A component library that builds itself every day

What if a component library didn't wait for you to have a free weekend? What if it woke up every morning, found something interesting on the internet, and built a new interactive component before you'd finished your coffee? That's Prism. It's my design engineering component library, and it builds itself every day. The aesthetic Every component in Prism shares a visual language I'd describe as "quiet confidence". The background is near-black (#050505). Colours are luminous pastels that shift and respond to your cursor position. Nothing is loud. Nothing demands attention. But everything moves. Spring physics drive every animation. Not CSS transitions, not cubic beziers; actual spring equations running in requestAnimationFrame. The result is motion that feels physical. A 2-3 pixel overshoot on a hover. A 2-3 degree tilt that settles naturally. The cursor is the colour source. Move it to the top-left and you get cool blues. Bottom-right brings warm pinks. Every component inherits this, so