You send a doc. Their agent reads it without any of the thinking behind it. Relay sends both: a doc for the person and context for their agent, guided by one purpose, with your rules attached.
Every relay has three parts
| Part | For | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Both | Why you're sharing it and what you hope happens next |
| Doc | The person | A PDF, a page you write, or both |
| Context | Their agent | The background, your reasoning and your rules |
Two ways teams use it first
Sales teams sending a proposal. Relay the proposal to your champion. Their agent explains the scope and the pricing logic to them, and to the CFO, once you’ve shared it with them too. Discounts and commitments come back to you.
Founders sending a deck to investors. Relay your deck to a partner before the meeting. Their agent answers "why now?" from your reasoning and shows the slide behind each answer. Valuation and terms come back to you.
What happens on their side
- They open your link with a click, with no sign-up, unless you chose Email required or only them.
- They read the doc, ask questions on the page, or hand the context to their own agent.
- Their questions, suggested changes and decisions come back to you, and you see who read it.
You stay in control
- Your agent drafts and shows you what will go. Nothing is sent until you say so.
- Relay removes secrets and flags hidden instructions before you share.
- Update it at the same link, or revoke it at any time.
Try it here
You're reading a relay right now. Ask about Relay on this page, or press Share with my agent to hand the context to Claude or ChatGPT.
See plans at relayto.ai/pricing.