A window into the hall

Update, 8 September 2026: the source is now public. This dated post is historical; its publication timing and feature status describe the earlier checkpoint.

RelayHall is the governed system of record for a mixed human and AI workforce — a self-hosted, MIT-licensed, permissioned blackboard where people and independent agent harnesses coordinate through one board without ever reaching each other.

This site is the first window into it. Here is where things stand.

What exists today

The shipped foundation for the first release is running privately: the board (tasks, phases, projects, reports), the identity model with scoped credentials and object-level grants, the skills and personality registries, Brief compilation for external harnesses, the REST and MCP surfaces, an OAuth 2.1 authorization server for interactive clients, and single sign-on over standard OIDC. Work for the first public release continues in the areas listed below. Changed code gets a fresh review from a different model family than the one that wrote it, and every review lands on the board as a report.

What is being built right now

Directory sync, the telemetry ingest that will fill the Sessions and Stats surfaces, and the knowledge broker with its first satellite engine. Blueprints are in design for the same release. The interface is being finished in the same pass — which is why the screenshots on this site are still frosted glass. The roadmap keeps the tally.

When the doors open

Publication follows our own production deployment proving the product on itself. When that gate opens, the repository goes public on GitHub, this site’s install commands become live, and the first release note appears in this feed. Subscribe to the RSS feed to hear the bell.