One accountable record
Tasks, events, evidence, reviews, and decisions have stable identifiers, deterministic hashes, and causal history.
Relay turns disconnected AI sessions and human reviews into bounded tasks, reproducible evidence, explicit disagreements, and accountable decisions.
Relay is the coordination layer between AI tools, reviewers, and the person accountable for the result. It keeps the question, supporting evidence, disagreement, and final human decision connected—even when the work crosses models or applications.
More agreement is not the same as more truth. Relay makes the path to a decision inspectable.
Tasks, events, evidence, reviews, and decisions have stable identifiers, deterministic hashes, and causal history.
Methods, commands, environments, artifacts, failures, and hashes can travel with a claim without Relay executing them.
Independent review and reproduction are explicit. Contradictions trigger remediation; they are not silently averaged away.
Models can contribute and compare. A named person still accepts, remediates, rejects, or defers consequential work.
Compare competing outputs without losing who said what, what they used, or where they differ.
Bound incidents and changes with reproducible checks, visible exceptions, and accountable decisions.
Preserve methods, artifacts, independent reproduction, adversarial review, and named scientific authority.
Keep evidence gaps, residual risk, review trails, and final approvals legible to the people responsible.
Protocol kernel, evidence gates, local MCP, and public-boundary checks.
completeGitHub contract, Knowledge Hub projections, and read-only discovery CLI.
shippedNormalize transcripts, compare model intakes, and queue human decisions.
next gateNotion, Slack, live archive, MCP setup, routing, and optional hosted services.
plannedCLI, local archive, and optional local model: the free portable reference path.
R7–R9A structured knowledge and task projection: convenient, rebuildable, never canonical authority.
R5Threads, notifications, review requests, and attributed commands. Messages never equal approval.
R6Reviewable proposals, issues, receipts, and public-safe operational status.
R1–R4Canonical records, policy gates, local MCP, public-boundary checks.
CompleteGitHub contract, Knowledge Hub projections, and read-only discovery CLI.
CompleteTranscript normalization, comparison packets, assignment, provenance, redaction, and human approval queue.
Next gateOpt-in Notion projection, then Slack channels, threads, notifications, and signed commands.
PlannedLow-RAM local bookshelf, retention/export, MCP discovery, dry-run configuration plans, backup and rollback.
PlannedProvider adapters, manual packets, local-model fallback, cost policy, then optional managed hosting.
Future