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To add and customize shadcn/ui components in a React project, use official CLI workflows to select, add, and compose interface elements. You can then apply Tailwind styling conventions and project-specific configurations defined in your components.json file.

Managing shadcn component registries and CLI commands involves using the CLI to add, search, inspect, and update UI components. This workflow ensures reusable interface elements are properly configured and maintained without reinventing composition patterns.

Yes, you can use shadcn/ui components with Next.js and Tailwind CSS. The Skill provides technical guidance for integrating components into Next.js applications, including selecting the right elements, following composition rules, and resolving styling or configuration issues.

Resolving shadcn/ui styling and configuration issues in components.json requires validating your Tailwind styling conventions and project-specific UI integration requirements. Debugging involves checking component composition rules and ensuring CLI configurations match your project structure.

Yes, shadcn/ui provides accessibility patterns for frontend UI components. The Skill offers technical guidance for applying semantic styling, implementing accessibility patterns, and following best practices for forms, dialogs, and layouts in your applications.