Relay connects the AI tools people use with the human organisations whose wisdom and guidance they want to draw on.
You add it once to the assistant you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, and choose whose guidance it carries: your regulator, your professional body, your employer. Then you ask as you normally would. When a question touches that guidance, the answer arrives with its source, where it stops, and who to speak to. Relay is not the AI, and it never turns guidance into advice. Where it has no source, it says so rather than guessing. What Relay is, and why.
This stands in for the assistant you already use, with Relay connected and a doctor's professional duties chosen. Press a suggestion or ask your own question: the assistant answers, uses Relay, then says what the guidance adds. Nothing you type is stored.
Add a collection to your Relay, then add Relay to your assistant once. You can carry several, and take any out again from My Relay.
Demonstration material, published by us and marked DEMO in every answer. Some of it is drawn from what a named organisation publishes openly; the rest is invented for the example and names no real body. Each entry says which it is on its own page. None of it is published or endorsed by the body it describes.
Shown in a reply as @GMC
A demonstration of how a doctor could ask an AI assistant about their professional duties and get back the source, the limit of what it can say, and the person to...
Shown in a reply as @TreatmentEvidence
A demonstration of what a body that publishes quantitative treatment evidence looks like from inside an AI assistant: the absolute benefits and harms of a treatment...
Shown in a reply as @SchoolSafeguarding
A pilot providing source-backed safeguarding guidance for teachers and school staff, pointing back to the people and procedures that carry responsibility in a school.
Shown in a reply as @Article36
A not-for-profit organisation working to prevent the unintended, unnecessary or unacceptable harm caused by certain weapons, best known for advancing the principle of...
If you publish guidance people have to follow, Relay puts it, in your own words, inside the assistants your people already use, with your limits and your escalation route attached. You stay the author: you choose what goes in, a colleague reviews it, and you can withdraw it.
You do not need an organisation to start. Write to someone able to change a decision, invite people you know, or introduce an organisation you belong to.
The full argument for Relay, including what is built and what is only specified, is on Institutions and AI.