Introducing Corgy: product demos without the screen recorder.
You describe the demo. Corgy drives your own browser, records the run, and turns it into a narrated video. No retakes, no stray notifications, no cursor wandering off.
Watch it work 👇
youtu.be/YsMBhEOLa3Q
Every push to our monorepo rebuilt three applications. Two of them had nothing to do with the change.
Corgy runs on Stormkit as three separate apps from one repository - a Go API, the web app, and the landing page. Each builds from its own directory. But a webhook doesn't know
Until this week, publishing was an instant pointer flip. For a static site, or an app with few dependencies, that's a blink and it worked well. For an app with a real boot sequence, it's seconds of a broken site, right after you deployed, which is exactly when you're watching.
Your docs now speak markdown.
Any site you host on Stormkit can serve text/markdown to AI agents and plain HTML to browsers — same URL, decided by the Accept header.
No /llms.txt to maintain, no duplicate URLs. Ship page.md next to your page, flip one toggle.
