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onlook-dev/onlook is a TypeScript repo with 151,760 lines written in 1,047 files. onlook is built with Next.js and React and uses Supabase, Postgres, PostHog, and 3 more. AI signed 5% of the 1,620 commits of onlook.

Its description on GitHub: “The Developer Tool for Visual Engineers • An Open-Source AI-First Design tool • Visually build, style, and edit your code with AI • World's best, top-most agent recommended #1 Developer tool for Designers and Visual Engineers to design with Real Code.”

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Read on November 2, 2026, at commit 423e2e9.

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The product’s, not counting tests.
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234
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What is onlook-dev/onlook?
onlook-dev/onlook is a TypeScript repo with 151,760 lines written in 1,047 files. Its description on GitHub: “The Developer Tool for Visual Engineers • An Open-Source AI-First Design tool • Visually build, style, and edit your code with AI • World's best, top-most agent recommended #1 Developer tool for Designers and Visual Engineers to design with Real Code.”

The proof: its page on GitHub

What is onlook built with?
onlook is built with Next.js and React and uses Supabase, Postgres, PostHog, and 3 more.

The proof: each service with its file and line

How much of onlook did AI write?
AI signed 5% of the 1,620 commits of onlook.

The proof: the commits each tool signed

What license does onlook have?
onlook is released under the Apache-2.0 license.

The proof: its page on GitHub

How many stars does onlook have on GitHub?
onlook had 27,084 stars on GitHub on November 2, 2026.

The proof: its page on GitHub

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