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GlassKit UI: Open-Source React Component Library for Meta Ray-Ban Display Web Apps

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Jeries Nasrawi

19d ago· 1 min readenProduct

Summary

GlassKit UI is an open-source (MIT) React component library designed specifically for building web apps on Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Created by Jeries, it provides 44 components, a spatial focus engine, and history-aware navigation tailored to the unique constraints of the 600x600 lens display with D-pad and pinch-back gesture inputs. Notably, it's built for AI agent integration, featuring CLI tools for briefing Claude/Cursor on platform rules, an MCP server, and an llms.txt file, with a shadcn-style registry for vendor-owned source code.

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Meta opened web apps on the Display but shipped no UI layer, and it's a strange target: a fixed 600x600 lens, a D-pad plus a pinch-back gesture as the only input, no keyboard/camera/mic.
GlassKit is 44 components, a spatial focus engine, and history-aware navigation built for exactly that.
The exciting part: it's built for AI agents.
npx @glasskit-ui/cli agents briefs Claude/Cursor on the platform rules, there's an MCP server and an llms.txt, and a shadcn-style registry you vendor
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Open-source (MIT) React components for Meta Ray-Ban Display web apps. 44 components + a D-pad focus engine for the 600x600 lens, and built for AI agents: a skill, an MCP server, and llms.txt so Claude/Cursor build it right. Vendor shadcn-style; own the so

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