Every kind
of doc.
Decks, brochures, mockups, résumés, posters, reports, editorial spreads, social posts. Anything that fits on paper or on screen.
You describe,
Maket composes.
You describe what you want. The AI reads the charte attached to the document, picks from your image library, and composes the page. You then correct what needs correcting.
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01 · Your chartes
One charte per brand or project.
A charte gathers your colours, fonts, spacings, and shadows. You create as many as you need — one per brand, per client, or per campaign. Each document is bound to a charte, and the AI respects it at every iteration.
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02 · Your images
A library indexed by keywords.
You drop your images with a few keywords. The AI picks the one that fits the brief rather than the filename.
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03 · The AI composes
You describe, the AI draws.
The page appears in your browser. To correct it, click the element you want to change and indicate what should change.
Six capabilities,
one tool.
Composition, brand, images, annotations, AI, export. Six functions built around the same idea: a document is bound to a charte, and the AI sticks to it.
Live preview
Every edit appears in your browser as you go.
Your chartes
Colours, fonts, and spacings defined per charte, applied to every document bound to it.
Image library
Your images are filed by keywords. The AI picks the one that fits the brief.
AI composition
You describe what you want. The AI composes the page, and every detail stays editable separately.
Annotations
Click an element and leave a note. The AI takes it into account on the next iteration.
Export
Print-ready PDF, standalone page to publish, or an archive to share.
Five minutes.
Install, start, open. The preview opens in your browser. Any MCP-compatible AI assistant connects to it.
# Wire Maket into your AI client (one-shot) $npx -y @ng-galien/maket install claude --apply $npx -y @ng-galien/maket install codex --apply # Run the server & open the preview $npx -y @ng-galien/maket start $npx -y @ng-galien/maket open # Preview → http://127.0.0.1:24842
Maket runs on Node 22 or newer. Without the --apply flag, the install commands show a preview without changing anything on your machine.
The local server stays controllable from the terminal: maket status to check it's running, maket logs to follow its activity, maket stop to stop it.