Open source design infrastructure
Component libraries, developer tools, and color systems — built for the AI era. Free for everyone. Enterprise support when you need it.
What we build
Tools that respect your time, your system, and your users.
@miozu/jera
Zero-dependency component library for Svelte 5. 80+ components, Base16 color system, AI-first documentation. Pure CSS architecture — the framework is optional.
gnosis-mcp
MCP documentation server with hybrid semantic search. Connects your knowledge base to AI agents. Embeddings, vector search, and full-text — two dependencies.
.miozu themes
Color system for XMonad, Doom Emacs, WezTerm, and Rofi. Built on the Base16 spec. Interactive code preview. One palette across your entire Linux desktop.
.miozu dotfiles
AI-first Arch Linux desktop. XMonad with 14 Haskell modules, 4 Claude Code agents as scratchpads, Japanese kanji workspaces. One command to install.
Why we build this way
AI-first
Every component has llms.txt documentation. AI agents can discover, search, and use our tools natively. The API surface is designed for LLM comprehension.
Linux-native
Built on Linux, for Linux. Our themes run on Alacritty, i3, Sway, tmux, and Neovim. The same Base16 tokens that style our components style our desktops.
Zero dependencies
jera has no runtime dependencies. CSS is the library — Svelte wrappers are thin. gnosis-mcp needs only mcp + asyncpg. We don't ship what we don't own.
Open source
MIT licensed. Self-hosted on git.selify.ai, mirrored to Codeberg and GitHub. Enterprise support available for teams that need implementation help.
Built with jera
Every component on this page is a jera component. Here's a taste.
Buttons
Badges
Form Elements
Theme
Base16 color system
16 semantic colors. Every token has a purpose. Consistent across editors, terminals, and UI.
Open source, always
All our tools are MIT licensed. Source code on GitHub and Codeberg. Star us, fork us, contribute, or just use the tools.