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Bugs, feedback and feature requests - no account required

If your AI assistant is connected

Just tell it to send feedback. Amber gives every assistant a tool called amber_send_feedback_to_developer, and it can use that without asking your permission. That route is better when it works, because it carries which tool you were using at the time.

If you cannot connect

That is exactly the case this page exists for. If the tools never appear, sign-in fails, or Amber is unreachable, the feedback tool is unreachable too. Send the report straight to this endpoint instead - it needs no account, no sign-up and no token:

POST https://api.ambermem.com/feedback
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "message": "what went wrong",
  "contact": "optional - how to reach you for a reply"
}

From a terminal:

curl -X POST https://api.ambermem.com/feedback   -H "Content-Type: application/json"   -d '{"message": "Claude Desktop shows no Amber tools after signing in"}'

A GET on the same URL returns this contract as JSON, so an AI agent that fetches it can read the schema rather than guess at it. The route answers on every Amber host - api.ambermem.com, mcp.ambermem.com and ambermem.com - so you can post to whichever one you already have.

Fields and limits

Field	Required	Limit
`message`	Yes	4000 characters
`contact`	No	200 characters

Anything longer is trimmed rather than rejected - a pasted stack trace is a real report, and losing its tail beats losing the whole thing. Up to 5 messages per hour from one address.

What happens to what you send

The message goes to Amber's developer. It is not published anywhere.
Amber deliberately runs no support inbox and collects no email addresses. If you want a reply, put an address or handle in contact - it is used only to answer you.
To stop the open endpoint being abused, your IP address is combined with a secret and stored only as the resulting hash, purely to count messages per hour. The address itself is never written down. See the privacy policy.