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  1. 1. Home — A Linux operating system for container infrastructure.
  2. 2. Get started — The shortest path from installer to first useful workload.
  3. 3. Download Cix — Verify the current installer and release artefacts.
  4. 4. Operate — Deployments, pipeline state, readiness, consoles, and updates.
  5. 5. API — The REST/OpenAPI boundary for engineers and automation.
  6. 6. Build — Recipes, verified artefacts, self-hosting, and delivery.
  7. 7. Resources — Containers, networks, storage, devices, and hardware limits.
  8. 8. Why Cix — The operating model and the case for direct Linux primitives.
  9. 9. Architecture — Ownership boundaries from client to kernel and workload.
  10. 10. Services — API-owned DNS, LDAP, DHCP, NTP, and syslog providers.
  11. 11. Project status — Shipped capability, evidence, and current boundaries.
  12. 12. Product proof — Reproduced CLI, REST, and dashboard evidence.
  13. 13. Sitemap — A plain map of every public website page.
  14. 14. Not found — The fallback page for an unknown website address.
  15. 15. Try Cix — Choose a safe evaluation path before installing.
  16. 16. Contribute — Source, contribution rules, and the project’s maintainer-led workflow.
  17. 17. Trust and limits — Release integrity, security boundaries, compatibility, and alpha limits.

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