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Newsletter Signup

A newsletter signup with a checkable promise: three lines on what the letter contains, the cadence and the subscriber count beside the field.

React + Tailwind, shadcn-compatible: press “Copy for AI” and your Cursor or Claude Code agent installs it with the shadcn CLI.

What you can change

  • the bullets array — the newsletter promise
  • title, description and eyebrow
  • proof, frequency and errorText

Built from

The install command brings these components too. The block only passes them props: their palette and behaviour stay their own.

A link for your AI agent: preview, code and instructions.

Preview

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Newsletter Signup — A newsletter signup with a checkable promise: three lines on what the letter contains, the cadence and the subscriber count beside the field.

Use it with AI

  1. 1. Copy the link.
  2. 2. Write to your agent in your own words and drop the link into the sentence.
  3. 3. The agent opens the link and installs the component from the registry.
AI
1Pick it here

put this on the home page as the hero:

https://vibeui.club/c/blog-004?lang=en&theme=dark

2Paste into the chat
3Get it in your project

Not sure where to paste it? Step-by-step guide

Show the full instructions

What the link says, spelled out. Use it when your agent cannot open links — paste this text instead.

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How to use

<Blog004 title="A letter every two weeks" bullets={["One case study", "The changelog"]} submitLabel="Subscribe" />

A sample call. The agent installs the component itself from the registry via the “Copy for AI” link.

Settings

Heading
title · default: A letter every two weeks
Button caption
submitLabel · default: Subscribe
Accent
accent · default: theme colour

FAQ

How do I add Newsletter Signup with Cursor or Claude Code?
Press “Copy for AI” on this page and paste it into your agent's chat. The instruction contains the shadcn CLI install command, the dependencies and what to keep, so the agent installs this exact component instead of recreating a lookalike.
What does Newsletter Signup depend on?
No npm packages beyond React and Tailwind CSS. It also installs catalog components: button-001, checkbox-001, heading-001, input-001.
What can I change in Newsletter Signup?
Adapt: the bullets array — the newsletter promise; title, description and eyebrow; proof, frequency and errorText. Keep as installed: the button-001, checkbox-001, heading-001, input-001 imports from @/components/vibeui/ — do not inline their code into the block or swap in your own; the parts receive props only; the local --vibeui-blog-004-* palette — do not swap it for your theme tokens; :user-invalid instead of :invalid — an untouched field must not turn red.
Is Newsletter Signup free?
Yes. The preview is open without an account; with a free account you can copy up to 20 components a month.

For developers

npx shadcn@latest add https://vibeui.club/r/pro/blog-004.json

This command needs a signed link: sign in and open “Component source” below — it issues a working link valid for 30 minutes. All install options

Technical notes

A composite block: imports button-001, checkbox-001, heading-001, input-001 from @/components/vibeui/ — the install command brings them along with the block. The block owns the layout and its own text, passes the parts props only and leaves their --vibeui-<name>-* palettes alone. The block is self-contained: one file, no npm dependencies, its own palette in local variables --vibeui-blog-004-*. A server component: the validation is native — type="email" and required, and the error is shown by :user-invalid rather than :invalid. The error text is always present in the markup but visually hidden with clip-path, and is tied to the field through aria-describedby. The dark ground is the block's own, so the block reads both on a light page and on a dark catalogue card. Submission is implemented by the calling code.

Tags

  • blog
  • newsletter
  • subscribe
  • form
  • composite
Component source

The same file your agent installs. Here in case you would rather copy it by hand.

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