AMUD Dashboard Is Open Source — Here's How to Actually Help
Stars, issues, PRs, themes, docs. Homelab projects grow from real users reporting real weird setups.
AMUD Dashboard isn't a startup. It's a homelab tool I built because I wanted it. But it gets better when other people break it in ways I didn't imagine.
Fastest help: star the repo
github.com/boubli/AMUD-Dashboard
Stars help GitHub discovery and lists like awesome-selfhosted. Sounds shallow. Matters anyway.
Try it and tell me your stack
Proxmox version, RAM numbers, screenshot of your dashboard. GitHub Discussions is the place. "Works on my weird ARM NAS" posts are gold.
Bug reports that get fixed fast
- Steps to reproduce
journalctl -u amud-agent -n 50output- Whether you're Docker or native LXC
Vague "doesn't work" issues sit longer. Fair warning.
PR areas
| Area | Stack |
|---|---|
| amud-server | Rust, Axum |
| amud-agent | Rust, Tokio |
| UI | HTML, Alpine.js, CSS |
| Docs | Docusaurus, Markdown |
| Themes | CSS variables |
Roadmap: /docs/roadmap — ARM64 CI, webhooks, multi-node agents on the list.
Submit a theme
CSS file + preview screenshot → PR to docs/static/themes/ → shows up in /themes.
That's a contribution normies can do without touching Rust. Please do.
Thanks for reading this series. Go break something and file an issue.