RelayAgent

The deterministic layer where humans and agents work together.

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RelayAgent is a personal substrate for agent packages that ship their own screens.

Agents are probabilistic. Collaboration is not. Every agent runtime today hands you a chat box, and a chat box has no surface a human can inspect, verify, or take over mid-flight. A package here ships a screen you can operate and verbs you can replay, judged by one manifest, so the same layer works for both the person and the agent.

One package = one agent + its screen. Installing one gives you software, not a chat window. The view is versioned as one body with its agent, judged by the same manifest, built at install, and hosted by the daemon at `/pkg//view/`. Chat and channels are just additional doors into that software.

One package is one directory. A single manifest (`relay.yaml`) declares everything the package is: its agents, verbs, screens, channels, services, triggers, and what it must not touch. The substrate reads nothing outside the manifest, installs fail-loud, keeps credentials in a vault, and records every inter-package connection as an auditable grant.

Core concepts

Concept	Meaning
Package	A directory with relay.yaml. The manifest is the source of truth f