Miris is an open exploration into networked creativity -- a living sketchbook of interconnected ideas, tools, and experiments. Born from the belief that infrastructure can be beautiful and systems can feel human, the project maps the terrain between technical architecture and artistic expression.
Every component is a sketch in progress, every connection a line drawn between possibilities. We build not to finish, but to discover what emerges when structure meets imagination.
The project is composed of loosely coupled modules -- each one a self-contained sketch that communicates through well-defined interfaces. Think of it as a constellation: individual stars that form patterns only when you step back to see the whole.
Data flows through message channels like watercolor through wet paper -- finding its own paths, pooling where it naturally collects, creating unexpected connections between components.
The heartbeat of the network -- routing messages between modules with minimal latency and maximum clarity.
Renders the visual layer -- translating data structures into the hand-drawn illustrations you see before you.
Persistent state management that remembers every sketch, every connection, every path explored in the project landscape.
Navigation and discovery -- mapping the paths between components and revealing hidden connections in the architecture.
Miris is not a destination but a practice. Each iteration of the project reveals new terrain -- unexpected ridges in the architecture, hidden valleys where data pools, peaks of insight that only appear after long traversals of the codebase.
We invite contributors to bring their own sketches, their own perspectives on the landscape. The mountain has many faces, and every viewpoint reveals something new.