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Welcome to the StageX documentation. Learn how to use, verify, and evaluate StageX as a foundation for verifiable infrastructure.

StageX is a Linux distribution designed to reduce single points of failure across the software release cycle. StageX treats software integrity as an end-to-end supply chain property:

  • Artifacts must be reproducible.

  • The in-tree toolchain used to build them must be full-source bootstrapped.

  • Release-critical steps, including review, reproducible rebuilds, artifact signing, and publication, require participation from multiple maintainers.

The current documentation focuses on the core StageX workflow: understand the package model, pull a pallet, build and run an application, verify images, reproduce StageX, and understand the reproducibility model.

Get started, or learn more about StageX:

  • Quickstart


    Build and run a small Rust application. Get started

  • StageX overview


    Understand StageX packages and design choices. Learn more about StageX

  • Verify images


    Configure lookaside signature verification for StageX images. Verify images

  • StageX whitepaper


    Read the whitepaper for a deep technical overview of StageX. Read the whitepaper