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  • AccordionA collapsible content panel supporting single and multiple open modes
  • Activity HeatmapActivity by day in GitHub's calendar grid, with quantile shading, a keyboard grid and hover detail
  • AlertA status banner with variants, dismiss action, and optional action slot
  • App ShellA resizable, foldable sidebar with sections and items that becomes a drawer on small screens
  • AvatarUser avatar with image, initials fallback, and status indicator
  • BadgeA small status or label badge with color variants, dot indicator, and removal
  • Bar ChartBars per category, grouped or stacked, standing up or lying across, with rounded ends and keyboard reading
  • Block EditorA block editor: slash commands, Markdown shortcuts, to-dos, callouts, drag to reorder, a selection bubble and AI that streams into the page
  • BotAn expressive companion whose body morphs between shapes on springs and whose face carries the assistant's state
  • BreadcrumbNavigation breadcrumb trail with custom separators and responsive collapse
  • ButtonA versatile button component with multiple variants, sizes, and states
  • CalendarA month grid for one date, a range or several, with min and max, blocked days, two-month view and full keyboard paging
  • CanvasAn infinite surface to pan and zoom, with a dotted grid, zoom controls, floating panels and collaborators' cursors
  • Canvas ToolbarA floating tool palette with single-key shortcuts, roving focus and room for undo and redo
  • CardA compound card with header, content, and footer slots in four surface variants
  • CarouselOne slide at a time with previous/next controls and a roving dot group
  • ChartThe shared chart frame: scales, nice ticks, monotone curves, stacking, legend, tooltip and an accessible data table
  • CheckboxAn accessible checkbox with label, description, error, and indeterminate state
  • CitationNumbered inline sources with hover previews and a matching source list
  • Code BlockHighlighted code with a filename, line numbers, marked lines and copy; its palette is Mlola's contrast-solved text roles
  • Color PickerA color field with a saturation area, hue and opacity, hex, rgb or oklch, an eyedropper, presets and a contrast check
  • ComboboxA text field that filters a long list as you type, with grouping, descriptions and creating what is missing
  • Command MenuThe ⌘K palette: ranked commands with shortcuts, keyboard navigation and matched letters bolded
  • Commit HistoryA git log with a branch graph, refs, CI checks, authors and relative times
  • Confidence TextAn answer that marks where the model is unsure, with the confidence spoken to screen readers
  • Context CardsThe passages a model retrieved before answering, with source, location, relevance and the query's words marked
  • Context MenuA right-click menu built for what was clicked, with shortcuts, typeahead, long-press on touch and Shift+F10
  • Context MeterHow full the context window is and on what, warning before answers get cut short
  • ConversationA message log that follows new content and offers a way back when the reader scrolls up
  • Copy ButtonCopies a value to the clipboard and confirms it, with the outcome spoken to screen readers and a refusal explained
  • Data GridA spreadsheet-grade table: virtualized rows, pinned and resizable columns, sorting, cell ranges, inline editing, copy and paste, totals
  • Date PickerA date field that opens a calendar, for one date or a range with presets, shown in the reader's format and stored as ISO
  • DialA value chosen by turning a knob, with a press on the ring to jump, a hold to turn by finger, Escape to undo a turn and the keys of a slider
  • Diff ViewUnified or split file diffs from before/after text or a patch, with in-line change marks and folded unchanged lines
  • Donut ChartParts of a whole as a ring whose center reads the slice you point at
  • Dropdown MenuA keyboard-navigable dropdown menu with icons, shortcuts, and danger items
  • DropzoneDrop, choose or paste files; checked for type, size and count before they are handed over
