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PEOPLE AND THEIR AGENTS, WORKING TOGETHER
Your agent knows your work. Their agent knows theirs.
Relay is being built to bring the right pieces together—so you can make a plan, build something new, and move forward as a team.
Choose what to share. See what gets made. Keep the context for what comes next.
SEE THE WORK. SEE THE RESULT.
Maple House renovation1 / 5 · The email
A supplier email changes the week. Three coworkers bring their information, their agents prepare a new schedule, and the team opens a plan, crew sheet, and customer update.
Reduced motion is on. Choose a step, or press Play to watch at your own pace.
An email in. A useful plan out. Your team’s understanding stays with the work.
THE IDEA BEHIND RELAY
A restaurant manager knows the bookings. A kitchen lead knows what’s in stock. Their agents should be able to connect those two views and help create a service plan that works for both.
That’s the idea: more of what your team knows, ready for what you want to do.
A SIMPLE WAY TO WORK TOGETHER
The future Relay experience, from the information you choose to the next thing you create.
Choose a document, a message, or a piece of work. See the shared project it will go into and the people and agents who will be able to use it.
A site scheduler checks the job plan. A crew coordinator checks who is available. They ask each other questions using the information each person brought.
Get a revised schedule, a kitchen prep sheet, or a volunteer brief. Open the actual work, check it together, and make the next step clear.
The plan stays with its sources and decisions. Ask either agent what the team agreed. Open the original pieces, then use the reviewed work to start the next brief.
ALWAYS KNOW WHERE THE PIECES GO
The connection should be easy to understand. Here’s the path of one restaurant manager’s selected information in the future product.
See the named people and agents in a shared project. Choose the pieces they receive; other personal information stays in your own space.
A useful plan comes with the information behind it, who shared it, and who reviewed the decision. You can check how the pieces fit.
When something changes, the agents check the effect on both sides. The people review a new plan. Earlier decisions stay available, and unanswered questions stay visible.
People leave with useful work and clear next steps. Their agents keep the agreed context. Share a reviewed brief or start the next task with that understanding already in place.
FROM TODAY’S PROTOTYPE TO THIS FUTURE
The demos show where we want to go. Here’s what works locally today and what we’re testing next.
The local prototype brings two people, chosen sources, conversations, and shared tasks into one saved workroom.
Validate selected Slack context with real people, then connect the documents and tools that help a team do useful work.
Explore specialist agents that combine chosen context, prepare work for review, and carry shared understanding into the next task.
Last updated September 6, 2026. We’ll share progress here as we learn.
START WITH YOUR REAL WORKING DAY
Tell us about two people who need each other’s information. What do they know separately? What should their agents make together? Your real use case helps us build something useful.
If our agents could work together, we could…
A handoff that takes too long. A plan that falls out of date. A project you could do more with. Start with one moment from your day.
Your feedback goes to the Relay team, not a public feed.The future of work is together. Help us build it.