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BotKelp

BotKelp

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About BotKelp

BotKelp is a versioned catalog of source components used by BotKelp, for developers who want to inspect or reuse files in their projects. Its manifests define dependencies and compatibility, while the separate remote MCP service can select components and generate scaffolds.

Key features

  1. 01Component source files and templates
  2. 02Immutable semantic versions
  3. 03Manifest-defined dependencies and outputs
  4. 04Compatibility checks by framework version
  5. 05Catalog listings in JSON and Markdown

Use cases

  1. 01Copy a component into an application
  2. 02Check component dependencies before reuse
  3. 03Select a compatible component release
  4. 04Find component identifiers for scaffold generation

MCP support

This repository is the source catalog used by the separate BotKelp remote MCP server. MCP clients can use that service to search components and request generated scaffolds; the repository itself is not the server.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://www.botkelp.com/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

Details

From the project README

BotKelp components

Public source for the individual components BotKelp actually uses.

You can browse, copy, and reuse these files. That is the point of this repository.

What we are providing

Each folder under components/ is one component:

  • manifest.json — id, immutable semver, requires / provides, compatibility ranges, npm packages, and generator actions
  • templates/ — the files the generator applies (EJS templates; most are plain source with no templating)
  • versions/<semver>/ (optional) — additional immutable releases. The top-level manifest.json is always the latest. Older releases live under versions/ so shipping 2.0.2 never overwrites 1.4.2.

compatibility is a hard registry rule, not something an agent should guess. Example:

"compatibility": { "nextjs": ">=16 <17", "react": ">=19 <20" }

BotKelp MCP looks up (component, version, stack) and:

  1. Exact version + compatible → returns that artifact
  2. Exact version + incompatible → COMPONENT_VERSION_INCOMPATIBLE plus alternatives — no files
  3. No version → auto-selects the best compatible release
  4. allow_incompatible: true → returns the pin with a warning; still compatible: false

The same list is in CATALOG.md and catalog.json.

This repository is the source of truth for BotKelp's component catalog. The MCP generator and website load these files (not a private copy). It is not a demo and not a cleaned-up excerpt.

What we are not providing

  • Not a complete application. Cloning this repo will not give you a running site.
  • Not assembled / generated project builds. Scaffolds built by the BotKelp MCP tool purchase_scaffold (a full app with several components already wired together) are not published here.
  • Not the BotKelp service. The MCP server, billing, accounts, and generation engine live elsewhere and are not in this repository.

If you want a generated project, connect your agent to the BotKelp MCP server at https://www.botkelp.com/mcp (remote HTTP; there is no npm package or stdio server), call get_help and search_components to pick component ids, then call purchase_scaffold. Building uses account credits (sign in with MCP OAuth, or send a bk_live_ key from https://www.botkelp.com/dashboard as an Authorization: Bearer header; never as a tool argument), and you are only charged when the build passes. Setup for each client: https://www.botkelp.com/llms.txt

If you want to copy a navbar, a Supabase client, or Tailwind config, use this repo.

How to copy a component

  1. Open components/<id>/.
  2. Read manifest.json for npm packages and env vars.
  3. Copy the files under templates/ into your app at the destination paths listed in the manifest.
  4. Install the listed dependencies / devDependencies.
  5. Respect the licences of any upstream library the component wraps (Next.js, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Supabase, and so on). Those remain their own.

nextjs-base is the base component the others sit on. It is still one component, not a product app we ship as a complete build.

Licence

BotKelp-authored files are under the BotKelp Limited Use Licence.

INTLEACHT RESEARCH LIMITED trading as BotKelp is named on every file. You may copy individual component source into your own projects. You may not present this catalog or the generator as your own product, and you may not strip operator attribution from files as published here.

Third-party projects named in a component keep their own licences. Copying a component does not re-licence Next.js, Tailwind, Prisma, or anything else.

Site

The registry on the BotKelp website shows the same components, with copyable file contents. repo: https://github.com/botkelp/components

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