Roadmap

Shelf is early. Everything the site describes is on one of these two lists.

Available

76 components: React, Base UI, and StyleX, each with a live demo in these docs.
11 blocks: Finished pieces of a page, such as a login form, that install the components they use.
Foundations and themes: Semantic tokens for color, type, spacing, radius, and motion, with light, dark, and presets.
shelf init: Configuration, path aliases, and the provenance record.
shelf search: Find items in a registry.
shelf add: Copy source, resolve Shelf dependencies, install packages, and record provenance. Never overwrites your changes.
shelf status: Which installed items you changed and which have a newer version.
shelf diff: What an update brings, or what you changed, since you installed an item.
shelf update: A three-way update from BASE, LOCAL, and UPSTREAM, with conflict markers where both changed the same lines.
shelf check: Provenance with local changes and unresolved conflicts, dependencies, and imports of installed items.
Private registries: Request headers from environment variables, sent only over HTTPS.
shelf build: Validate and publish a registry with every past revision, served with shelf serve or any static host.
Registry site: The built registry is also a site: every item with its source, revisions, Storybook previews, and usage.
shelf usage: Which projects install and import each item, at which revision, across local directories or a GitHub organization.

contribute: Send a local improvement back to the registry.
Patterns and templates: Reusable interactions and page-level starting points that install the same way as components.
Figma: Native Figma components compiled from React, starting with Button.
Visual validation: Deterministic captures and structured differences in shelf check.

Shelf grows through real product use, so this list moves when something proves itself, not on a schedule.