Linux that understands natural language
No documentation required. Just ask, and CX executes — an AI-native operating system layer for Ubuntu and Debian.
- Ask instead of looking it up
- Preview before it runs
- History stays on your machine
- Built for the Ubuntu and Debian ecosystems
- Sandboxed execution and dry-run mode
- Local-first: command history stays on-device
Get early access to CX Linux
Tell us how you run Linux and we'll send install details and updates as CX Linux rolls out.
How it works
Three steps from sign-up to results.
Install CX
Add the CX Linux APT repository and install cx-terminal on your Ubuntu or Debian system.
Ask in plain language
Use cx ask to describe what you need — CX interprets the intent behind the request.
Review and execute
Preview the plan with dry-run, then let CX execute and log every step.
Why CX Linux
What you get from day one.
Ask instead of looking it up
Describe the task in plain English. CX works out the commands, so you don't have to dig through documentation.
Preview before it runs
Dry-run mode shows the plan first, and AI-generated commands run in a sandboxed environment.
History stays on your machine
Local-first design keeps command history on-device, with a full audit log of what was run.
Questions, answered
What is CX Linux?
An AI-native operating system layer for Linux that understands natural language. You describe what you want, and CX executes it — no documentation required.
Which systems does it support?
The project lists Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS and Debian 11/12, with Fedora 39–41 and CentOS Stream 9 also listed in its repository.
Is it safe to let AI run commands?
CX runs AI-generated commands in sandboxed environments, offers a dry-run mode to preview plans, and keeps a full audit log of history on your machine.
How is it licensed?
The core is released under Business Source License 1.1: free for personal and non-commercial use; commercial deployment requires a license.
Get early access to CX Linux
Tell us how you run Linux and we'll send install details and updates as CX Linux rolls out.
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