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Open source you can inspect. Standards you can follow. People you can reach.

Built in the open, in one repository.

The server, gateway, client, and core libraries are all developed in a single public GitHub repository.

ChilliCream/graphql-platform
ONE REPOSITORYThe core server, gateway, client, and libraries share one codebase, so the pieces stay in step.
MIT LICENSEOpen source under the MIT license. Free to use in commercial products.
PUBLIC DEVELOPMENTFollow issues, pull requests, releases, and changelogs as the work lands.

Helping write the standards we implement.

ChilliCream contributors help shape the specifications and conventions the platform implements. See the official GraphQL team page for current roles and participation.

TWO SEATS

Technical Steering Committee

The committee steering the GraphQL specification. Michael Staib and Pascal Senn both hold seats.

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HOST

Composite Schemas Working Group

Michael Staib hosts the Composite Schemas subcommittee, which develops an open standard for composing GraphQL services.

github.com

HOST

GraphQL/OpenTelemetry Working Group

Pascal Senn hosts GraphQL/OTel, which develops OpenTelemetry conventions for GraphQL APIs.

github.com

ORGANIZERS

GraphQL Day

Community events around the world, organized with the GraphQL Foundation team.

graphql.org

MEMBERS

GraphQL Working Group

The main working group evolving the GraphQL specification itself.

github.com

MEMBERS

GraphQL over HTTP

The specification for transporting GraphQL over HTTP, so servers and clients interoperate.

github.com

MEMBERS

AI Working Group

Best practices for GraphQL in AI systems and agent-powered applications.

github.com

Find the people behind the code.

Follow the work on GitHub, bring questions to Slack, and learn from talks and engineering posts.

GitHub

Issues, discussions, pull requests, and the source itself.

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Slack

Ask questions and talk to the team and other users directly.

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YouTube

Talks, release walkthroughs, and deep dives.

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Blog

Release notes, engineering write-ups, and announcements.

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See whether it fits your architecture.

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