How Aceternity UI launched Pages on X

Aceternity UI, the React and Tailwind component library founded by Manu Arora, has launched Pages, full landing pages for product sites with light and dark mode built in. Founders and developers can use them in Next.js, TanStack Start, Vite, React Router, or another React framework. The launch fits the way those sites get built now, with a coding agent fetching a finished page during the build and the founder rewriting the copy. Each page keeps one brand, one voice, and one set of type and buttons across every section, so the sample copy can be replaced and the page still reads as a single pitch. Three pages are up. Inference is a dark page for Kestrel, an AI inference platform, with a dashboard hero, a workflow canvas, a network map, a code demo, a model catalog, and pricing. Meeting Notes covers Parley, a Mac meeting notes app, with a tabbed app hero, devices, and a team section. The SaaS page covers Folio, a research repository, with features, how it works, testimonials, pricing, and an FAQ. One shadcn CLI command installs a page as editable source. For Inference that command is npx shadcn@latest add @aceternity/inference-landing-page, which writes the page file and each section so you can reorder them or change the copy. Pages are included with All-Access. The same pages can be fetched over MCP while working in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Devin, or another coding agent. You pull the page in, then change the theme and copy for the product. For teams that already install Aceternity blocks with the shadcn CLI, Pages is the larger unit, a complete landing page whose sections were designed to sit together.