Open-source developer reference / overview
Agent Relay is a repository for connecting agents through an explicit communication boundary—so the path from sender to recipient can be understood, run locally, and integrated with care.
https://github.com/ketut-garjita/agent-relay
01 / message path
Unverified guidance
This preview keeps the concept deliberately small. It does not imply endpoint names or message fields; it shows a communication relationship to verify against the repository's README and source.
02 / orientation
Think of the relay as the place where communication between independent agents gets an observable boundary. Instead of treating every agent-to-agent connection as a private implementation detail, a relay gives the system a location to understand and integrate around. Confirm this stated purpose in the repository README and source.
Unverified guidanceThe repository—not this overview—is the authority for concrete runtime behavior. When you move from concept to implementation, use its README and source to verify the actual commands, interfaces, message fields, and configuration.
Unverified guidance
Technical reference is only useful when names are exact. This site keeps conceptual language broad here and sends protocol-level questions to the repository-backed reference pages. Check the repository README and source for the exact terms.
03 / engineering rationale
A central boundary makes the sender-to-recipient path easier to reason about than a collection of implicit peer connections. The important question becomes “what crosses the relay?” rather than “which agent knows about every other agent?” Confirm this rationale and any routing behavior in the repository source.
Each agent can focus on its own role while the communication boundary provides a place to connect them. The separation is architectural, not a promise about a specific protocol or deployment mode. Check the repository architecture and implementation before treating this as a project fact.
Running the repository locally gives developers a concrete surface to inspect: source, configuration, requests, and the behavior documented by the project itself. Start with the repository instructions before adapting the integration; confirm the supported local workflow in the README and source.
04 / documentation map
Unverified guidance
This site is organized as an executable reference rather than a product tour. Confirm the available guides and their scope in the linked pages and repository source.
Where do I get the repository, run it locally, and verify the project-specific instructions? Check the repository README and source for the actual setup.
Open setup guide →How should I think about agents, the relay boundary, message movement, and integration seams? Check the repository architecture and source for the implemented model.
Read the system view →Where can I verify the repository's real endpoints, messages, and configuration keys? Check the repository source; this overview does not confirm them.
Open the reference →Can I explain the relay flow and distinguish grounded repository facts from assumptions? Check the repository material before treating any answer as confirmed.
Take the self-check →05 / first local step
Unverified guidance
The clone command is intentionally limited to the public source URL. Use the repository's own README for the runtime, dependency, and configuration commands that follow; confirm those details in the repository before running them.
git clone https://github.com/ketut-garjita/agent-relay
cd agent-relay06 / provenance
Unverified guidance
Agent Relay is evaluated here as an open-source repository, not as a generic “agent platform.” The source URL is the anchor for every implementation claim. If a term is not verified in the repository, it is presented as a concept to investigate—not as an API fact. Check the repository README and source for confirmation.
Repository evidence
github.com/ketut-garjita/agent-relay
Unverified guidance
Next: use the setup guide, then compare the architecture model with the repository's actual implementation.