Open source is a group project

Backed by people
who keep showing up.

Amber exists because maintainers, contributors, sponsors, and users invest in the unglamorous work too: tests, releases, documentation, review, and long-term stewardship.

Amber giving a welcoming peace sign

Main sponsor

AgentC Consulting

AgentC Consulting funds and contributes engineering, design, documentation, release infrastructure, and ongoing stewardship for Amber V2.

Contributors

The history is in the work.

GitHub keeps the complete, attribution-preserving record. These links include code, documentation, review, design, release, and maintenance contributions across Amber's core projects.

Framework

Amber core

Routing, controllers, middleware, rendering, runtime behavior, tests, and the public framework API.

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Developer tools

Amber CLI

Application templates, generators, release tooling, language-server support, and the first-run experience.

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Public home

Website and docs

The open-source Amber application you are using now: ECR views, local assets, guides, examples, and release evidence.

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Join the crew

There is useful work at every scale.

Report a confusing sentence, improve an example, test a platform, fix a bug, or help review the next release. A small, well-explained contribution is valuable.