Follow-through
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Track open questions and replies you are waiting on, snooze them until they matter, and see what needs you when you come back.
Decisions and reasons
Decisions get made in chats, then lost in them. RelayLink keeps each one as a record, with what was decided, the reason, the options you ruled out and the questions still open, so any assistant you connect can find it months later.
“What did we rule out for the tool-sharing idea?”
Ruled out An app for the whole neighborhood.
Reason saved with it Too big to build on a guess, before knowing whether people will lend.
Chosen instead A trial with five neighbors on one street.
Sources Your saved decision, 4 March Jim’s reply
Illustrative result, with its sources on the answer.
The short answer
Ask your assistant to save the decision as it is made: the choice, the reason and what would make you reconsider. It is kept as a record rather than buried in a transcript, so later you can ask why you went with the trial and get the answer with its source and date.
How it works
When you settle something, ask your assistant to record it: the decision, the reason, and what would make you look at it again.
The options you rejected, and why, are often what you will have to explain later. They are kept as records of their own.
Search matches different forms of a word and forgives typos, ranks the strongest match first, and every result says which record or message it came from.
What you would say
The details
Questions
No. RelayLink holds only what you saved or sent through it. To keep a decision findable, save it when you make it; from then on any connected assistant can find it.
Anything you might have to explain later: the choice, the reason, what you ruled out and what would make you reconsider. One line of reasoning saved today saves a long search next month.
Often. It matches different forms of a word, tolerates typos and puts the strongest matches first. It does not read minds: a question that shares no words with the record may not find it.
You see both, with who wrote each and when. RelayLink will not merge them or pick one; that is a call for you to make, not the search.
In a conversation you are part of, yes: you can line up what each side recorded, from decisions and options to open questions. Where one person marked an option chosen and the other rejected it, that is pointed out. Whether you actually agree is still for the two of you to say.
In your RelayLink account: your notebook holds what you saved yourself, and your conversations hold what was said between you and other people. Neither is visible to anyone outside it.
Keep going
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