The 13 reference manuals, in full. The same set the release bundles ship offline.
Every page here is generated from the thing it describes — the manuals from
their markdown sources, the builtins reference straight from the C headers. A manual that names a
builtin which does not exist is refused publication rather than quietly shipped,
and every taught cx snippet is run through the compiler before it can reach this page.
Click a card — it leaves the grid and opens here. Esc or the backdrop sends it home.
Install, first program, and the same program on both backends
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What carries over, what is new, and what is different
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The lineage, what replaces what, and what is not here
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The language, end to end
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Beginner → advanced: how a value becomes the type you asked for
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Everything that trips people up, on one page
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The smallest useful summary of CX
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AI integration: providers, aifunc, markers, codeswap
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Every pragma and what it changes
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Entities, C-rules, events, and the invisible loop
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Real programs, and the output they really produce
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Questions actually asked, and the answers actually given
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Every builtin, drawn from the source
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New to CX+AI? Start with CX in 30 Lines, then open the Language Reference. If you already write C, the Coercion Guide is the one that answers the question you will actually have.
These pages carry no version number, on purpose: they track the repository rather than any one release. For a versioned snapshot, the download bundle ships this same set as offline HTML. You can also run CX+AI in your browser without installing anything.