RelayCTX
Use cases

Your team is a mixed roster.

A solo consultant with Claude Code, Cursor and one client contact has a team of four — three of them are software. Even working alone, you're passing sessions between teammates. They just don't all have a payroll number.

Who shows up

Five kinds of operator.

01 · Solo, multi-tool
The developer losing work at session boundaries.
Claude in the terminal, Cursor in the editor, a chat on the phone — and every one of them starting cold. Package the session once, relay it into whichever tool is next. Future-you starts mid-thought.
02 · Small teams
Different AI tools, one working context.
The moment a second person needs the same context is the moment it goes out as a relay — whole, not summarized, whatever client they run. No "let me catch you up" meeting.
03 · Agencies & consultants
Clients that must never blur.
Per-client workspaces with a real boundary: content release is explicit, org policy is deny-only, and being an org's admin never means reading its members' work. Separation is structural, not a filter.
04 · Agent builders
Pipelines that carry meaning.
Chain agents into workflows where each step relays context to the next — with provenance riding the context, so a multi-agent run is auditable end to end instead of a black box.
05 · Compliance-driven orgs
The teams that can't use platform-native memory.
When context has to be governed — who held what, when, on what basis — Relay's trail and controls are the point, not an add-on. Sales-led, honestly scoped: residency is roadmap, and we say so.
One Code

The same Code, moving through hands.

K7BX2Q9TMH leaves a builder's session, feeds an operator's pipeline, and lands with a teammate — the same package, whole at every hop, with the trail to prove it.

Context in.
Context out.

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