Relume MCP and Claude Code power a Markdown-first design workflow
michalmalewicz · x · 2026-07-29
The author lays out a design workflow built around Relume MCP and Claude Code. The process starts with a manually written Markdown doc framing the problem, solution, and objections, then uses an LLM to surface missing questions, expands the site structure, and repeatedly revises the document instead of accepting the first AI output.
Key takeaways:
- Write the core logic by hand first, before using AI.
- Use AI to probe holes in reasoning, then manually edit the result several times.
- Keep a simple style guide in Markdown for headings, buttons, spacing, and colors.
- Overwrite generated Tailwind styles with the style guide so the final components feel human-made and coherent.
- Iterate again on copy, interactions, and details after the initial build.
The author says this avoids the common trap of treating mediocre AI output as good enough and produces a steadier, more on-brand website structure.
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