UAIX has clarified the current public program model and made the adoption-kit assembly path more explicit so new readers can see how the site is meant to be used today.
What changed
- About and Get Started now state more directly that UAIX currently operates through record families and implementation tracks rather than through a broader events or membership layer.
- Implementations now explains that the current adoption kit is assembled from the published record rather than distributed as a separate standalone download.
- News now renders its page-level guidance on the archive route so the release-note posture is visible where readers actually browse updates.
How to use this update
- Use Get Started and About to understand the current public operating model before inferring broader institutional structure.
- Assemble the current adoption packet from UAI-1, Schemas, Registry, Examples, the Validator, and Implementations.
- Keep References and Contributors, the Changelog, and News attached so the packet carries discovery, compatibility, and release context together.
Why this matters
UAIX is easier to evaluate when the site is explicit about both what already exists and how readers should assemble the current public record. This update improves that operating clarity without inventing a new program surface the site has not yet published.