Seenry
Building Seenry
Design references for you and your AI. Seenry is my main focus.
Ian Gabriel Agujitas
I'm currently building Seenry. It's my main focus: a design reference library for people and the AI agents they build with.
Seenry brings together website screens, app flows, branding, decks, and motion. The library gives you material to study, while Seenry MCP brings those references into an agent's workflow. The companion Seenry Skills give that research a practical process: study, build, critique, and refine.
Design process
The question behind Seenry is how to make a reference useful beyond the first impression. A screenshot helps with composition, but a flow explains sequence, and a recording shows timing. Keeping those forms of evidence together makes it easier to understand why an interface works.
The browsing experience starts with the work itself. Screens and recordings carry the visual detail; categories and search help narrow the question. From there, the goal is to move from collecting inspiration to studying a specific decision: spacing, hierarchy, navigation, or motion.
That same principle carries into the MCP. An agent needs actual source context and available measurements to reason about a reference. The library is read-only, so research stays focused on inspecting the published material.
From study to build
The skills are the other half of Seenry. They turn references into a brief, a layout system, several compositions, and a review of the rendered result. I keep the library and the process connected because finding good work is only the start; the useful part is understanding it well enough to make decisions in your own project.
