v3.5 · CONCEPT
Use cases

Built for the way
work actually moves.

Context never lives in one head, or one session, or one tool. Here is where Relay fits: from a solo builder resuming yesterday's work to a fleet of agents running a pipeline with full provenance.

The motion

Create, Relay, Receive.

Scenarios

Six ways context travels.

Same primitive every time: a Code carries context from one place to the next. What changes is who's on each end, and how often.

01
Solo, across sessions

Resume your own work.

Your agent starts every session cold. Package where you left off, then load it back tomorrow on the same machine or another. No re-explaining yourself to your own tools.

Sessions + Pulses
02
Teams, mid-task

Hand off without a briefing.

Pass the goals, the decisions, and the current state to the next teammate or agent. They Receive it whole, not a summary, not a status update. That's a Handoff: a transfer built for continuity. They pick up exactly where you stopped.

Handoffs · multi-claim Codes
03
Operators, pipelines

Multi-agent, with provenance.

Chain agents into a workflow where each step carries context forward, and you can see who touched what, and when. Provenance built into the pipe, not bolted on after the fact.

Provenance · multi-claim Codes
04
Projects, always-on

A brief that stays current.

Instead of a doc that rots, keep a living Pulse for the project. It accumulates decisions and state as the work happens, so anyone (or any agent) joining is instantly up to speed.

Pulses
05
Teams, recurring

Standing context drops.

A named Series like weekly-sync that the whole team subscribes to. Drop the latest once, everyone Receives it. No re-sending, no chasing down the right link.

Series
06
Orgs, cross-boundary

Share across orgs, with consent.

Send context to a partner or another org and it lands through request, approve, Receive. The right person gets it, with a record, and a durable Connection skips the gate next time.

Connections · approvals + org policy
One primitive

Every scenario is the
same Code, moving.

A solo resume, a team Handoff, a cross-org share: under the hood it's one Code carrying context from where it was made to where it's needed. The status flips from awaiting to received the moment it lands.

Context in.
Context out.

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