Wildchild Relay

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Turn requests into completed work.

Coordinate AI interpretation, business rules, system actions and human decisions in a workflow that can be followed from beginning to end.

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Wildchild RelayConceptual product view
Business inputs
01Requests, events and case state
02Alloy context and business rules
03Approved tools and permissions
RelayAgents & workflows
Connected outcomes
Verified system updates
Review tasks in Foundry
Execution traces in Bridge
Source context Authorized work Verified outcome

Agents & workflows

Every next step needs context, authority and a result.

01

Interpret the request

Use AI for extraction, classification and drafting where language or documents need to be understood.

02

Apply explicit rules

Use deterministic logic for calculations, eligibility and checks that can be specified exactly.

03

Coordinate lasting work

Track state across long-running cases, approvals and dependencies so a process can resume after a pause or failure.

04

Use bounded tools

Connect allowed actions for each role and case. Validate arguments, limits and destination before a system write.

05

Bring people into the workflow

Present evidence and the required decision to the appropriate reviewer, then continue from the recorded approval.

06

Verify completion

Read back external results, prevent duplicate actions and route failed or uncertain outcomes for recovery.

How Relay fits

Part of one
connected system.

Each capability has a clear role. Together they support the work from its first input through the employee experience and ongoing oversight.

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Relay in the flow of work.

Step 1 · Understand

Interpret the request using Alloy context.

Structured intent and source evidence.

Context → decision → verified result

Configured for your business

Shared foundation.
Your operating reality.

The capabilities shown describe the platform direction. During discovery, we confirm the supported components, integrations and controls for your deployment.

Your sources and systems

Select authoritative information and supported interfaces. Define access and the freshness required for the task.

Your rules and responsibilities

Agree permitted actions, reviewers, operating owners and the boundaries of the workflow.

Your acceptance criteria

Test representative cases, exceptions and recovery. Release against agreed evidence, then monitor actual outcomes.

A few useful answers

Before we begin.

Your next step

Bring us something worth figuring out.

A recurring challenge. A process that slows your team down. Let us find a practical starting point.

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