  • Editor TabsOpen files across an editor: unsaved dots, git status, preview tabs and names that disambiguate twins
  • Empty StateWhat a screen says when there is nothing to show yet, and the way forward
  • Eval GridTest cases against model and prompt variants: pass rates, scores, latency and cost, disagreements, and each answer diffed against the expected one
  • File ChangesAn agent's changed files as one summary line that opens into each file's status and size of change
  • File TreeA project's files as a keyboard-first tree with folder guides, file-type badges and git status
  • Filter BarFilters as editable sentences, "Status is In progress", with an applyFilters helper
  • Funnel ChartStages of a funnel with step conversion and drop-off between each
  • GanttA roadmap timeline: grouped bars you drag and resize, milestones, dependency arrows, today and three zoom levels
  • Hover CardA preview card that opens when the pointer rests on a link or name, and on keyboard focus
  • InputText input with variants, sizes, label, hint, and error states
  • KanbanColumns of cards that move by drag or keyboard, with room-making drops, edge scrolling, folding columns and limits
  • KbdKeys and platform-aware shortcuts: mod+k reads ⌘K on a Mac and Ctrl K elsewhere, spoken as words
  • Line ChartLines and areas over a sequence, stacked or overlaid, with a crosshair, keyboard reading and dashed targets
  • MessageOne conversation turn with actions, feedback, answer versions and a facts line
  • MinimapThe whole canvas in miniature, with the view outlined; press or drag to move there
  • ModalAccessible dialog overlay with focus trap, escape handling, and scroll lock
  • Model CompareThe same prompt streamed to several models side by side, blind by default, with time to first token, speed and a vote
  • Model PickerChoose a model by speed, reasoning depth and context window, built on Select
  • Node GraphA node editor for agent workflows: drag nodes, connect ports, refuse loops and watch a run flow through the edges
  • Number InputA number field formatted at rest in the reader's locale, with steppers you can hold, arrows, bounds and precision
  • OrbThe assistant's presence: idle, listening, thinking and speaking, colored by the theme and driven by live audio
  • OTP InputA one-time code as separate boxes that type, delete, paste and autofill like one field
  • PaginationPage navigation with prev/next, page numbers, and ellipsis for large ranges
  • Password InputA password field with a show and hide toggle and, when choosing a new password, a meter that says how strong it is and what would make it stronger
  • PopoverA non-modal layer anchored to its trigger that flips and shifts to stay on screen
  • Priority IconA work item priority as signal bars, with a filled alert for urgent
  • ProgressHorizontal and circular progress indicators with variants and indeterminate mode
  • Prompt InputA growing composer that sends on Enter, never mid-IME, with attachments, tools and a stop button
  • Prompt PlaygroundA system prompt and a template whose variables become fields, with model settings, saved versions and a run history
  • Property PickerA small trigger that opens a searchable menu to set a property: status, priority, assignee or labels, one or many
  • Radar ChartSeveral series compared across the same qualities on a spider web, with highlighting and a tooltip
  • Radio GroupA native radio group with vertical and horizontal orientations
  • RatingStar rating with exact fractional fill and optional review count
  • Render ProDraws the interface an agent composed from the Mlola Render Pro catalog: every free component, plus charts and a data grid a person can edit
  • Render SurfaceDraws the interface an agent composed as A2UI messages, checked against the Mlola Render catalog and built from Mlola components
  • ResizableTwo panes and a keyboard-accessible handle between them
  • Rich Text EditorA modern rich text editor: headings, marks, lists, quotes, code and links, with Markdown shortcuts as you type and paste cleaned to what it owns
