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CodeRocket UI adds a new MIT Vue library under
coderocket/while keeping the existing datepicker API, npm package and documentation independent. The pilot includes styled and headless date/range/time controls, VitePress documentation, complete Vue/Nuxt examples, a commercial offer/contact page, and independent CI/release workflows. Availability Pro source is kept in a separate private repository; the site embeds its compiled demo.Preview: https://coderocket-ui.netlify.app/
Validation: the public GitHub workflow passes. Local verification covers keyboard/focus, French, mobile, accessibility, archive installation with/without Tailwind, Nuxt 4 production SSR and legacy build/type/package checks. The Pro implementation separately passes 22 engine/API/quota tests (including real Redis concurrency), five browser tests, and a clean installation of its delivery archives.
Pilot follow-up: connect the custom domain, configure owner-controlled AI credentials and monthly budget approval, and finish npm trusted-publishing setup. AI remains disabled until these prerequisites are satisfied.