Vhyxara makes open-source libraries for the agentic web, developer infrastructure, and a new way to learn computer science.
Three libraries that are useful on their own and fit together: build the interface, tell AI agents what it does, and show how it all flows.
Accessible React components with motion built in — and a contract on every control, so AI agents know what is safe to click.
The contract layer that tells AI agents what your UI does — and when they must stop and ask a person.
Diagrams written as text that actually move — requests travel, services fail, values sort.
Every VhyxUI control carries a VhyxSeal contract. VhyxSeal publishes them as one signed manifest that agents read before they act — and VhyxChart draws that manifest as a flow, so you can see exactly where an agent must stop and ask a person.
Read how the family fitsShare the app running on your machine at a secure public URL — for webhooks, demos and testing on real devices.
Computer science taught the way people actually learn: explain first, practise, and track real understanding — not just completed lessons.
Every product begins with something that hurt in real work. If we can’t say the problem in one sentence, we don’t build it.
Accessibility, keyboard support, reduced motion, typed errors and tests are the floor, not features for later.
Once the basics are solid, we push the idea somewhere new — like a contract on every button, so AI agents act safely.
Our libraries are MIT licensed and built in public. You can read every line and help shape what comes next.
Use the libraries, open an issue, or follow along as the next products take shape.