Which tone should the post take?
- Technical and plain
- A summary for decision makers
- A step-by-step guide
An example setup for a content team or agency producing blog and web content: the editor gives the topic, the post lands in the CMS as a checked draft.
It runs on your own server: work files and records are stored on your infrastructure; content processed by AI goes to the model provider you choose, and data sent to external tools goes to the connections you set up.
A blog post for IT managers: “AI on your own server”. Use that as the keyword too.
10:02Which tone should the post take?
Remyral10:03
Going ahead in a technical, plain tone. The draft will wait for your approval when it is ready.
AI on your own server: 5 questions
Sent to the CMS as a draft
It starts from the ready “Content production (research to publish)” template. Research, drafting and review are AI steps; the SEO rules are a Python step you write.
Last run · Wed 10:20 · SEO checks passed
A content team or agency producing blog and web content.
An editor enters the topic, audience and keyword and starts the workflow.
AI steps produce a research summary, an outline and a draft (title, meta description, Markdown); a second AI step reviews it and the editor approves.
A Python step runs the SEO checks (title and meta length, keyword, subheadings); a post that passes goes to the CMS as a draft, otherwise the editor is told what is missing.
Research and a first draft take minutes instead of hours; the editor spends the time on making the post better.
Instead of a ready-made connector, you connect to the APIs of your CMS and of the search service you use, with workflows and automations. Which fields are sent, and whether as a draft or published, you set to fit your own setup.
We don’t impose a ready-made flow; design your own, either with AI (describe it in the chat) or yourself (in the workflow editor).

This example runs on the same infrastructure as all the others: Remyral on your own server, and we build your flow together in the pilot. Just describe the work you want to simplify and the tools you use in your application.