Marionettev5

THANKS & SUPPORT

Marionette
thanks you.

A few strings. A lot of people behind them.

01 / SUPPORTERS

Help with what comes next.

GitHub sponsorship helps Paul make time for maintenance, documentation, and whatever the next browser breaks. It also helps cover the AI tokens used in that work; the human still checks the diffs.

Marionette is free and open source. If it’s useful to you, helping sustain the work is a lovely way to say so.

Send a one-time tip, become a String Puller, or be Suspiciously Helpful. Monthly sponsors can request recognition here: a name at $5, or a name and link at $25. Recognition is optional.

Sponsor Marionette
02 / WE MADE MERCH

The abstractions have sleeves.

We put a JavaScript library’s logo on things. This is apparently a decision we’re standing by.

Marionette hoodies, a T-shirt, cap, mug, and stickers hanging from red puppet strings.

Marionette is still free. The hoodie has a slightly different business model.

Browse the merch store
03 / A LITTLE HELP

Keeping the strings attached.

Marionette thanks the teams providing credits, tools, and services that support the work—and help check it.

  • OpenAI

    For ChatGPT credits supporting Marionette’s open-source development.

  • GitHub & Copilot

    For Copilot access and credits, plus GitHub’s repository hosting and CI.

  • CodeRabbit

    For automated reviews that help find what a convincing diff can hide.

  • cubic

    For another careful pass over changes and their consequences.

  • Greptile

    For code review and an extra set of questions before a change lands.

  • Cloudflare

    For free website hosting and DNS that help keep Marionette available.

04 / THE PEOPLE

The people behind Marionette.

Thank you to Marionette’s maintainers for carrying the project forward through each release.

And to everyone who has contributed code, reported a bug, written an example, or helped someone understand it: your work is part of Marionette too.

Meet the Marionette maintainers