One goal. A real graph.
A planner proposes the work. The engine validates dependencies and starts each step as soon as its inputs are ready.
An orchestration engine, built from scratch
Turn a goal into connected steps. Run independent work in parallel. Keep every result, even when a worker stops.
No key needed for the demo. Bring your own key for real model runs.
Independent branches run together. Each completed result is saved before dependent work can use it.
See the inputs, decisions and failures behind the final answer.
A planner proposes the work. The engine validates dependencies and starts each step as soon as its inputs are ready.
Retry temporary errors, repair a failed branch, or resume from the last saved result after a worker disappears.
Inspect resolved prompts, attempts, sources, tokens and estimated costs. Export the report and execution trace.
Six editable workflows, from your first parallel run to a failure-recovery experiment.
Watch three independent analyses meet at one synthesis step.
Dependency readiness and parallel executionUse templateInvestigate options and risks in parallel, review the evidence, then write a recommendation.
Parallel research, review and synthesisUse templateCompare infrastructure and failure policies before writing an architecture decision.
Fan-out analysis with a decision recordUse templateValidate a typed extraction and reference individual fields in the next prompt.
JSON Schema validation and field templatesUse templateDevelop the audience, quality gate and launch message as independent workstreams.
Independent branches and a shared final artifactUse templateInject one simulated overload. Watch the failed attempt retry while the other branch continues.
Retries, backoff and branch independenceUse templatePi, Claude Code and Codex each bring their own model and tool loop. Relay provides the dependencies, checkpoints and failure policy around them.
Explore the local adaptersRead-only analysis through Pi’s local CLI.
Programmatic agent results and reported usage.
Ephemeral, read-only runs with structured events.
Local adapters run on your machine. The hosted playground uses model APIs.
Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Groq, Cerebras or OpenRouter. Keys are encrypted, and your browser workspace stays private.