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### Using Hix Commands
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Commands like `hix develop`, `hix flake`, `hix build`, and `hix run` work similarly to their Nix counterparts.
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However, instead of utilizing the `flake.nix`, a boilerplate Haskell.nix flake.nix file is added to `.hix-flake/flake.nix`.
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However, instead of utilizing the `flake.nix`, a boilerplate Haskell.nix `flake.nix` file is added to `.hix-flake/flake.nix`.
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This approach can be beneficial if the project already includes a `flake.nix` or if there's no intention to maintain one.
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Once this step is done, you can execute commands without the need for `hix init`:
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## IOGX: A Flake Template for Haskell Projects at IOG
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IOGX is a flake template that offers a streamlined development experience for Haskell projects at IOG. Its vision is to provide a JSON-like, declarative interface to Nix, enabling developers unfamiliar with the Nix language to maintain and enhance the Nix sources independently with minimal effort.
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IOGX is a flake template that offers a development experience for Haskell projects at IOG. Its vision is to provide a JSON-like, declarative interface to Nix, enabling developers unfamiliar with the Nix language to maintain and enhance the Nix sources independently with minimal effort.
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### Getting Started with IOGX
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