Relay is a reading tool for open-source projects.

Every repository contains an unwritten map: which work is ready for a newcomer, which files a change would touch, how fast the maintainers respond. Relay turns that map into something legible.

Give it a public repository and it reads the metadata, the issue queue, the labels, and the commit history — then lays the work out as routes in. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.

It only reads what GitHub makes public. If a repository or issue does not exist, Relay says so plainly.