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nexu-io/open-design is a TypeScript repo with 2,199,717 lines written in 3,991 files. open-design is built with Next.js, React, and Express and uses PostHog, Anthropic, and MCP. AI signed 8.5% of the 3,792 commits of open-design.

Its description on GitHub: “The 1st Collaborative AI Design Agent Workspace. Local-first and open source. Create motion, prototypes, websites, apps, dashboards, presentations, images, and videos with your team and AI agents. Share work, exchange feedback, and iterate together in one workspace.”

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Read on October 30, 2026, at commit 12d970e.

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files
3,991
The product’s, not counting tests.
test files
3,070
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What is nexu-io/open-design?
nexu-io/open-design is a TypeScript repo with 2,199,717 lines written in 3,991 files. Its description on GitHub: “The 1st Collaborative AI Design Agent Workspace. Local-first and open source. Create motion, prototypes, websites, apps, dashboards, presentations, images, and videos with your team and AI agents. Share work, exchange feedback, and iterate together in one workspace.”
The proof: its page on GitHub
What is open-design built with?
open-design is built with Next.js, React, and Express and uses PostHog, Anthropic, and MCP.
The proof: each technology with its file and line
How much of open-design did AI write?
AI signed 8.5% of the 3,792 commits of open-design.
The proof: the commits each tool signed
What license does open-design have?
open-design is released under the Apache-2.0 license.
The proof: its page on GitHub
How many stars does open-design have on GitHub?
open-design had 105,035 stars on GitHub on October 30, 2026.
The proof: its page on GitHub

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