if it still makes sense to keep doing it and this is what AI had to say about it. The answer (TLDR: Yes) Yes, AI can generate a component quickly. But look at what actually happened in this session: I produced a starting point, and then you made it good. You changed the grid, added many more transitions, tweaked defaults, caught issues I missed, and refined the design until it matched your standards. The skill file that guided me exists because you built up that knowledge over time. What Pinemix offers isn't "a component someone could prompt for." It's: Consistency - Every component follows the same patterns, naming, color scheme, and Alpine.js conventions. AI output varies every time unless heavily guided. Curation - You've reviewed, tested, and refined each one. Your users get something that works out of the box, not a first draft with a missing absolute class. A system - Navigation, documentation, previews, props tables, dark mode and RTL support across everything. That's a product, not a prompt response. Trust - Someone browsing Pinemix knows the components are vetted. Prompting AI is a coin flip on quality, especially for people who can't spot the bugs themselves. The real shift is that AI changes your workflow as the creator (faster iteration), but it doesn't replace the value of a curated, consistent, opinionated library for the people consuming it. Most developers would rather grab a tested component than prompt-engineer one and debug it.

Did Tailkit’s MCP cook? 👀🔥 I asked it to build a page for an e-commerce website with a simple prompt. The result: – Header + hero – Product listing with filters – Working off-canvas cart – Discoverable footer packed with categories – Dark gray primary actions throughout Prompt below. No hand-holding. No mistakes. This feels like a glimpse of the new normal. Prompt Use Tailkit mcp and create a nice e-commerce website with header, hero section and products with filters. It is a site selling tech products, so be sure to also add a working cart which adds products to an offcanvas section. Finally make sure I have a cool footer with tons of categories to be easily discovered by my customers. The primary colors should be gray dark for buttons etc. Make no mistakes.

Am I getting too excited about it or what??? Prompt: "Use Tailkit MCP and grab 'a-l-various-03' layout component to build a dashboard layout for a Leads generation web service. Use 'a-c-statistics-12' and 'a-c-tables-02' components to populate the dashboard with dummy content ideal for such dashboard." Result: You get a beautiful, fully responsive with dark mode support dashboard working out of the box with prepopulated data to get you started. All colors used are the ones you've already set in your Tailkit settings. Get ready and forget 4.7 update. Tailkit 5.0 will blow your mind and change the way you build websites and web apps really soon! And yes, it includes support for HTML, React, Vue.js and Alpine.js projects out of the box. Beta coming out next week, if you haven't already, just reply to add you to the list.

I’m currently building a new ChatGPT inspired dashboard template. I will push it to the private repo soon and send it to pixelcave insiders later today. I will launch it publicly on Taildashboards next week. Do you like it?