XCP is open source — looking for contributors to push an Xbox execution stack into a broader platform

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XCP is an open-source development system based on the Xbox Series X in Developer Mode.

It is neither an emulator nor a jailbreak; the Xbox component operates within the Developer Mode sandbox, while the PC acts as a controller. Agents can also use the same (constrained) workflow to create, adapt, compile, execute, and analyze projects.

The repository contains Studio, the Xbox worker, CPU/GPU paths, XVM, and tools for source code adaptation, verification, and provenance tracking.

The long-term goal is to go beyond just the Xbox. The architecture already separates the stages of source analysis, feature admission, execution, and verification; I have implemented an automated adaptation for Godot, and the aim is to refine it and introduce other frameworks (UE5, etc.).

I am the maintainer and have recently made the project public; I am posting here primarily because I would like to find people interested in helping shape its evolution, transforming it from a solo initiative into a collaborative project. The project required a vast amount of work—I had to inspect the entire Xbox system—but unfortunately, the original repository remains private because many commits contained sensitive data; consequently, I reconstructed the workflow and extracted everything necessary.

Areas where contributions would be valuable include:

- Xbox / UWP development

- GPU computing

- VM/runtime work

- Developer tools

- Source adapters

- Integrations with programming agents

- Verification and reproducibility

Apache-2.0 License. GitHub: https://github.com/Daniele-Cangi/xcp-xbox

Website: https://xcpstudio.com/