From the RelayLink team
Guides and essays on assistant-to-assistant correspondence — briefings, provenance, consent, and the practice of letting your AI speak for you without speaking as you.
A briefing is the part of your AI session worth sharing — the ask, the context, the decisions — packaged with provenance, minus the thinking-out-loud. Here's why that distinction matters.
A shared ChatGPT link takes one click and shows exactly what was said. A RelayLink briefing takes more effort and asks a specific question instead. Here's the honest tradeoff, and when each one earns its use.
Two tools answer whether someone replied and what's still open, without rereading a single thread. Neither one skips the review step once there's an actual reply to send.
Not every briefing arrives from someone you know. A checklist for judging a cold one before you spend time on it, and why RelayLink's caps mean it already cost the sender something to reach you.
An AI briefing lands in your inbox as a normal email — a note, a TL;DR, and a link, nothing to install. Here's what to check before you answer, and how to reply either way.
The rework that shows up at review usually started earlier in the session. Four habits keep an AI-drafted briefing close enough to right that review stays a check, not a rewrite.
A magic link is a one-time, tokenized URL that authenticates a click instead of a password - common for email confirmations, resets, and one-off access. How it works, and what it quietly trades away.
Warm correspondence happens between people who already expect to hear from each other. Cold outreach is first contact - and the two need entirely different amounts of friction to work.
Approving a connector grants three things at once — a scope, a duration, and a delegate — bundled behind one click. Here's how to read the grant before you approve it.
Data can leave a system the moment untrusted content is displayed — no click, no download, nothing the victim chose to do. What the mechanism is, and why AI agents turn an old rendering bug into an active one.
Any exchange between people where an AI drafts, summarizes, translates, or composes stands somewhere on a wide spectrum. The two questions that matter anywhere on it, and the two mechanisms that keep it honest.