Official MCX Docs Index

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13
Official docs files
46
Public C++ headers
44
Core/Integration sources
FileTitleSummarySource
docs/architecture-v1.mdMCX Architecture – V1 Prototype## High-level pictureOpen
docs/build-windows.mdWindows Build ConfigurationThis document describes how to build MCX on Windows.Open
docs/build.mdBuilding MCX (C++)MCX uses CMake for its C++ build.Open
docs/cli.mdMCX CLIThe `mcx` binary is a small command-line entrypoint for the MCX C++ core. At this stage it is intentionally minimalOpen
docs/cpp-contributing.mdContributing to MCX (C++ core)This document is aimed at developers who want to work on the C++ core of MCX.Open
docs/cpp-core.mdMCX C++ Core – OverviewThis document summarizes the current C++ core of MCX. The goal is to keep the core small, explicit, and easy toOpen
docs/implementation-notes.mdMCX Implementation NotesThis document captures early thoughts about how MCX should be implemented internally.Open
docs/lua-api-design.mdMCX Lua API (early design)## GoalsOpen
docs/positioning.mdMCX – Positioning and ScopeMCX is an open-source platform that sits **on top of Minecraft servers**. It is not a replacement for the game, but aOpen
docs/release-v0.1.0-windows.mdMCX v0.1.0 Windows Release## 📦 DownloadsOpen
docs/runtime-design.mdMCX Runtime Design (C++ + Lua)This document expands on `implementation-notes.md` and focuses on how the MCX runtime is expected to work internallyOpen
docs/scenes-concept.mdMCX Scenes – Concept## What is a scene?Open
docs/tests.mdMCX TestsMCX currently includes a very small C++ test binary intended for smoke testing the core types and wiring.Open

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