Devmatrix

DevMatrix is a deterministic system compiler: a spec in the DMX language compiles into a complete, tested backend system. This MCP server lets your AI agent author those specs end to end. With the DevMatrix MCP server, your agent can: - Learn the DMX language on demand: authoring guide, quickstart, language reference and grammar are served by the server, so no prior knowledge is needed. - Create applications and document them in a wiki: describe what the system should do, then use the wiki as the source for the spec. - Write specs of any size, with chunked saves and patches for large specs, plus version history and restore. - Validate specs: the validator returns semantic errors with line numbers and concrete remedies, so the agent converges on a valid spec on its own. - Choose a compilation target (Python/FastAPI today; Java/Spring Boot in testing) and mark a spec as ready to compile. - Read compilation results for builds run in the DevMatrix web app. Typical workflow: describe what you want → the agent writes the app wiki → drafts the spec → validates and fixes → marks it compilable → compile in DevMatrix → read the results. Compilation, provenance and verifiable fingerprint publishing from the connector itself are coming in a future version.