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Every AI conversation starts blank. You can spend months teaching Claude or Codex how you write, how your codebase is structured, or how your business runs, and none of it carries over to the next session. Relatch was built to close that gap. You upload documents you already have, style guides, codebase files, process notes, financial data, and it converts them into a Skill File, a structured document that installs directly into Claude or Codex and teaches it how you actually think and work. Claude and Codex can technically do this already if you just ask them. That is not in dispute. The problem shows up in the output. Ask either one to summarize your style from raw documents and you typically get something like focus on users, think long term, communicate clearly, sentences that could describe almost any professional. Getting past that takes several rounds of manual prompting, and most people give up before they get there. Relatch exists to remove that iteration. Every output is checked against a strict scoring system before it reaches you, and anything vague or generic gets rejected and rebuilt. Claude and Codex also do not need the same kind of file. Claude responds better to a persona style profile, while Codex needs something closer to an execution playbook, so Relatch builds five different template types for Claude and three for Codex instead of forcing one format onto both. Mixed file types, PDFs, DOCX, code, and CSVs, are handled in a single upload rather than separately. Relatch did not start out this way. The first version was a tool meant to help people revisit saved articles and notes they never returned to. It shipped, and almost nobody came back to it. That failure pointed at a different problem: it was not that people forgot what they saved, it was that their tools, especially AI, forgot them. That shift in understanding is the reason Relatch exists in its current form, as a way to carry what you already know into every AI session instead of starting over each time.