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What shipped, release by release. For the full view with reactions, see the public changelog.

v0.71 August 2026current

ai2 is now listed in the shadcn registry directory as @ai2, alongside every other public registry
Your agent can reach the open components by name rather than by pasting a URL
The open set stays free and MIT: the listing changes how you find it, not what it costs
Pricing sections are ready: complete, designed page sections rather than parts to assemble
Each one is a single file with its own demo data, yours to edit once it lands
Every visible control does something. Switches change the billing period, sliders move the price, calculators calculate
Eight presets change colour, corner radius, depth and the type scale without touching layout
Laid out for narrow screens first, measured in both themes, and usable from the keyboard
Blocks are included with Pro and Ultimate; your licence key is the access
Install with the shadcn CLI, the same command you already use for the free components
Set the licensed registry up once and your agent can search and install blocks over MCP
Prefer reading everything in one place? Ask for an invitation to the private source repository from the licence portal

Dialogs, drawers and sheets now announce whether they are open, and hand focus back to the control you came from
Multi select fields can be filled and cleared entirely from the keyboard, including removing a single choice
Controls that are busy stay reachable and say so, instead of going silent halfway through
Decorative graphics are skipped by screen readers, and the ones that carry meaning are described
No page scrolls sideways any more, at any width we support
Small controls got larger touch targets without getting visually bigger
Menus that open near a screen edge stay inside the screen instead of being clipped
The inspiration gallery loads several times lighter than before
Preview imagery is smaller, and the images you see first load first
The copy button on documentation examples is now always visible on touch devices, instead of waiting for a hover that never arrives
A form field no longer collapses to a sliver when it is stacked in a narrow column

Pro and Ultimate are one-time purchases, not subscriptions
Founding prices are locked for good for everyone who buys at them
Any tax that applies where you are is calculated at checkout, so you see the real total before you pay
No account and no password: paste your key and your downloads open
The key arrives by email and works on any machine you use
Ask for a download and it is sent to your inbox from the portal
Every Framer product we publish, the paid ones included
Everything else on the pricing page is marked Planned, and lands on your license as it ships at no extra cost
We say this on the pricing page too: if you are buying mainly for a surface that has not shipped, it is fair to wait
A legal centre with the terms, the refund policy and the privacy notice, written to be read rather than skipped
Email updates you can leave at any time, from a link in every message

A gallery of 68 sites worth studying, each with notes on what makes it work
Put any two side by side and compare how they solve the same problem
Browse by tag, by page type, or by what a site does particularly well
Separate galleries for social preview images and for favicons
The design extractor: give it a public address and it reads back the colours, type scale, spacing and accessibility notes it finds
The accent generator: pick a colour, take the tokens, free and with no sign up
A tools section in the navigation, so none of this is buried
Questions and answers on every inspiration entry, written for people and readable by agents

307 styled components, grouped into families with several looks each
Free, and installed exactly the way the core is
Colour always comes from your tokens, so a styled component follows your theme instead of fighting it
Motion is opt in, and every animation respects a reduced motion preference
Product pages for our Framer templates, with a live preview you can switch between desktop, tablet and phone
The preview is the real published site rather than a screenshot, so what you try is what you get
One shared depth scale, so glass surfaces read consistently wherever they appear
Icons from either of the two common icon styles now sit correctly in every component