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Relay 0.21.0
TL;DR: Comment on pages in the browser, run a deep review round from any thread, send as many images as you like, and Relay now counts its users (anonymously, and you can turn it off).
- Relay now counts its users. Once a day it tells ping.relaycode.io it's in use: its version, the system, and whether it's desktop or headless. No ID, and the address isn't kept. Turn it off with Count me as a user in Settings → About,
relay settingson a headless Relay, orDO_NOT_TRACK=1. - Comment on elements right in the browser preview. Your comments travel with the screenshot and survive pastes, copies and edits in the composer.
- Agents can start a deep review round in any thread, reviewing the folder that thread works in, with the thread's own agent leading. Each round keeps its own fixes and checkout.
- Deep review remembers the last base branch per project, and its card splits changed lines into code, tests, fixtures and docs like pull requests do.
- No more limit on how many images a message carries, on the desktop or the phones. Big sends from the phone go up in batches instead of failing.
- Folder paths in answers that sit outside the project open in Finder, Explorer or your file manager. Links to files outside the project now work on Windows too.
- Activity can hide thread branches, and a shelved thread shows its time on the branch line.
- Failed tool calls show in red in the trace.
- The phone gets notified after 10min without input instead of 2min, so reading a long answer no longer floods it. Locking or sleeping the computer still hands off at once.
- Claude and Codex can be steered with a $skill mid-turn.
- Switching agents right after a fork writes a proper handoff note again.
- The model picker keeps one height when switching tabs.