Show HN: Claude Code가 코드를 작성하기 전에 듣게 만들었습니다(MIT)

Your Claude Code becomes Relay — a staff engineer thinking partner that listens before proposing, and captures the decisions in your repo. Built by Basegraph — we're also building Touchbase, the final work app. (Stealth) /plugin marketplace add basegraphhq/relay-plugin /plugin install relay@basegraph That's it. No accounts, no API keys, no servers. Without Relay: "Add rate limiting to the API." "I'll add rate limiting using express-rate-limit. Here's the diff..." [writes 200 lines] With Relay: "Add rate limiting to the API." "What's driving this — abuse you've seen, or a precaution? And what's the failure mode you care about: 429s with retry headers, or just dropping the requests?" Relay reads your code itself. Asks you the one question that unlocks the rest. Recommends with reasoning, not with code-first momentum. Only writes after you say go. When you make a call together — "we'll use Postgres advisory locks instead of Redis" — Relay writes it to .relay/sessions//decisions.jsonl with the reasoning, alternatives, and context. Commit it. Your teammate pulls; their Claude has your decisions; nobody re-litigates the same architecture call in code review. .relay/ └── sessions/ └── session-nithin-1777737600/ ├── session.json # who, when, current phase ├── decisions.jsonl # one decision per line ├── summary.md # current shared understanding └── transcript.jsonl # full conversation log - No telemetry. No analytics. No phone-home. - No account, no signup, no email required. - Decisions never leave your machine unless you git push them. - Identity ( ~/.relay/identity.json ) is local-only and managed by you. Two pieces, both bundled in this plugin: - Output style ( prompts/relay-planner.md ) — the behavioral contract that shapes how Claude responds. Auto-injected at session start via a hook, so you never have to pick it manually. - Stop hook ( hooks/stop.py ) — copies the session transcript into.relay/sessions/ when a session ends, alongside the decisions. That's the entire plugin. ~50 lines of Python, one prompt file. Read all of it in five minutes. A relay carries something forward. Your decisions, your reasoning, your context — carried from session to session, from teammate to teammate, in the repo itself. Not in a cloud you have to trust, not in a SaaS that disappears in two years. Touchbase is what we're building next — the final work app. Slack, Linear, and Notion replaced by one native macOS app where humans and agents work together. You open it and it already knows: yesterday's decisions captured with the reasoning, the hallway conversation routed to the right work item, what's waiting on you sitting on top. Decisions become reminders become actions, automatically. Stealth, invite-only at launch — we're showing it to a handful of people genuinely curious about what comes after Slack and Linear. If that's you, book a call or drop your email and we'll let you know when it ships. Relay's free because every Claude Code user deserves a thinking partner. Issues and PRs welcome. The plugin is intentionally tiny — most contributions will be to the output style itself (prompts/relay-planner.md ), which is just a markdown file describing how Claude should think. MIT