If you use multiple AI coding tools — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — you probably know the pain of hunting down rule files scattered across different directories, trying to remember where your hooks are, or keeping CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md in sync.
I built Relay to fix that for myself.
It's a simple macOS app that gives you a unified 3-panel view of everything your AI tools know: rule files, settings, hooks, skills, agents, contexts — all in one place, auto-detected on launch.
What you can do with it:
- Edit global and per-project rule files with a built-in editor
- Save rule templates as presets and apply them across tools instantly
- Register project folders and see all local rule files at a glance
- Browse config files (settings, hooks) without digging through ~/.claude or ~/.cursor
It's free, open source, and requires macOS 15+.
👉 github
I'd love to hear what you think — whether it solves a problem you've had, what's missing, or what you'd do differently. Any feedback is welcome!
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