Source capture
Create initiatives in inrelay, attach Slack threads and files, and route longer context through inbound email.
Features
inrelay is built for product and engineering teams that need better source control for decisions before tickets and implementation work begin.
Create initiatives in inrelay, attach Slack threads and files, and route longer context through inbound email.
Route longer briefs, forwarded customer conversations, and supported attachments into the right initiative.
Review readiness, confidence, coverage, conflicts, warnings, thresholds, and relevance before PRD generation.
Generate and review structured PRDs with problem, goals, stories, scope, constraints, questions, and success criteria.
Ask focused follow-up questions in Slack after document approval, with unresolved items preserved downstream.
Generate sequencing, dependencies, QA, release, ownership, acceptance, and reusable inrelay task IDs that sync to Linear.
Index selected repositories so Delivery Plans and Handoff Packs can account for relevant codebase summaries and repo ownership.
Confirm repository scope, run repo/docs refinement, use blueprint review when needed, then prepare packs that any engineer or agent can use.
Track generation usage, route providers where configured, and keep cost and token usage visible in billing.
Evidence review
inrelay keeps generated sections connected to source material so reviewers can inspect strong signals, inferred assumptions, unresolved conflicts, and missing coverage.
Quality controls
Quality checks and readiness gates help teams avoid turning incomplete context into delivery work too early. Failed attempts and regenerations remain visible without becoming the billing basis.
Implementation path
Delivery Plans can sync to Linear, repository context can come from GitHub, and blueprint PRs provide an engineering review gate before Handoff Packs are prepared.
Connected tools
Canonical workflow control for readiness, PRD review, Delivery Plan, blockers, and handoff.
Source capture, status checks, notifications, deep links, and secondary answer input.
Delivery Plan sync with estimates, dependencies, issue reuse, and state reflection.
Repository indexing, repo/docs refinement, blueprint review, validation statuses, and explicit Handoff Pack publishing.
Inbound context from emails, documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, slides, and transcripts.