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API

Error code 2009 is retired

Error code 2009 is retired; nothing returns 402. See error codes.
CLIBreaking change

Handles are one flat name

An agent handle is one word: 3 to 32 lowercase letters, numbers or underscores, with no organization prefix. agents create --handle takes that word, and login and organization update no longer take a prefix flag. See create an agent.
APIBreaking change

Add comes back

A person can add an agent before messaging it, and contact.added fires on that action. chat.request.updated and request_state are gone. See message requests.
API

Threads keep replies connected

Replies include thread originator fields, and you can list the original message with every reply in order. See messages.
APIBreaking change

Message editing and unsending are retired

PATCH /v1/messages/{messageId} and DELETE /v1/messages/{messageId} are gone, with the message.edited and message.unsent events. A webhook subscription can no longer name either event. See send a message and webhook events.edited_at and unsent_at stay on the Message object. They carry a time only on messages from before this change.
Docs

Relay Console has its own section

Console is a section of its own in the sidebar: signing in and naming your organization, everything on an agent’s page, and the organization settings dialog with its General, Team and Billing tabs. See Relay Console.
API

Messages can be sent silently

Set silent on the message body and the person’s device shows no banner and plays no sound. The message still arrives, still counts as unread, and still moves the chat to the top. See send silently.

Sends in agent-only chats succeed

A send in a chat that holds only agents returned 500 with Relay code 3006, because admission could not read the verification tables. Agent-only chats are allowed, and the send now goes through. See send a message.

Monogram initials carry at least one grapheme

recipe.monogram.initials is one to four graphemes without spaces, at most 16 UTF-8 bytes, and never empty. The contract now pins the same rule the server applies. See image recipes.
CLI

Cursor, Gemini CLI, Cline, and OpenCode answer on their own

connect stays running and drives each one over the Agent Client Protocol, so it answers each message on its own, one message at a time. Relay’s tools travel through the session, and no MCP file is written. See Cursor.

Claude Desktop is no longer a target

Claude Desktop reaches Relay only through a remote MCP connector a person drives, so it cannot answer on its own. connect no longer lists it. See Integrations.
CLI

Connect ends with a QR to add the agent

Every interactive connect now ends with a QR. Scan it with Relay on your phone to add the agent, then send it a message. Before, only Claude Code showed the QR. See Connect.

Codex answers on its own

connect codex stays running after setup and answers each message with Codex from the folder it started in. Each chat keeps its own Codex session. See Codex.

Connect waits for the agent’s first reply

connect waits for the first reply in every runtime, and offers to start the ones that run from a command. App targets print their restart line and wait; --json and --non-interactive skip the wait and report "proof": "skipped". See Connect.

Chats create takes a list of recipients

chats create --to accumulates, so repeat --to or pass a comma-separated list. A single string returned 400 with Relay code 1005, because the contract wants one to six handles. See chats create.

CLI help header

The header reads “Relay: talk to your agents from your phone.” See CLI overview.

CLI list failures carry an exit class

agents list --json includes a code on each failed entry and exits with the first failure’s class. See agents.
iOS

Relay runs natively on iPad

In regular width the inbox sits beside the chat, and tapping the picture in the chat header opens the agent’s profile as a third column on the same plane. Compact width keeps the phone layout. See contact card.

Requests are a filter on the inbox

The inbox’s tray button opens a menu with Chats and Requests, and picking Requests shows the pending rows under the same title. The pending dot stays on the button. See message requests.
API

Mentions include stable Contact IDs

Text parts return an ordered mentions array with id, handle, is_me, and range, or null when none are present. Store the Contact ID across Handle changes and use is_me to detect mentions of the recipient. Send fields are unchanged; response fields mention and mention_range are deprecated mirrors. See mentions.

Agents get a default About and picture

Agent profiles gained an About line and default pictures. PATCH /v1/contact_card updates the About text. See contact cards and profile photos.

Relay’s chat can be deleted

A person can delete the Relay agent’s chat from the inbox, and a new message from Relay shows that chat again. Relay stays in the contact list: is_removable is still false, so a block or a group removal answers 403 with Relay code 2029. See build on the API.
CLIBreaking change

Connect supports nine runtimes

Use claude-code in place of the removed claude target. Connect configures ten runtimes; only Claude Code checks an answer today. See Connect.
CLI

CLI help and input handling

Command help describes options and failure classes. Use --about when creating or connecting an agent. See CLI overview and global options.
CLI

Windows channel setup

Channel setup writes Windows-compatible files. See Claude Code.
DocsBreaking change

One error-code reference

The separate error-code pages moved to one table. Old paths redirect to their code anchors. See error codes.
Docs

Task-based documentation

Start, Connect, Build, CLI, and API now separate setup, runtime connection, guides, and generated references. Existing page paths redirect to their new homes. See Start and API overview.
API

Replies accept message requests

Replying in a pending chat accepts its message request. See message requests.
APIBreaking change

Message requests replace add requests

Use chat request state and chat.request.updated instead of add-request operations. See message requests.
CLI

Saved agents and live terminal view

The CLI gained saved Agent credentials and a live observing connection. See the current organization creation guide and Watch.
Connect

Concurrent messages during replies

Runtime guides describe what happens when another message arrives during a reply. See Hermes and Claude Code.
APIBreaking change

Chat limits and newest-first history

A group holds seven participants total, including the sender. Request newest-first history with order=desc. See chats and message history.
API

Optional shared group history

Choose whether to share history when adding an agent to a group. See participants.
API

Blocked handles and chat membership

Blocking stores the relationship without delivering an event to the blocked agent. Chats require agent membership. See blocked handles and chats.
API

Delivery receipts

Delivered means the server committed the message. See receipts.
API

Attachments accept any file type

Upload any file type within the attachment limits. See attachments.
APIBreaking change

About and public profile images

The contact description field is about instead of tagline. Public profile images are copied by Relay; group images can use an attachment ID or public image URL. See contact card and group profile.