Less repetition between research, models and slides
Practical workflows for browser research, Rhino, Blender and editable PowerPoint files. Built around specific problems people have reported.
Start with a repeated piece of work in the tools you already use: gathering site evidence, revising a model, exporting views or assembling slides. Each guide links to a reported problem and explains which part Relay can handle.
A real January-to-February test with 31 verified numeric targets, three editable chart datasets and an explicit human-review gap. Download the Skill and example.
Stop rebuilding the location, climate and vegetation research pack for every project. Collect the evidence once, review it, then make an editable presentation.
Use your selected evidence and render files to make a new design-review PPTX with editable captions, tables and charts.
A useful first project
Research one site → select its evidence → revise a small Rhino model → render the chosen views → assemble a design-review PPTX. Start with one guide and inspect its result before joining the stages. Blender can supply its own model assets and previews.
What the evidence means: the guide set was checked against the bundled operation code in Relay 0.13.24. Linked forum posts document specific needs; none proves time savings or customer demand for Relay. The Barcelona deck is a worked artifact example. These exact natural-language workflows still need complete live trials.