Help build CX+AI.
CX+AI is written by one person. The most useful thing anyone else can do is use the language and say what happened — what worked, what broke, and what was missing when you reached for it.
Two things worth saying before the list, because both are usually assumed. The public repository ships the compiler, the runtime library, the headers, the documentation and the examples — it does not ship the compiler's source, so there is nothing to send a pull request against. And not one of the four things below costs anything: money is mentioned once on this site, at the foot of this page, and it is optional in the way a tip is optional.
Four things that help
Use it
Write something real in it. A script you would otherwise have written in C, a tool you keep meaning to build. That is the only way the awkward parts of a language get found.
Run CX+AI in your browser →Tell us when it breaks
A wrong answer, a confusing error, a crash, a page of the manual that is no longer true. Small reports are welcome; a program that reproduces it is worth more than a careful description.
Open an issue →Send an example
Short programs that show one thing clearly are the documentation people actually read. If you write one you are pleased with, send it — with your name on it if you would like it there.
hello@cxai.plus →Mention it to someone
Particularly a C programmer, or anyone who used PureBasic. The people who would recognise what CX+AI is trying to be are not the people who read language announcements.
No link for this one.If you would rather send fuel
The four above are worth more than money, and that is not modesty — a language gets fixed by people using it, not by people funding it. But CX+AI is written by one person, and if it is useful to you and you would like to help it exist, donations are welcome: buy me a coffee. No tiers, no perks, no say over what gets built next — just fuel. The sign below is an ordinary link and its picture is served from here, so nothing on this page talks to a payment provider unless you decide to click it.
Keeping up with it
Everything dispatched and shipped is published as it happens on the log — no account, nothing to give up. If you would rather have it by email, the form at the bottom of the front page sends progress and nothing else.