Hi, I'm Uzayer and I design systems for humans
Right now I'm building Atlas, an open-source tool for teams that ship code with AI agents. I do frontend, the design system, the docs, and talk to companies about adopting it. Before that: research infrastructure, organisational systems, and a lot of writing.
Now · Atlas
- About half of the app's commits since joining in July 2026
- Built the docs site and the tutorial playlist
- Built and open-sourced the design system, @tryatlas/design
- 9k+ GitHub stars, open source under Apache 2.0
Updates
Open-sourced Atlas's design system
Extracted the design system into its own package, @tryatlas/design, so the desktop app, web app and docs share one set of components.
LabKit went live at DIAL
Moved Atlas onto a real design system
Replaced hardcoded colours, sizes and spacing across every part of the app with one token scale, with a test that stops new one-off values from creeping back in.
Built the Atlas docs site
Wrote and built docs.tryatlas.cc from scratch: install guides, product docs, and how multiplayer and checkpoints work.
Started working on Atlas
Joined Atlas, an open-source desktop app that records every coding agent session a team runs and links it to the commit it produced. Mostly frontend at first, then whatever the startup needed.
Selected work
- AtlasThe shared record of how a team builds software with coding agents. Frontend, design system, docs, talking to companies.
- LabKitOpen-source research information system. Runs DIAL's website in production.
- DIAL Recruitment RedesignRebuilt a research lab's hiring to screen for curiosity and grit instead of academic polish.
- FieldkitAn open-source operating stack for nonprofits and student organisations.
The long version
Everything I've done since 2020, what mattered and why. 10k+ words, with diagrams and receipts.