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How to use Amber Docs
This is a simple guide for reading, finding, and reusing documentation. If you only know how to use a web browser, you are in the right place.
1) Find a document
- Step 1: Use the search box at the top of the page.
- Step 2: Open Documents for filters (status, topic, reading list).
- Step 3: Click a document title to open it.
2) Save a bookmark
On any document page, click Save bookmark. Then go back to Documents and turn on Only show bookmarks.
3) Compare versions
On a document page, click Compare versions to see what changed. Green is added text. Red is removed text.
4) Write + publish a document
Use Write + publish to create a new doc file and then publish it when it is ready. You can also use Templates or Ask AI, then click Send to Write + publish to bring a draft here without copy/paste.
5) Use Templates
Templates help you write consistent docs. Pick a template, fill a few fields, then copy the prompt or scaffold. Optional: generate a first draft with Google AI (Gemini) and download Markdown. Tip: you can also click Send to Write + publish to import the draft directly into Studio.
6) Copy reusable text
Use Reusable text to copy disclaimers and glossary definitions into a document.
7) Notes and feedback
Each document has Notes (your personal notes) and Feedback. Notes and votes are saved locally in your browser.
Where is my data stored?
Some things are stored on this computer (in your browser), and some are stored in the repo (as files).
content/docs, templates in content/templates, blocks in content/blocks.Reading lists
Reading lists group documents in a recommended order. Use them when you are new to a topic or want to learn step-by-step.
Publish, visibility, and Official docs
Checks and sharing
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