The useful answer is usually an action with context
A coverage percentage tells you that work exists. It does not tell you which page matters, why a reviewer flagged it, or what to do next. Relay sits inside the project so the question can include the current site, languages, translation data, crawl activity, and review findings.
Ask which pages are missing French translations, request a quality review, or narrow a change to one URL. Relay can gather the relevant information and take you to a proposed action instead of returning a generic explanation about localization.
Keep consequential changes visible
Relay is most useful when it shortens navigation without hiding the decision. A suggested translation, bulk fix, or project change should remain something the operator can inspect in the same workflow. That makes the conversation a control surface for LangRelay, not a second system with its own version of the site.
The assistant is available from project pages and from the visual editor. That means a reviewer can move from a sentence on the page to a broader question—such as whether the same term appears elsewhere—without reconstructing the project context in another chat.
