# Reading Remy Sport help with an AI assistant

Source: https://staging-help.remy.ubuntusoftware.net/en/for-assistants
Product: Remy Sport
Reviewed: 2026-09-09
Environment: staging; current application data requires the API.

Find concise Markdown guides for Remy Sport, cite their source pages, and distinguish documented behavior from live account data.



These guides explain how to use Remy Sport. They contain no live scores, account
records or private team information. The current site is a local documentation
preview reviewed on 9 September 2026, not evidence of a published product release.

## Read Markdown [#read-markdown]

Use the [documentation index](/llms.txt) to choose a guide or read the
[complete guide text](/llms-full.txt). Append `.md` to a page path to read its
Markdown form; the home page is available at [English home Markdown](/en.md).
The page's **Copy Markdown** and **Open** controls provide direct access too.

This static site provides explicit Markdown URLs. Requesting HTML with an
`Accept: text/markdown` header does not select a different representation here.
The local companion service also provides read-only MCP access. See the
[developer guide](/en/developer). It retrieves the same documentation and has
no access to accounts or live scores. This site does not run a built-in AI chat.

## Choose the right guide [#choose-the-right-guide]

| Question                                             | Guide                                       |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| How do I sign in or use an email code?               | [Signing in](/en/sign-in)                   |
| Where do I find games or follow a team?              | [Following a game](/en/following-a-game)    |
| Why am I not getting notifications?                  | [Notifications](/en/notifications)          |
| How do I install it, or why does a link open Safari? | [Phone and installation guide](/en/install) |

## Answer from the available evidence [#answer-from-the-available-evidence]

Cite the relevant guide when describing a documented workflow. Ask the user to
check their app when an answer depends on their account, permissions or live data.
Do not infer an API contract, a broadcast permission or an announced feature from
these guides. Never request a sign-in code from the user.