Spectre Icons is a WordPress plugin that adds bundled and uploaded SVG icon libraries to Elementor's icon picker, with per-library enable/disable controls. Icons render as inline SVG so they inherit theme colors through builder color controls, and uploaded icons are sanitized and stored.

ruby_api_pack_active_campaign is a Ruby client gem for the ActiveCampaign API. It centralizes ActiveCampaign configuration, HTTP connection handling, response parsing, and contact-oriented API helpers so Ruby and Rails applications can consume ActiveCampaign.

@phcdevworks/spectre-base is the WordPress theme shell of the Spectre system. It delivers a Spectre-backed WordPress theme foundation built on Vite, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS 4.

ruby_api_pack_core is the shared HTTP client foundation consumed by every ruby_api_pack_* gem (ActiveCampaign, Cloudways, WordPress, and any future vendor pack).

@phcdevworks/spectre-shell-signals is the reactive primitives package of the Spectre system. It provides signal, computed, and effect without tying Spectre runtime code to a UI framework.

@phcdevworks/spectre-components is the Lit-based component layer of the Spectre system. It implements Spectre's design contracts as reusable, accessible, framework-agnostic web components.

@phcdevworks/spectre-ui-astro is the Astro adapter package of the Spectre system. It adapts Spectre UI's class recipes into Astro components for Astro applications that consume the core Spectre UI contract.

@phcdevworks/spectre-ui is the styling contract package of the Spectre system. It translates Spectre design tokens into CSS bundles, Tailwind theme configuration, and class recipe functions for downstream adapters and apps.

@phcdevworks/spectre-tokens is the design-token package of the Spectre system. It provides a complete, UI-ready token surface for downstream Spectre packages and compatible applications.

@phcdevworks/spectre-manifest is the manifest schema and contract tooling package of the Spectre system. It records package roles, layers, ownership boundaries, dependency rules, and AI/tooling guidance in one machine-readable source of truth, and validates each package's spectre.manifest.json against it.