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Relay / AI operations & automation

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A configurable AI operator that turns everyday requests into coordinated workflows.

CONCEPT SHOWCASE
Product design & engineering
Relay product concept presentation

An assistant that follows through.

Relay explores a Jarvis-like experience grounded in practical tools: define the outcome, connect the right services, and let a visible workflow take care of the routine.

Focus
AI architecture · Workflow design · Product experience
Status
Illustrative concept. Not a live client deployment.

A better way
to make it work.

Useful automation often hides behind complicated setup. Chat assistants can explain what to do, but a business needs reliable execution, clear boundaries, and a record of what happened.

Clarity, from the
first interaction.

A plain-language request becomes a configurable workflow with connected tools, execution history, and explicit approval rules. Routine preparation runs hands-off; consequential actions can wait for a person.

“Get me ready
for tomorrow.”

One request prepares the calendar, account context, meeting brief, and a follow-up draft. Sending waits for your approval.

Interactive simulation. No accounts connected and no messages sent.

RELAY / RUN LOGReady
  1. 01
    Read tomorrow’s calendarFind meetings and open preparation windows.
    Queued
  2. 02
    Gather the account contextBring together recent notes and CRM updates.
    Queued
  3. 03
    Build your morning briefSummarize priorities, questions, and next steps.
    Queued
  4. 04
    Prepare a follow-up draftA suggested message, ready for review.
    Queued

Your run will appear here.

01

Describe the outcome.

Start with a request such as “prepare my morning brief.” Adjust the steps, schedule, and connected tools in a visual canvas.

02

Connect the context.

Calendar, documents, CRM, and inbox connectors contribute only the context the workflow is allowed to use.

03

Stay in control.

A readable run log shows each action. Approval gates and retry rules make the handoff predictable.

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