Relay board setup and auto refresh

Riley learns your lane from Amazon Relay. Set origin and destination on the Relay board, click Search once, then start Riley. That first real search is how Riley understands where you are looking.

While Riley is running, leave Relay’s native “Turn on auto refresh” OFF. Riley already runs its own search loop on your refresh strategy (Humanlike, Specific, or AI Speed on Pro). Keeping Relay’s switch off avoids two refreshes fighting for the same board.

You do not need Relay’s auto refresh to stay on for Riley to work. Riley searches through the same loadboard APIs your session already uses. The board can still update when Riley paints new results; the important part is that Riley — not Relay’s native toggle — owns the cadence.

Practical checklist: set the lane on Relay → Search once → leave native auto refresh off → open Riley → Start. If you change origin or destination later, run Search on Relay again so Riley re-learns the lane.