Remy Articles
Browse 24 articles about Remy.
Why Your Next Codebase Should Be a Markdown File
Programming has climbed from punch cards to assembly to TypeScript. The next rung is annotated prose—a spec that compiles into full-stack apps.
How to Build a Full-Stack App With AI: What Backend, Database & Auth Actually Require
Most AI builders only generate frontends. Here's what full-stack actually requires and how to evaluate tools when you need real backends and databases.
MSFM Explained: The Markdown Syntax That Compiles Into Apps
MSFM adds block annotations, inline annotations, and pointers to standard Markdown. Learn the syntax that turns prose into production code.
One Method, Eight Interfaces: How Remy Apps Run Everywhere at Once
A single backend method in Remy becomes a web endpoint, Discord bot, Telegram command, MCP tool, webhook, cron job, email handler, and REST API.
One Method, Eight Interfaces: How Remy Projects Your Backend Everywhere
A single Remy method powers a web button, Discord bot, Telegram command, MCP tool, cron job, webhook, email trigger, and REST endpoint—no integration shims.
Product Agent vs Coding Agent: The Category Is Splitting in Two
Coding agents edit code. Product agents compile specs into full-stack apps. Different jobs, different tools. Here's which one to use when.
How a Spec Becomes a Full-Stack App: The Three-Layer Model
The canonical architectural diagram of Remy explained: how annotated prose compiles into methods, tables, and roles, then projects onto eight interfaces.
Remy vs Bolt: Spec-Driven Apps or Prompt-Driven Frontends?
Remy compiles specs into full-stack apps with databases and auth. Bolt generates frontend prototypes fast. Here's the structural difference.
Remy vs Claude Code: One Builds Apps, One Edits Code
Claude Code edits existing codebases. Remy compiles specs into full-stack apps. Different tools, different jobs—here's which one you need.
Remy vs Cursor: When You Need a Product Agent, Not a Coding Agent
Cursor edits your codebase. Remy compiles a spec into a deployed app. Different tools, different jobs—here's how to pick the right one.
Vibe Coding vs Spec-Driven Development: Why One Scales and One Doesn't
Vibe coding ships demos fast. Spec-driven development ships apps that evolve. Here's the structural difference and why it matters for your next build.
MSFM: The Markdown Syntax That Compiles Into Full-Stack Apps
MSFM (MindStudio-Flavored Markdown) is the annotation language Remy uses to compile specs into apps. Here's how it works and why it matters.
A Model API Gives You Tokens. Remy Ships a Running App.
A foundation-model endpoint returns text. Remy compiles a spec into a deployed full-stack app — backend, database, auth, frontend, tests, and hosting in one step.
MSFM Explained: How Annotated Markdown Compiles Into Apps
MSFM adds block annotations, inline annotations, and pointers to standard Markdown. Learn the syntax that turns prose into production code.
Coding Agent vs Product Agent: Why AI Builders Split Into Two Categories
Coding agents edit code. Product agents compile specs. The categorical split defining AI builders in 2026—and what each is actually for.
MindStudio vs Remy: Which AI Builder Should You Use?
MindStudio is a visual AI app platform. Remy compiles a spec into a full-stack app. Here's how they differ and which one fits the way you build.
What Is a Product Agent? The AI Category That Compiles Apps From Specs
Product agents compile annotated specs into full-stack apps with backend, database, and auth. Here's how they differ from coding agents and AI app builders.
Remy: The Product Agent That Compiles Specs Into Full-Stack Apps
Remy compiles annotated markdown into production apps—backend, database, auth, deployment—on infrastructure that powers production apps for NYT and ServiceNow.
Five Internal Tools You Can Ship with AI in an Afternoon (and What Each One Costs)
Vendor approvals, CRMs, HR trackers, inventory dashboards, internal wikis — five internal tools you can describe to Remy in plain English, with the real $25–$60 per-build cost anchor.
How Remy Apps Scale to Millions of Rows on SQLite (Yes, Really)
Remy gives every tenant a serverless SQLite database with atomic deploys, physical isolation, and trivial export — here's where it scales and where to use Postgres instead.