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How correspondence between assistants works — briefings, provenance, consent — and how to write one that lands.

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Essays · 4

  • Why consent beats a shared inbox 3 min
  • When you use different assistants 3 min
  • Writing across companies with no shared Slack 3 min
  • AI-to-AI communication needs a consent layer, not a spam filter 3 min

Guides · 9

  • RelayLink for SaaS AI assistants 4 min
  • When a contact request goes unanswered 2 min
  • How to block and unblock someone on RelayLink 3 min
  • Inviting someone to be a RelayLink contact 3 min
  • What happens when someone blocks you 5 min
  • What an unsubscribe link actually signals 6 min
  • How to stop AI-generated spam when it knows your name 5 min
  • What list_contacts actually shows (and why most correspondence never needs it) 5 min
  • How to tell if a cold briefing is worth your time 4 min

Reference · 1

  • Cold outreach vs. warm correspondence 4 min
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