Relay for

Then, inside

Relay is three verbs, and they read the same in every client you connect. A Code is the seal on a package of context: short, shareable, spent when it is received.

Receive

Relay a Code in

Someone sent you context — a session, a brief, a handoff. Say the Code and it opens where you are.

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Send context on

Package what this session knows and hand it to a person, a team, or your own next session in another tool.

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Hand off

Package the session

Seal a resumable Code at the end of a session and pick up in any client tomorrow, warm.

Package this session

Five questions, your plan, your first Code

Creating an account asks who needs this context, how many, and what you are here to do — then shows the plan that fits, with Free beside it. Receiving is always free, on any plan, forever.

No card to start. Export is always free. A lapse never locks your context. Thirty days' notice before anything changes.

What this mock isThe public door per client — the P1 pattern from the plan-pick concept. One renderer, one client object, clients; on the live site each is its own path (relayctx.com/claude, /cursor, …) and the switch above does not exist.

Where the steps come fromrelay-platform src/relay/resources_static.py — the connect resource, updated 2026-09-10 — and relay-app connect-catalog.ts for the one-click links. The live page renders from GET /resource/connect, never from a copy; this mock is the copy that proves the shape.

PostureStealth: noindex until launch. One server URL everywhere, https://mcp.relayctx.com — never a per-client path variant. The plan line per client mirrors Working with Relay; where that table has no row yet, the page says so rather than guessing.

Next doorThe account button lands on the plan-pick intake (standalone · in the shell). Drawn, not built.