elaris.ui
C#Ambystech.Elaris.UI
A lightweight terminal UI library with true 24-bit RGB color support. Built for modern terminals, cross-platform on Windows, macOS and Linux.
- dotnet
- terminal-ui
- cross-platform
dotnet add package Ambystech.Elaris.UI Ambystech Open Source
Software we craft in the open.
Libraries and tools we build for our own client and product work, released under MIT for yours. Use them, fork them or make them better. The team that ships them uses them every day.
- Repositories
- 4
- License
- MIT
- Registries
- NuGet · npm
- Contributions
- Open
Repositories
github.com/ambystechcom
- elaris.ui True-color terminal UI for .NET C#
- neo4j.repository Generic repository pattern for Neo4j C#
- ambykit Spec-driven development for AI coding agents TypeScript
- axo Slide decks that need no runtime TypeScript
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Projects
Libraries we use every day, released for yours.
Every project is on GitHub, installable from NuGet or npm, documented, and running inside our own products before it ships.
Ambystech.Neo4j.Repository
A lightweight, flexible repository pattern for Neo4j in .NET — simplifies graph data access and keeps your architecture clean and testable.
- neo4j
- repository-pattern
- dotnet
dotnet add package Ambystech.Neo4j.Repository ambykit
TypeScript@ambystech/ambykit
Author your specs, user stories, plans and tasks once — AmbyKit emits native config for Claude Code, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Antigravity and more.
- spec-driven
- ai-coding
- agent-skills
npm install -g @ambystech/ambykit axo
TypeScript@ambystech/axo
Write slides in MDX and components in .axo — Axo compiles the deck to plain HTML that opens off a USB stick with no wifi, no React and no hydration, and exports to PDF.
- presentations
- mdx
- static-site
npx @ambystech/axo new my-talk How we release
Built for our own work first.
Nothing here is a side demo. Each library came out of a client or product build, and we keep using it after it ships.
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license: MIT
Use it however you need.
Every project is MIT licensed. Commercial use, forks, embedding and shipping are all fine, no conditions attached.
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origin: in-house
Proven before it is public.
Each library runs inside Ambystech client and product work first. We release what we already depend on.
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contrib: open
Issues and PRs welcome.
Every repository takes issues, pull requests and discussions. A person from our team reads and answers them.
Docs and talks
Read the docs. Watch how we use them.
ambykit.ambystech.io AmbyKit documentation Install the CLI, write your constitution, and run the spec-driven workflow in the assistant you already use. Open the docs decks.ambystech.io Engineering talks Short decks from our engineers on the tools they build. They open in the browser and are the same files we present. Browse talks
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Issues, pull requests and discussions are open in every repository.