Relay 0.1.5

Relay 0.1.5

Relay 0.1.5 focuses on faster, persistent agent sessions, clearer host-managed
authentication, richer multi-agent Swarms, and a safer, easier-to-understand
self-hosted setup.

Highlights

• Persistent sessions for every agent: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and
  Hermes keep resumable live sessions, reducing follow-up latency and preserving
  conversation state across cancellation and idle eviction.
• Smarter Swarms: members can summon teammates with bounded @mention
  handoffs, while same-wave members still run concurrently from one transcript
  snapshot.
• Faster controls and quota screens: model/settings metadata is cached and
  the UI paints cached quota data immediately while refreshing in the
  background.
• Credential visibility: Relay reports installed/authenticated state for all
  four agents and shows Claude Code/Codex credential expiry without exposing
  token values.
• Simpler agent model: Antigravity, BTW side conversations, and the in-app
  OAuth bridge were removed. Agent authentication now happens directly on the
  backend host.
• Operations and security: Linux service lifecycle scripts, expanded file
  policy/token tests, CI, an MIT license, and refreshed English/Chinese docs.

Assets

• relay-android-v0.1.5-debug-signed.apk — optimized Android release build for
  dev.relay.app, version 0.1.5 (versionCode 15). The project does not yet
  have a production keystore, so this APK is intentionally signed with the
  Android debug certificate.
• relay-backend-setup-v0.1.5.tar.gz — clean setup bundle containing the Node.js
  backend plus Linux, macOS, and Windows service adapters. No generated state,
  credentials, tokens, histories, or dependencies are included.
• SHA256SUMS — SHA-256 checksums for both artifacts.

Backend setup

tar -xzf relay-backend-setup-v0.1.5.tar.gz
cd relay-backend-setup-v0.1.5

# Linux
./backends/linux/setup.sh

# macOS
./backends/macos/setup.sh

The backend host needs Node.js 18+ and at least one supported agent CLI already
installed and authenticated. Linux additionally needs PM2, Python 3, make, and
a C++ compiler for the PTY dependency. See the bundled README.md for network
modes and service commands.

Validation

• flutter analyze --no-pub
• flutter test --no-pub — 87 tests passed
• JavaScript syntax check across all tracked backend scripts
• npm --prefix server test — 214 tests passed
• flutter build apk --release --no-pub
• APK package/version inspection and APK Signature Scheme v2 verification
• Backend archive sensitive-path audit plus shell/JavaScript syntax checks