relay our draft proposal to Brightline for planning their rollout
Say it to your agent. Relay packages what it knows (your reasoning, what’s decided, what’s still open) and hands it to their agent, with your rules for speaking on your behalf. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
Tell your agent: relay {what} to {who} for {why}
Saurabh shared a draft proposal for your rollout, with tier 2 and tier 3 pricing as you scale. It’s a draft, so anything on terms goes back to him. Want to start with pricing at your volume?
From a sentence to a conversation in four steps
Say it
In Claude, ChatGPT or the Relay app: relay what, to whom, for what. Your agent already has the context, so it asks only what it can’t find.
Check it
See what it grabbed, confirm or correct how it read your intent, and edit the answers it would give. Only you can approve.
Send one link
The person opens a page that shows the purpose and your rules. Their agent gets the same context in a form it can work with.
Hear back
Their questions and suggestions come back to you. Publish a new version, or revoke access whenever you want.
A document tells them what. A relay tells their agent why.
“Here’s the doc, let me know if you have questions” starts a week of back and forth. A relay carries the thinking behind the document, so their agent can answer most of those questions in your words.
Anywhere you explain something to someone else
Sales
relay our draft proposal to Brightline for planning their rollout. Include tier 2 and tier 3 pricing as they scale
Brightline’s agent gets the proposal and your reasoning, and works through pricing at their volume with their team. Questions on terms come back to you instead of being guessed.
HR and hiring
relay the FDE role requirements to HR for better candidate matching
Not a job description: HR’s agent gets the must-haves, the trade-offs you’d accept and what separates a strong fit, and matches candidates on what you actually need.
Candidates
relay my career story to Northstar’s hiring team for the product lead role
More than a résumé: their screening agent gets what you’ve done, how you work and what you’re looking for, and answers in your words, not its guesses.
Internal team
relay my launch plan to Maya for agreeing on owners
No meeting to walk through the deck: Maya’s agent takes her through the plan and what’s open. Her suggestions come back for you to accept as a new version.
Their agent represents you. So you set the rules.
Only you approve
Agents can draft a relay. Only a person can approve one, on a review page, every version.
Only the right person can open it
A relay is addressed to one email. Anyone else holding the link sees who it’s from and why, and nothing more.
Your words stay yours
What you said is kept apart from what a model inferred, and their agent has to say which is which.
Some things always come back to you
Money, dates, commitments: whatever you put on the must-ask list, their agent routes back instead of answering.
Revoke any time
Every read is logged. Revoking stops their access at once, including their agent’s.
Open about how it works
The package format and the method are published, so anyone can check what is shared and how it may be used.
Works with the agent you already use
Add Relay as a connector once. Then “relay … to … for …” works in your normal conversation, and links people send you open straight in your agent.
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People think out loud with their agents now, so the most current version of a plan, a proposal or a career often lives in a chat thread. Relay makes that context shareable on your terms: owned by you, addressed to someone, revocable, and kept current.
Relay is a new product from Neopolis, the team behind Navii. It’s early, and we’re working closely with the first teams using it.