  • Scatter ChartPoints or bubbles on two measures, with series, keyboard stepping and a tooltip
  • SchedulerA day, three-day and week calendar where events are drawn, moved and resized by pointer or keyboard, with overlaps laid out side by side
  • Segmented ControlSingle-choice control that swaps between a small set of options
  • SelectCustom searchable dropdown with option groups, keyboard navigation, and clearing
  • Selection ActionsSelect text and AI actions appear above it: rewrite, explain, shorten
  • SheetA slide-over panel from any screen edge with header, body, and footer sections
  • SkeletonShimmering loading placeholders for text, avatars, and cards
  • SliderAn accessible single-value slider with keyboard support and pointer dragging
  • Source ControlBranch sync state, staged and unstaged changes, and a commit box whose message a model can stream in
  • SparklineA tiny axis-free trend line for stat cards, tables and lists
  • SpinnerWork in progress whose end is unknown, drawn in the color of the text around it and named for screen readers when it stands alone
  • StatOne number with what it measures, how it moved and a small trend line, for the top of a dashboard
  • Status IconA work item status as one glyph: backlog, todo, in progress, in review, done and canceled, readable without color
  • StepperProgress through a flow of steps, horizontal or vertical, clickable, condensing to "Step 2 of 4" when narrow
  • Streaming TextText that arrives in pieces, revealed at a steady reading rate that catches up on bursts, with fresh runs fading in
  • Suggested EditAn AI rewrite shown as word-level tracked changes, each accepted or rejected on its own or all at once
  • SuggestionsPrompt starters and follow-ups as a wrapping or swipeable row
  • TableA compositional data table with sortable columns, striped rows, density sizes, and footer totals
  • TabsTabbed interface with underline, pills, and enclosed variants
  • Tag InputMany short values in one field: add with Enter or a comma, paste lists, remove with Backspace, with suggestions and validation
  • Task ListAn agent's plan as it runs: status per step, nested subtasks, progress announced as it changes
  • TerminalCommand output with ANSI colors mapped to theme roles, exit status, follow-on-output scrolling and an optional input with history
  • TextareaMulti-line text that grows as it is written, with a counter near its limit
  • ThinkingA model's reasoning with a live timer that folds into “Thought for 8s”, plus shimmer, dots and orbit indicators
  • Time PickerA time field of typeable spinbuttons in 12- or 24-hour time, with a quick list; the value is always HH:MM
  • TimelineA vertical event timeline with status dots, timestamps, and custom icon nodes
  • ToastToast notification system with an imperative API, auto-dismiss, and stacking
  • ToggleiOS-style switch and button-style toggle with controlled and uncontrolled modes
  • Tool CallA model's tool use as an expandable card, with input, output, timing and human approval
  • TooltipHover and focus tooltip with four placements, delay, and arrow
  • TourA guided product tour that spotlights parts of the page step by step, with keyboard control and a focus trap
  • Trace ViewerOne agent run span by span: a tree on a timeline with the slow and failing steps marked, totals for time, tokens and cost, and each span's input and output
  • TranscriptA call or meeting transcript that follows playback word by word, with speakers, search and a summary
  • TreemapNested rectangles sized by value, laid out as squares as far as possible
  • Virtual ListA long list that renders only what is on screen, measures rows of any height and loads more near the end
  • Voice WaveMirrored audio bars for microphone input or the assistant's voice, fed by a live meter
  • WhiteboardShapes, arrows, freehand, text and sticky notes on an infinite canvas, with selection, resize, color, undo and presence
GitHubv1.14.3Studio
EngineDescribe a feeling, get a theme. Try the Studio

