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Getting started, four package areas, and one catalog page per documented need.

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New to zedkit? Read Getting started first: choose a package, run the quickstart commands, and reach either zedkit-ai validate printing an ok scope line or a rendered UI control.

Building an admin screen? Follow Build an admin dashboard (shell, table, drawer, confirm).

For agent tooling only (no UI): Set up your coding agents.

Coming from shadcn/ui? See zedkit and shadcn/ui for a sourced comparison (Radix, registry JSON, npm install).

Maturity and compatibility explains catalog badges and lists Node and peer requirements per package.

How the docs chrome is meant to look: UI foundations.

Four areas

UI (@zedtech/zedkit-ui)

Components, layout, forms, tables, and theme tokens for any React UI: sites, apps, dashboards, and admin tools. Start with Theme an admin app, browse ui in the sidebar or Trigger actions with buttons; Build an admin dashboard is one worked example. The site frame follows UI foundations; specimens keep their own look.

Core & server (core, server, nest)

core is plain TypeScript for any JS/TS project (front end, back end, scripts, edge): Result helpers, tryCatch / tryCatchAsync, and prefixed IDs. server adds Node hardening (rate limiting, log redaction, crypto); nest adds NestJS bootstrap and API helpers. Open core, server, or nest in the sidebar — for APIs, follow Start a safe NestJS API or Bootstrap a Nest app.

SEO (seo, payload-seo)

Metadata, hreflang, slugs, sitemaps, robots, typed JSON-LD, and llms.txt for any TypeScript site; payload-seo adds localized SEO fields for Payload CMS. Start with Add SEO to a Next.js app, then open seo and payload-seo in the sidebar for each catalog need.

Coding agents (ai)

One agent-agnostic setup copied into your repo: installer, validator, and the skill/subagent kit. See ai in the sidebar or Set up AI agent instructions.

Catalog reference

Every sidebar page under a package folder follows the same shape: maturity badge, At a glance (who / what / when), install commands pinned to the published version, and a usage example.

Search the site header or read llms.txt for the same link list.

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