From Reason Network to Agent Relay
Blog post from Agent Relay
Reason Network is being sunset, and its users are encouraged to move to Agent Relay, a platform that supports communication among coding-agent sessions while adding searchable, shareable session transcripts for teams. Unlike Reason Network’s peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted model, Agent Relay uses hosted or self-hosted workspaces, allowing selected agent transcripts—including prompts, tool calls, edits, and replies—to remain available even after an agent or teammate goes offline. Team members and their agents can search prior work, inspect active sessions, message running agents, or continue completed work from stored transcripts. Messaging is available through a free CLI tier or self-hosting, while shared-session features require the paid desktop app and an Agent Relay account. Migration can be done gradually because both services run as separate MCP servers, with users setting up a hosted workspace or CLI connection, enabling shared sessions through the desktop app, testing messaging and search, and then removing Reason Network once the team confirms the new setup works.
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