Remy is built into the editor. You can ask it to change a block, redesign a section, write copy, create a page, build a collection, or answer questions about your content.
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Remy works on your project. It is not a general chatbot, and it does not browse the web.
Choose Ask Remy in the top bar. The panel opens beside the editor.
When you select a block first, Remy uses it as context. You can then say "make this heading shorter" or "change this section to two columns" without explaining where it is.
The context chips above the message box show what Remy is looking at. Remove a chip if it is not relevant.
There are a few other entry points:
Rewrite with AI in the floating text toolbar.
Redesign section in a block's action menu.
Generate items in a collection.
They open the same assistant with the right context already selected.
Remy can:
Rewrite, shorten, or change the tone of text.
Restyle a block or a section.
Redesign a section while keeping its content.
Add, move, wrap, or delete blocks.
Create pages and components.
Create collections, add fields, and add CMS items.
Create workflows and connect their steps.
Change theme colors and style variations.
Analyze a page for SEO and draft titles and descriptions.
Answer questions about your CMS data and show a chart.
Build a first version of a site from a brief.
Publish your site. You still choose when to go live.
Delete collections or change field types. These change your content structure in a way that is hard to undo, so they stay manual.
Call other web services or run custom code. It works through the editor and the CMS.
Guarantee correctness. Review what it writes, especially CMS content and customer-facing copy.
Remy takes a snapshot before each turn. When a turn changes the page, the reply shows Undo this change. Use it to restore the page to the state before that turn.
A header button undoes the most recent change. The undo works after a reload too.
For larger changes, Remy may stage a proposal instead of applying it. You see a summary and an outline, then choose Accept or Reject. This is used when a change would rewrite a whole page.
CMS items Remy creates are drafts by default. They appear in Remy changes under Database.
You can review each new or edited item, approve it, or revert it. Reverting removes created items and restores edited ones.
This review step is there because content can look plausible and still be wrong.
In the new project wizard, choose Describe it to Remy and write a short brief. Remy plans the pages, writes the copy, creates the collections, and builds the pages in the background.
The build can take a few minutes. You can close the tab; the job continues. When you come back, the editor shows the result and any failed parts.
The result is a starting point. Expect to edit the copy, replace images, and adjust the design.
Remy uses tokens. A token is a small unit of text that the model reads or writes. A longer conversation, a larger page, or a bigger brief uses more tokens.
You get a one-time free allowance of 300,000 tokens; it does not reset, so you can use it whenever you like. You can buy extra tokens that never expire. The Billing page shows how much of the free allowance you have used and your balance.
If you run out, Remy stops and tells you. You can buy tokens or use a smaller request.
Select the block you mean before asking.
Say what should change, not just that something is wrong.
Mention the audience and tone when writing copy.
Ask for one change at a time when the page is complex.
Review the result before moving on.
A good request: "Rewrite this paragraph for a friendly ceramics studio. Keep it under 40 words and mention that pieces are made by hand."
A less useful request: "Make it better."
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