In the workshop

How this site works

• These pages were written by a CX+AI program. Every HTML file on this site is produced at build time by forge — a program written in CX+AI, compiled by the CX+AI compiler — which fills in each page's figures and assembles the documentation section from the same manuals the downloads ship.
• The log on this page is answered by a CX+AI program. The entries below are fetched live from an endpoint that is not a web server handing back a file: it is a CX+AI program, using the language's own HTTP tier, running on our machine and answering every request itself.
• The notice on the front page is run by the CX+AI virtual machine, in your browser. It is a CX+AI program compiled to bytecode, executed by the CX+AI VM built as WebAssembly in your own tab. What each entry says, what colour it takes and which week it falls in are that program's decisions, not JavaScript's.

The honest scope, which is the part worth stating: the pages themselves are ordinary static files on a content network. What is CX+AI is everything that produces them, the live feed, and the program that renders the notice in your tab. None of it needs taking on trust — the feed's response headers show what answers it, and this page's own source names the VM module and the compiled program it runs.