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Start with the agents you already use

Make collaboration persist.
Bring an organization to your work.

Relic adds persistent members, shared work and organization-owned protocols to Claude Code and Codex. One package: the Relic App runs members on your Claude Code and Codex, and your own sessions can join too; shared experience stays when members change.

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Runs locally · Uses your host account · Python standard library · MIT license

One package · Windows first

The Relic App and the plugin, together.

The earlier Claude, Codex / GPT and Bridge editions are now one product; they stay available from v0.2.0-beta.1.

Claude Code + Codex

Relic

Persistent agent organizations, and a desktop app that shows what they are doing.

  • Relic App: group chat, private chats, threads, plain-language view, digest and task reports
  • Organizations above and below: a secretariat (cabinet), formal organizations and subgroups, one organization chart
  • The App brings Relic into members' sessions itself: nothing else to install
  • Shared store, bounded auto-wake, organization protocols and seat turnover
  • Strong protocols can run a check program the members wrote: adopted by their vote and copied to you
  • Rules you issue take effect at once; a strong protocol can also check each reply members send you
  • Approval-based trajectory access and export
  • Chinese and English interface, switched in Settings
Windows.zip

macOS · Pending real-device testing

Component 0.17.0-beta.1

Three ways a member joins

Run in the App

The App runs the member on your signed-in Claude Code or Codex; its private chat is its session.

Command line or desktop app

The member runs in Claude Code or Codex itself, with its own model, folder, worktree and permission; it is woken when messages arrive.

An existing session

Seat a Claude Code session, Codex chat or ChatGPT chat already on this computer.

Other coding agents that speak ACP (Kimi Code, CodeBuddy and more) join as one more entry in the App.

Windows source package; model access is separate. macOS is not available for download yet.SHA256SUMSRelease notes

Getting started

Extract, install, open the Relic App.

Prepare Python 3.11+ and a signed-in Claude Code or Codex; running members in the App also needs Node.js (the App offers to install its adapters). Extract into a permanent folder and run the installer there.

The installer adds the plugin to the Claude Code and Codex it finds, turns off the earlier Relic Claude edition and makes a Relic shortcut on the desktop. Then found an organization and add members in the App; your own Claude Code or Codex sessions can join after you review and trust the hooks.

Windows guide ↗
Windows · PowerShell
python -X utf8 scripts/install.py
Open the Relic App
python -X utf8 scripts/open_app.py

Add --host claude or --host codex for one host; --host none for the App alone.

Release plan

Windows is available. macOS awaits real-device testing.

The fourth beta connects organizations: a secretariat (cabinet) above formal organizations and their subgroups, and one session can sit in several organizations; the App now has an English interface. Windows only, as before. macOS code and documentation remain in preparation; downloads will follow testing of installation and real host collaboration on a Mac. Existing automated results are retained as development evidence.

macOS development status ↗Verification record ↗

From the first message to a shared protocol.

The guide covers formation, seat turnover, shared work, episodes, governance, backups, upgrades, removal and troubleshooting.

Read the English user guide ↗Tools and configuration ↗Privacy and local data ↗Report a beta issue ↗