# Are you Juxed?

Welcome to Jux docs. Here, you’ll find everything you need to explore, understand, and thrive with Jux - the AI-native design engineer.
Jux is trained to think in components, speak in production-ready code, and work inside a familiar canvas. It understands your design intent, interprets structure, and translates ideas into interactive UI - without ever breaking your flow. This documentation will help you work *with* Jux: From context-aware tagging and variant matrix generation, to token management and real-time team workflows - Jux adapts to the way you think, and accelerates what you can ship. Whether you’re starting from Figma, strategizing a new interface, or refining a component - Jux is listening, and taking action. ### Jux right in


How to Jux	Breaking down the homescreen's main areas	Screenshot 2025-06-30 at 9.25.49.png	quickstart
Jux in Action (coming soon)	Use prompts to plan, design, and generate clean UI code — and sync it all back to your canvas.	Screenshot 2025-06-17 at 20.53.38.png	readme
Core Concepts (coming soon)	Tokens, variants, and structure - how Jux understands your design logic.	Screenshot 2025-06-24 at 1.29.18.png	readme

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