Your AI writes the code. Mlola makes it look designed.

Components, tokens and themes your coding agent reads through AGENTS.md and the MCP server, and a check that catches what it types by hand. What it builds looks like your product, not like every other AI app.

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npx mlola-ui init
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AA, proven

“Show me this week’s revenue, and anything I should act on.”

Every pixel above is a Mlola component, themed by the same tokens as the rest of this page. Open Mlola Render in the docs

Free · for any coding agent

Your design system shouldn’t live in a prompt.

A coding agent can design a good screen. Over months and hundreds of them, one asked to remember a design system drifts: a padding here, a gray there. Mlola gives it the system instead, the same components, tokens and rules your team reads.

How agents use Mlola

  • Told once, at setup

    npx mlola-ui init writes AGENTS.md and a design guide generated from the stylesheet: the classes, the spacing and type scales, the tokens, and the rules for using them.

  • Looked up when it matters

    The MCP server answers what a component takes, the classes it styles, the values it reacts to and the tokens to measure with, for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client.

  • Checked before it lands

    check_markup flags classes that do not exist, utility classes, colors and spacing written by hand instead of the scale, overridden theme tokens, and data values a class does not react to.

How far has your UI drifted already? Paste a component into the free check and see every color and spacing value typed by hand, line by line.

Check your UI
Mlola Pro

AI-native, down to the last token.

Chat, reasoning, tool calls, voice and usage, built on the same tokens and behavior contract as every button. Bring any model; with Pro, each piece is yours to copy and edit.

Chat, end to end

Reasoning, tool calls, streamed answers and sources. Type to try it.

Why does Mlola solve color in OKLCH?
The question is about contrast. OKLCH lightness is perceptual, so a solver can move text lightness until it clears 4.5:1 against its surface.
Model

Voice

An orb and a wave driven by a live audio meter.

A face for state

The Bot morphs on springs, follows your pointer, and wears your brand.

Usage, at a glance

Activity Heatmap: quantile shading, a keyboard grid, hover detail.

10.4M tokens

101 active days

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Mlola Pro templates

Whole products, ready to ship.

An AI console, a CRM, a mail client, scheduling, a support desk and more. Every screen is built from the same components, and every one of them works.

All 25 templates
Mlola Pro · for agent harnesses

An IDE, assembled from components.

Files with git status, tabs, diffs and a terminal that speaks ANSI, all themed by the same tokens. The window below is nothing but library components.

+3−13 additions, 1 deletions
11 export function textOn(surface: Oklch, seed: Oklch) {
2removed const text = { ...seed, l: surface.l > 0.6 ? 0.35 : 0.85 };
2added let text = { ...seed, l: surface.l > 0.6 ? 0.35 : 0.85 };
3added // Walk lightness until the pair clears WCAG AA.
4added while (contrast(text, surface) < 4.5) text = step(text, surface);
35 return text;
46 }
Terminal~/mlola-appRunning
npm test

Change the taste, not the system.

A theme moves type, geometry, density, depth, motion and texture together, so the same components read as a different product while their structure, states and behavior stay as they are. Put your brand color on all of them below, or describe a feeling in the Studio to make a theme of your own.

Pick your brand color. This whole site, every template and the previews below put it on, solved for contrast in light and dark.

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More than how it looks.

A screen can look right on its own. What keeps the hundredth consistent with the first is underneath: its measures, its behavior and its accessibility belong to the system, and each claim here is a gate that runs on every change.

See the proof

  • One scale for every measure

    Spacing, type, radius, control heights and shadows come from scales, never from a number typed into a component; a gate fails any that is.

  • A whole theme from one spec

    Eight channels move type, geometry, density, depth, motion and texture together, and the contrast of every pairing is proven in both modes.

  • Behavior ships with it

    Keyboard paths, focus that returns, one layer closed per Escape, and a way without dragging for everything that drags. The core behaviors also run in plain HTML.

  • Accessible by default

    WCAG 2.2 AA is the floor: every item is checked with axe in every theme and both modes, on every change.

  • One contract, for people and models

    A class names the element, data-* and ARIA carry its state, and tokens carry every measure: rules a person can review and a model can follow.

  • Copy, don’t install

    npx mlola-ui add copies the source into your project, where every line is yours to read and change, with no runtime dependencies.

Every card below is the live component, rendered with the theme you have selected.

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Free is the system.
Pro is the hard parts, done.

Free and MIT: 56 components, 5 themes, the theme engine, Theme Studio, the CLI and the setup that tells your agents about it. Pro adds 55 components for AI chat, AI agents, voice & presence, code, canvas, editor, workflow, and charts, with 25 blocks, 10 pages and 25 templates, for $99 once.

Start freeSee what Pro adds

Start in a minute.

Initialize once, then add components as you need them. The source lands in your repo.

  1. 1Set up your project
    npx mlola-ui init
  2. 2Add a component
    npx mlola-ui add button card input
  3. 3Pick a theme
    <html data-theme="graphite">
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