Thinking orbs library is now available for SwiftUI and React Native, all for free 9 types, playground, dark & light mode, zero dep Collab with @a_brinza

Gooey (liquid) effect 
 Optimized for UI, 2 different types, works with shadows, build-in image melting effect, playground, zero dep npm install liquid-gooey

More types added to the Thinking Orbs library. Large and small sizes, light & dark mode, playground, zero dep npm install thinking-orbs Huge shoutout to @a_brinza who also worked on this

Collection of 33+ production ready UI transitions Available as CSS / React code or as a skill for Claude, Cursor or Codex npx skills add jakubantalik/transitions.dev

Thinking Orbs, animated component library 6 types, optimized for large and small sizes, light & dark mode, playground, zero dependencies npm install thinking-orbs Collaborated on this with @a_brinza who did a lot of work

Added 12 new transitions to 33 total You can copy as CSS or React code or use as a skill for Claude, Cursor or Codex or use with Refine tool npx skills add jakubantalik/transitions.dev

Tune your UI transitions directly in Cursor CLI, Codex or Claude Code with the Transitions-dev skill built in It scans your project with your agent, suggests transitions improvements, and applies changes directly to source code

Introducing Transitions Refine A tool for tuning UI transitions directly in Cursor, Codex or Claude Code with the Transitions-dev skill built in • Integrated skill analyzes your transitions and provides suggestions you can apply directly • Timeline and controls for manual edits • No need to copy and paste values everything is updated directly in your source

Added new transitions to There are now 21 transitions you can copy as CSS or React code or use as a skill for Claude, Cursor or Codex npx skills add jakubantalik/transitions.dev

Introducing vibe-branding with @logram_ai The internet deserves better than generic logos and AI slop. Logram is an AI-native brand identity creation tool for anyone building who wants to look credible from day one. We’re starting with crafted combination marks, abstract marks, and letter marks, then expanding into full brand systems. Getting image models under control is hard, but possible. We’ve been building internal tools, datasets, rules, and guardrails to better understand concept creation, brand relationships, and how to turn rough ideas into usable identity directions. It’s made for designers exploring early logo concepts, and for builders or founders who want something better than what Claude casually draws for them. In the current build, Logram can export a brand kit: avatars, lockups, and symbols in SVG and PNG. More controls for output quality, refinement, and iteration are coming soon. Join the waitlist: We’ll open Logram to a small group of users in a few weeks. Happy building.