No framework. Just code.
Plain HTML, CSS and a pinch of JavaScript, fetched by your AI. Drop it into any stack, including no stack at all.
Ask your AI for a component, get plain HTML, CSS and JS in your project. No framework, no build step.
claude mcp add -t http kodza https://kodza.dev/api/mcp
Also in Codex, Cursor and VS CodeBrowse 108 components
Live demo
Real components running in the page. Pick one, hover it, click it, then ask your AI for it, or grab the code underneath.
With your AI
Say it to your AI. It gets the exact code below, not its best guess, and knows where it goes.
Add the Kodza component to my page.
claude mcp add -t http kodza https://kodza.dev/api/mcp
What you see in the code panel is exactly what your AI gets. No hidden wrapper, no build step.
How it works
One line to set up. Then thirty seconds from "I need a dropdown" to a dropdown on your page.
One line in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or VS Code. Free, no account, no API key.
In your own words. Your AI fetches the real component and where it goes. Not a guess.
Plain HTML, CSS and JS land in React, Vue, WordPress or a bare HTML page. It just works, because it's just code.
The library
Take the one you need, leave the rest. No kit to install, no theme to fight with.
Why Kodza
Plain HTML, CSS and a pinch of JavaScript, fetched by your AI. Drop it into any stack, including no stack at all.
Written like it's going live tomorrow. Because it probably is.
Your AI gets the code and where it goes: theme, Additional CSS, blocks.
See it at full size before it ever touches your codebase.
Colors, timing, easing: a few lines of CSS, no config file in sight.
0.4sease999pxNo. Every component is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It works in any stack, including no stack at all.
Plug Kodza into your AI once, with claude mcp add -t http kodza https://kodza.dev/api/mcp or the same address in Codex, Cursor or VS Code. Then just ask: "add a Kodza fill button to my hero". Rather do it by hand? The HTML, CSS and JS are still on every component page.
Yes. Every component, its full source code and the MCP server. No account, no API key, no paywall.
Anything that speaks MCP: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and friends. No AI at all? Copy and paste still works, like it's 2019.
Really. Zero dependencies, on purpose. Pinning, staggers, inertia: CSS, the Web Animations API and a few lines of plain JS do it just as smooth. Nothing extra to load, nothing to update.
Yes. Components are built to behave on touch screens and small viewports, not just on a 27-inch monitor.
That's the point. Readable class names and CSS you can follow in thirty seconds. Change a color, a duration or an easing in a couple of lines.