Tseha is a governed development-context platform that centralizes engineering standards, design tokens, and architectural rules.
It exposes this information to AI coding agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), ensuring agents follow team-specific conventions across all projects without manual context management.
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Centrally managed standards and design system via MCP
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Semantic component search and AI-backed package import
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Role-based access control with read-only MCP server
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CI/CD integration via long-lived, read-only API tokens
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Automated tracking of component updates and breaking changes
Freemium
Free Starter plan available; Team plan is €39/month (€32/month billed yearly); Enterprise plan is custom-priced.
Best for
Engineering teams needing to enforce architectural consistency, coding standards, and design system usage across multiple repositories and AI coding agents.
Not ideal for
Small, single-developer projects where centralized standards are unnecessary, or organizations requiring full write-access via MCP, as the server is strictly read-only.
A robust, highly secure governance layer for AI-assisted development that eliminates manual synchronization of project rules by providing an always-current source of truth for AI agents.
Recent focus on expanding semantic ranking, AI-generated standard summaries, and Figma token synchronization for Team-level subscribers.
As of
Is Tseha free?+
Tseha is Freemium. Free Starter plan available; Team plan is €39/month (€32/month billed yearly); Enterprise plan is custom-priced. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Tseha open source?+
Tseha is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Freemium.
How much does Tseha cost?+
Free Starter plan available; Team plan is €39/month (€32/month billed yearly); Enterprise plan is custom-priced. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Tseha best for?+
Engineering teams needing to enforce architectural consistency, coding standards, and design system usage across multiple repositories and AI coding agents.
Who is Tseha not ideal for?+
Small, single-developer projects where centralized standards are unnecessary, or organizations requiring full write-access via MCP, as the server is strictly read-only.
What are the best Tseha alternatives?+
The closest Tseha alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Greptile, Fern, remio - all listed under AI Codebase Knowledge & Generation.
Who makes Tseha?+
Tseha is developed by MH Mariusz Henn. It is listed in the AI Codebase Knowledge & Generation category on ai.dosa.dev.
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