Vibe Design System

Overview

Vibe Design System is a collection of packages designed to streamline your development process and enhance the user experience, by providing a set of components, styles, and guidelines for building applications in React.js.

Installation

npm install @vibe/core
# or
yarn add @vibe/core

To load all the relevant CSS tokens, import the tokens file in your root application file:

import "@vibe/core/tokens";

Usage

Components are imported from the library's root entry:

import { Button } from "@vibe/core";

MCP

Vibe includes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides intelligent assistance for working with Vibe components. The MCP server can help you discover component APIs, get usage examples, find appropriate icons, and follow best practices.

To get started, follow the installation instructions in the @vibe/mcp docs to integrate it in your preferred AI development tools.

Ecosystem

• @vibe/core: Core component library
• @vibe/icons: Icons library
• @vibe/testkit: Testing utilities for Playwright
• @vibe/codemod: Codemods and CLI tools
• @vibe/style: Styling foundations (included in @vibe/core)
• vibe-storybook-components: Vibe Storybook Blocks
• storybook-addon-playground: A Component Playground Addon for Storybook
• @vibe/mcp: MCP server for Vibe Design System

Older Versions

Vibe 3 (@vibe/core v3) will no longer receive new features or enhancements but will continue to receive critical bug fixes as needed. We highly recommend following the migration guide to upgrade to the actively maintained Vibe 4, which includes the latest improvements, new components, and ongoing support.For version 3 documentation, see vibe.monday.com/v3.

Vibe 2 (monday-ui-react-core) is no longer maintained. For version 2 documentation, see vibe.monday.com/v2.

Contributing

We welcome and encourage every contributor! Please read our Contribution Guide.

Suggestions

If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to open a discussion.

Found a bug? Please open an issue.