What’s Changed at CMX
CMX started in 2020 as a public chat community. As we built the platform, our work expanded into websites, automation, and infrastructure. We’ve updated the site to make those services easier to find and explain the projects we’re working on now.
Where we started
The early site was a way into our chat rooms. People joined to talk about technology, writing, music, and everyday life. We also built Cross Chat, which connected conversations across Discord servers.
Running those projects meant working on the software behind them: live messaging, moderation, automation, and hosting. That work became part of what we do at CMX. You can read more about the early years in our story.
What you can hire us for
Our client work includes website development, design, SEO, digital marketing, automation, and infrastructure support. The services page explains those areas so you can find the help you need.
You might need a new website, changes to an existing one, help with search visibility, or a way to automate work your team keeps doing by hand. The starting point is the problem you’re trying to solve. From there, we can discuss the scope and what it would take to do the work.
Building Continuum
We’re also building Continuum. You tell it what you need done, and it keeps working toward that outcome as plans change, replies arrive, and new problems come up. It carries unfinished work across conversations and uses the tools available to move it forward, within the authority you’ve given it.
During a website launch, getting an approval can reveal another problem, such as missing domain access. Continuum is intended to keep the decisions and unfinished work together so the next step doesn’t disappear into an earlier conversation.
Parts are already working, and the broader experience is still in development. Our Continuum article explains the project in more detail.
Why we’re updating the website
The old site focused on joining chat rooms. That left visitors with an incomplete picture of CMX. We’re updating the pages and navigation to make our services and current projects easier to find.
The blog also needs to reflect those changes. We’re reviewing older articles, correcting outdated information, and cutting repetition. Useful project history will stay, with context where something has changed.
Platform access today
The chat platform now requires a login, with access limited to people we know and approve. It’s no longer open for public registration. The website remains public for anyone who wants to read about our work or contact us.
Find out more
For client work, visit CMX Services or contact us with what you need. For our own projects, start with Continuum and the platform infrastructure writeup.
