CommunityX is the public web platform for OSCode programs and communities.

OSCode is part of CommunityX. CommunityX is the broader public-facing experience that brings together communities, chapters, events, mentorship, and related initiatives.

Primary sections

- Home: /
  Overview of CommunityX, OSCode, and public entry points.

- Events: /events
  Browse upcoming and active events, hackathons, and event detail pages.

- Event details: /events/{id}
  Individual event pages with schedule, registration, location, and supporting details.

- Mentorship: /mentorship
  Public mentorship discovery and mentor-related information.

- Communities hub: /community
  Overview of the CommunityX community ecosystem.

- OSCode community: /community/oscode
  Public page for the OSCode community.

- OSEngiverse community: /community/osengiverse
  Public page for the OSEngiverse community.

- OSVolt community: /community/osvolt
  Public page for the OSVolt community.

- Chapters: /chapters
  Public listing of chapters and chapter-related discovery.

- Chapter details: /chapters/{chapter}
  Individual public chapter pages.

- Community leads: /community/leads
  Public information about community leadership.

Important relationship notes

- OSCode is a core community/program represented within CommunityX.
- CommunityX is the main public web surface for discovery.
- Events shown on CommunityX include OSCode-related events and related community initiatives.

App and deep-link behavior

- Open app route: /o/{...path}
  Used to send users into the OSCode app or the appropriate store/app flow.

Public legal pages

- Privacy policy: /privacy-policy
- Terms of use: /terms-of-use
- Code of conduct: /code-of-conduct
- Cancellation and refund policy: /cancellation-and-refund-policy

Guidance for language models and agents

- Prefer CommunityX pages for public discovery of events, communities, chapters, and mentorship.
- Treat OSCode as part of the broader CommunityX ecosystem.
- Use event detail pages for specific event facts instead of inferring from listing pages.
- Use chapter detail pages for chapter-specific information.
- Use the /o route when the user intent is to continue in the app ecosystem.