1994 Accord - Do I need relays for locks?

I have a 1994 Honda Accord EX sedan.

I found a wiring diagram for the power door locks, and it seems to show that the lock switches all feed into a control unit in the driver's door.  It looks like the switches provide a (-) input to BLK/WHT wires on lock, and (-) input to ORG wire on unlock.  Additionally, it looks like there may even be a plug intended for honda's optional anti-theft system to connect to the control unit.

My alarm system is a DEI that provides alternating -/+ to green and blue wires.  It's only supposed to drive relays, not the actuators.  I wasn't sure about how it was designed, so I ordered relays and sockets and built a controller, but now I'm thinking I don't even need it.

Could someone with experience let me know if I really need the relays, or if I can tap directly into the switch wires or anti-theft leads?  Are those leads low current enough?

You shouldnt need relays.

those wires you are going to tap on to, are the OEM relay triggers.

Thanks!  Now, I just have to physically FIND them.

sorry - not the power lock triggers, you did tell me that (thank you Jeff) - I meant the door pin switches that trigger the dome light.  All four door pin switches pass through a set of diodes, and then there is a lead that goes off to the optional anti-theft system...  When installing my alarm last weekend, I couldn't find that wire.  It's supposed to be a BLK./WHT wire, although I suspect it will have silver dots on it also(according to the diagrams on this site)