Build fast with AI. Look designed.

Set up the Aestheria MCP: https://mcp.aestheria.design/mcp

Design intelligence for AI-built products.

Aestheria is the design context layer for AI-native teams: one library your agent reads and your team edits. Most design context stops at what exists. This one also carries when to use it, and why.

The same product, every prompt.

An agent with no design context reinvents your product every generation. Aestheria is the context it was missing: one source of truth your agent reads over MCP and your team browses in the Studio. Same files, both readers, nothing to drift apart.

A real system on day one.

Nobody has months to build a design system before shipping, and generic starters stop at buttons. Aestheria arrives with the decisions already made: tokens, components, charts, and templates, plus the surfaces enterprise software actually needs. Severity scales, density modes, streaming AI panels. As the field moves, the library moves with it.

Nothing generic ships.

Products built by AI tend to look like it. Pick your accent, your radius, your type. Swap components, reshape rules. The whole system re-renders as your brand: every page, every agent, every generation.

Design judgment, included.

Agents can render anything and decide nothing, so accessibility, motion, and hierarchy fall to whoever wrote the prompt. Six skills ship with Aestheria to carry that judgment: design system, accessibility, usability, motion, UX architecture, and routing. They use the open SKILL.md format, so Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot all read them. Yours to edit and extend as your product matures.

Connect once. Then on every prompt.

From prompt to shipped UI in five steps: prompt, judgment, library, composition, ship. Connect the MCP or drop the kit at your project root, and your agent reads the system on every prompt after that.

Polished to start. It all comes together.

6 complete themes with light and dark, from Ink to Mist. New ones each release. A theme is a complete brand: palette, type, radius, density, elevation, and chart style.

• Ink: Monochrome and minimal. Products that feel quiet, deliberate, and unbothered by trend. The kind that earn trust before they try to charm.
• Lapis: Cool, precise, developer-facing. Products that move like infrastructure. Composed, exact, with nothing to prove.
• Amber: Warm editorial confidence. Products that feel hand-edited rather than assembled. Read carefully, made on purpose.
• Sage: Calm with room to breathe. Products that feel humane and unhurried. Less surface, more presence.
• Bloom: Soft and quietly friendly. Products that feel approachable without performing warmth. Welcoming, never sugary.
• Mist: Airy and atmospheric. Products that feel transparent and orderly. Easy to trust, easy to use.

Ship something that looks as serious as it is.

Start for free with the hosted MCP, or read the installation guide in the docs.