Jim spent an hour with ChatGPT on the home office. Desk under the window, $1,400 all in, which keeps the corner free for a reading nook. Pam uses Claude. Claude has never heard of the office, the desk or the $1,400.
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What happens
Jim spent an hour planning the home office with ChatGPT. Pam uses Claude.
And Claude knows nothing about it.
RelayLink connects his AI to hers.
Jim asks ChatGPT to send Pam the plan. He checks the note, then sends it.
When Pam asks Claude, it's already there.
Claude knows the budget and the layout, and offers a shopping list. Pam's answer goes straight back.
What Jim says
Send Pam the office plan on RelayLink. Ask her to measure the wall by Saturday.
ChatGPT writes the note: desk under the window for $1,400, why, and the one thing he needs from her. He reads it, and sends it. That check is not a formality; it is the whole promise. Nothing goes out until the person it came from has seen it.
What Pam sees
Pam asks Claude "Anything from Jim?" and Claude has it: the desk, the budget, the reason, the wall to measure by Saturday. Because it knows the layout, it offers a shopping list. She says yes, and adds that she will measure tonight. That answer goes back to Jim, on the same thread, in the app he is already in.
Why not just text him the summary
You could, and then Pam would paste the text into Claude so it could help her with the shopping list, and Jim would paste her reply into ChatGPT so it remembered the wall was measured. Two people doing the same copying, every time. RelayLink does the carrying once, and both AIs keep the thread.
Try it
Connect RelayLink to the AI you use. The other person connects theirs, or just reads the email. The working with people page has the details.