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A component library, site templates, a print designer, web tools and an agent bridge, in one app. You copy components into HTML, React, Vue, Svelte or Terminal, start sites from templates, design print and brand work, and audit pages, from one account.

Stacklumen, which also makes the Hub and Terminal at stacklumen.com. One Stacklumen account signs you in to all of them.

Components are at /app/components, templates at /app/templates, tools at /app/tools with past runs in /app/reports, and the designer and design library at /app/designs.

HTML + CSS, React, Vue, Svelte and Terminal. There are 185 components, each with its source in every build and an anatomy doc. See the component system.

No. Copies are recorded, not limited. A pasted component is files you own: a later change to the library never reaches a live site on its own.

A starter set of components, marked free, chosen so a Free plan can still build a whole page: a bar, a hero, the sections of a marketing page, a form and a footer. Every component's HTML and CSS are open to every plan; the free set is what the Free plan takes in the React, Vue and Svelte builds once billing is switched on.

Yes. Component Studio makes a typed React starter from a description, inside Baselumen, without an AI key. An agent connected over MCP can also create, edit and fork custom components for your workspace.

A whole Astro site. There are 12, each fully static, so it imports into Terminal page for page and needs no JavaScript to do so.

Anyone can browse and preview them. Once your workspace owns one, download it as a .zip or open it in Stacklumen Terminal, where Create a site starts a new site from every page and Add to site imports the pages you choose.

No. Each template is bought once per workspace, by an owner or admin, and that is true during the private alpha too.

14: 5 instant tools that run in your browser, and 9 URL audits that read a live page, covering SEO, structured data, performance, accessibility and security. See the tool system.

Yes, every tool but Tailwind → CSS needs you signed in. Viewers and a client's guests cannot run audits.

To Reports: every URL audit your workspace has run, filtered by site and by tool, with the score over time and a printable copy of each.

Print and brand work at its real size: artboards in millimetres with bleed, from 9 presets such as business cards, A4, A5, A6 and logo lockups, with vector tools. See the design system.

Export it as SVG, or as PNG at 300 or 72 dpi, or push it to a Terminal site's assets. A push is proposed first, only an owner or admin carries it out, and every push is recorded.

Through the MCP endpoint at /app/api/mcp. An agent that supports it signs in with your Stacklumen account and you choose Allow; an agent that cannot sign in uses a bl_ token. Only the workspace owner connects agents and makes tokens. See agents.

There are 32 MCP tools: search the library and fetch source, build and edit your own components, pin components to a Terminal site, create and edit designs and push them, and read your clients and workspace. A token can be limited to some of them by scope.

No. Baselumen holds no AI key and bills nothing for model use: your agent runs on your own plan.

One is in active development, called baselumen. It will use a workspace token and the same MCP server to search, add components and templates to a project, and run a local MCP server. It is not released yet; until it is, an agent connected over MCP does the same work. See the CLI page.

Baselumen is in private alpha: billing is not switched on, so everything in it is free to a signed-in account, and nothing is charged. Templates are the one exception: they are bought once per workspace.

No. One plan per agency covers the Hub, Terminal and Baselumen. The plans and their prices are on pricing.

You will be given notice first, and you will see the price and choose before anything is charged.

An account is a person. A workspace holds the team, the clients and the work, and the agency owns the subscription. Members are owners, admins, members or viewers. See agencies.

You do. Stacklumen claims no ownership of anything you put into the products and does not use it to train anything.

Write to support@stacklumen.com from the address you sign in with to export, correct or delete your personal data, or to delete your account. An owner deletes a workspace on stacklumen.com. See security.

Email support@stacklumen.com, use Support in the app's account menu, or read the docs.