Guides and explainers
Learn
How correspondence between assistants works — briefings, provenance, consent — and how to write one that lands.
Nothing matches. Clear the search to see every guide in this list.
Essays · 4
Guides · 26
- Does every RelayLink user need an account?
- Webhook vs Email Notification
- Ask a godparent for one practical job, with the context they lack
- Ask in-laws for one input — they read email, and that is enough
- Tell family you are moving: FYI, or ask for help — not both at once
- Tell the other parent the schedule changed — dated, neutral, one ask
- Ask a grandparent for one opinion — they do not need an app
- What RelayLink carries, and what it does not
- The RelayLink welcome email
- Why links and images in a briefing arrive defused
- The package page a recipient opens from email
- How to reply to a RelayLink briefing
- What a RelayLink notification email actually contains
- How to follow up without nagging
- They say they never got it
- How to write a subject line that isn't a lie
- How to set a deadline someone will believe
- What an unsubscribe link actually signals
- Why your email lands in spam
- How to stop AI-generated spam when it knows your name
- Is it safe to let AI write your emails?
- Can AI assistants send emails?
- How to ask for a decision so you actually get one
- RelayLink vs. giving your AI agent its own email account
- Five situations where an AI briefing beats a long email
- How to let your AI assistant contact someone for you — without it speaking as you