UI toolkit offering flexible layouts with tabs, windows and themes, plus agent-oriented features including multiplexed sessions, shared state view models and optional 2D/3D session visualizations.
Lunula is a UI toolkit.
Lunula is a UI toolkit that I built primarily for web-based applications. It supports flexible layouts with tabs and windows, themes and more. I use it for the following projects:
A macOS terminal built for working alongside AI agents: tabs, windows and a built-in multiplexing session server. Sessions can be viewed as a flat 2D layout or lifted into a 3D world you fly through. Native Android and iOS apps connect to the same server, so you can remotely control your sessions from your phone.
An issue tracker you host yourself. Boards, sprints and epics, plus an MCP server so agents can work on the same issues as everyone else. I use it to steer the development of my hobby projects.
This is a fast-moving, agent-first software development project. If I put too much detail here, it would quickly become obsolete. If you want specifics about the features, source code and the architecture, ask your agent!
This is mostly written in Kotlin, which i use anywhere I can, because I really like the language, and Kotlin Multiplatform makes it easy to share code (when needed) across Mac, server, web, iOS and Android. I however do not use Compose Multiplatform because I want each platform to have a native UI.
In projects on multiple platforms, I try to have common view models across all clients that expose a single state object per screen/view, with thin wrappers where needed on each platform. I also re-use the Kotlin networking layer across all platforms.
Robert Söderbjörn is the creator and maintainer of this project. If you would like to contribute, you are more than welcome! You can reach out at lunula@soderbjorn.se.
We use the Lunicle issue tracker for managing development. You can see all issues without signing in. Contact me if you would like edit rights to the board so that you can create, move and comment on tickets and to add pull requests on GitHub. Before embarking on huge re-work (rather than bug fixes or small features), you might want to talk to me first. I'm very open to significant changes as well, I just want us to agree on the UX and make sure it's done in a way that fits the vision.
Lunicle is released under the MIT License.
Third-party dependencies are used under their respective licenses.
Lunula is a UI toolkit.
Lunula is a UI toolkit that I built primarily for web-based applications. It supports flexible layouts with tabs and windows, themes and more. I use it for the following projects:
A macOS terminal built for working alongside AI agents: tabs, windows and a built-in multiplexing session server. Sessions can be viewed as a flat 2D layout or lifted into a 3D world you fly through. Native Android and iOS apps connect to the same server, so you can remotely control your sessions from your phone.
An issue tracker you host yourself. Boards, sprints and epics, plus an MCP server so agents can work on the same issues as everyone else. I use it to steer the development of my hobby projects.
This is a fast-moving, agent-first software development project. If I put too much detail here, it would quickly become obsolete. If you want specifics about the features, source code and the architecture, ask your agent!
This is mostly written in Kotlin, which i use anywhere I can, because I really like the language, and Kotlin Multiplatform makes it easy to share code (when needed) across Mac, server, web, iOS and Android. I however do not use Compose Multiplatform because I want each platform to have a native UI.
In projects on multiple platforms, I try to have common view models across all clients that expose a single state object per screen/view, with thin wrappers where needed on each platform. I also re-use the Kotlin networking layer across all platforms.
Robert Söderbjörn is the creator and maintainer of this project. If you would like to contribute, you are more than welcome! You can reach out at lunula@soderbjorn.se.
We use the Lunicle issue tracker for managing development. You can see all issues without signing in. Contact me if you would like edit rights to the board so that you can create, move and comment on tickets and to add pull requests on GitHub. Before embarking on huge re-work (rather than bug fixes or small features), you might want to talk to me first. I'm very open to significant changes as well, I just want us to agree on the UX and make sure it's done in a way that fits the vision.
Lunicle is released under the MIT License.
Third-party dependencies are used under their respective licenses.