veda-ui-system

Standardize Vesta UI builds with Untitled UI v8 semantic tokens and React Aria conventions.

Updated Feb 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/VedaAstro/veda-skills --skill veda-ui-system
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Skill: veda-ui-system
Source: https://github.com/VedaAstro/veda-skills/tree/main/veda-ui-system
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/VedaAstro/veda-skills --skill veda-ui-system

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes guesswork from Veda interface work by giving you a reliable, world-class UI workflow for building consistent screens with Untitled UI React v8. It prevents custom one-off layout decisions, broken design conventions, and repeated rework by enforcing a shared system for structure, tokens, icons, and interaction patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Official Untitled UI workflow: Use semantic search, component installation, and data swapping instead of copying markup by hand.
  • Strong UI guardrails: Follow Veda-specific rules for semantic colors, spacing, typography, disabled states, modals, icons, and accessibility.
  • Production screen assembly: Apply it to dashboards, forms, tables, sidebars, modals, list pages, and marketing-style layouts.
  • Use case: When a product screen needs to be built or refactored, this Skill helps you choose the right Untitled UI template or component, install it correctly, and replace mock content with real business data without drifting from the design system.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to read the project AGENT.md, find the matching Untitled UI component or template, install it, and then swap in the real data and labels while keeping the layout and spacing unchanged.

Frequently Asked Questions about veda-ui-system

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build React dashboards using Untitled UI components without breaking the design system?

To build React dashboards with Untitled UI, use a workflow of semantic component search, installation, and data swapping rather than copying markup. This enforces semantic tokens, React Aria conventions, and strict layout preservation to maintain design system consistency.

What is the best way to replace mock data in Untitled UI templates?

The best way to replace mock data in Untitled UI templates is through a strict data-swap workflow. You install the matching component and replace placeholder content with real business data while keeping the original layout, spacing, and semantic token structure unchanged.

How do I apply semantic tokens and accessibility rules to React forms and modals?

To apply semantic tokens and accessibility rules to React forms and modals, follow Veda-specific UI guardrails. These enforce standards for semantic colors, spacing, typography, disabled states, and React Aria conventions across all interface components.

Does this UI workflow support Tailwind CSS and React Aria conventions?

Yes, this UI workflow fully supports Tailwind CSS and React Aria conventions. It requires semantic tokens for styling and applies React Aria standards for accessibility, ensuring robust interaction patterns across all production screens.

Why should I use an Untitled UI install workflow instead of copying component markup by hand?

You should use the Untitled UI install workflow instead of copying markup to prevent custom one-off layout decisions and repeated rework. It enforces a shared system for structure, tokens, and icons, ensuring consistent interface implementation across your project.