# Website and Docs

Several technologies work together to generate and host the REMnux website and this documentation. Thank you to the people and companies behind these technologies for providing them as free resources to help make REMnux possible!

## The REMnux Website

The REMnux website, accessible at [https://REMnux.org](https://remnux.org), is a set of static pages and related asset files. It's hosted on GitHub using [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com). These contents reside in the [remnux/remnux.github.io](https://github.com/REMnux/remnux.github.io) repository.

The contents of that repository are generated using [Hugo](https://gohugo.io), based on the source files that reside in the [remnux/website-source](https://github.com/REMnux/website-source) repository on GitHub. Updating the REMnux website involves:

* Adjusting these files to reflect the desired change
* Using Hugo to generate the static website content
* Placing the new content in the remnux/remnux.github.io repository

The website contents are formatted using a customized version of the [Raditian Free Hugo Theme](https://github.com/radity/raditian-free-hugo-theme), which was created by [Radity](https://radity.com).

## The REMnux Documentation Site <a href="#documentation-site" id="documentation-site"></a>

The REMnux documentation site, which you're reading now and which resides at <https://docs.remnux.org>, is generated and hosted by [GitBook](https://www.gitbook.com). GitBook is configured to use the [remnux/docs](https://github.com/REMnux/docs) repository on GitHub as the location where the documentation is stored. Pull requests to that repo, once accepted, propagate to the published version of the documentation.

The contents of this documentation site are available via an MCP server, so that AI tools can conveniently access them. The MCP server's URL is `https://docs.remnux.org/~gitbook/mcp`.


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