The projects behind Amber
Follow the releases.
See what's been published across Amber's libraries and tools, and follow each release back to its source. Repository activity has its own place here, so you can see work moving toward the next release.
Checking the published snapshot…
The collector checks the declared repository roster every hour. A failed refresh keeps the last complete snapshot. Release availability and application support follow the support guide.
Current repository state
| Project | Latest published release | Tracked source | Published |
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Recent releases
How this stays accurate
The collector reads GitHub release events and resolves every published tag to its full source commit. Each complete snapshot has an immutable identity. Published releases, tagged source, branch activity, and feature support remain separate records.
Artifact digests below are reported by GitHub. The tracker records that metadata; the release's own installation and checksum instructions provide artifact verification. Performance results retain their measured workload and implementation scope.
Website source reports the latest change under src/, which excludes generated tracker-refresh commits. Broader issue-to-feature reconciliation and a unified documentation/tool-update bundle remain separate work in the release contract.