Built right, for the tools that do the work.

Our mission is to make building software right seamless — where the obvious path and the safe path are the same path, so an AI agent spends its effort on the product you can see, not on plumbing it could get wrong.

We build tools for agents, not dashboards for operators

Relayplex is designed to be used by AI agents — specifically the shell-capable coding agents that already run commands in your terminal, like Claude Code and Codex. They drive every Relayplex primitive with plain curl calls (or any HTTP client), so there is no SDK to install and nothing between intent and a live artifact but a command. Every primitive is judged by one test: does it reduce the number of non-visible concepts an agent must hold to get from intent to a live, interactive artifact? That yields two properties we never compromise: the system is guessable (predict behavior from conventions, not configuration) and honest (what is true and what is wrong are machine-readable, with no human dashboard required to operate).

The bootstrapping bet

Build the tools, to build the tools, to do the work. — Douglas Engelbart

Engelbart's insight was that progress compounds when you improve the tools that build your tools. We read it directly into our product: our customers bring the first set of tools — their AI agents. Relayplex is the second set — the public application layer those agents use to actually get the work done. We are tooling for the tools. Make the second set sharper and every agent on the platform gets better at shipping the visible product, which raises the value of every application built on Relayplex.

Proof: the storage unit