The example apps
Open-source apps built on Kinogaki
The libraries and the examples are all open source under the Apache License 2.0. The examples are complete applications built on the libraries: the fullest documentation of the platform, readable end to end. Each has its own docs:
- Kinogaki Light →: a 2-D app for generative geometry and spectral light-tracing. Design with nodes, animate any property, render real light.
- Kinogaki Pixel →: a fast, focused pixel-art editor for sprites and tiles.
- Kinogaki Atlas →: a novel-writing app where the manuscript is one structured file a writer and an AI agent edit together.
Why these three
They are chosen to bracket the range of Kinogaki, so that "general-purpose structured file" is shown, not just asserted:
- Kinogaki Light is hierarchy, dataflow and animation: a scene as elements and connections.
- Kinogaki Pixel is the dense end: an image as a typed value array, proving the model scales down to raw buffers.
- Kinogaki Atlas is the narrative end: a novel's spine, prose and character graph as one Prism file, a non-tabular artifact fitting cleanly.
Scene, image, narrative: three very different applications, one document model, one shared structure. Each is also editable by agent over the same file, because that is what the model is for.