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PM Bridge Bot

by NarraNexus team contributor · MIT

Local Build assumes a NarraNexus instance running at localhost:5173 — start it first with bash run.sh.

Desktop App requires the NarraNexus DMG installed to /Applications/ (and opened at least once so macOS registers the narranexus:// handler).

PM Bridge Bot is a project-management assistant that sits between an internal team and external clients. It keeps a dual-folder knowledge base — an `internal/` scope only your team can search and a `shared/` scope for client-facing material — and files every chat, document, and meeting note into the right place. It ships two skills. The onboarding skill walks you through a short setup (your internal team and external client groups) and generates a `config.json` that hard-codes each group's knowledge-base access scope. The knowledge-manager skill then handles dual-folder search, classification (chat / doc / meeting-note / other), and file ingestion. The bot answers with a role-appropriate persona — a different tone for internal teammates vs. external clients. Language is auto-detected from each message; there is no language picker.

How to use it

Talk to the Client Agent bot. On the very first message it sends a welcome — reply "start" (or "开始") to begin onboarding. Onboarding is short: it asks you to name your internal team group and your external client group, then generates `config.json` — the hard-coded isolation layer that decides which knowledge-base folders are searchable in which context. After setup, just use it: paste a conversation or drop a document and it files the item into the right `internal/` or `shared/` sub-folder (chat / doc / meeting-note / other); ask a question and it searches only the folders the current context is allowed to see. You can resume a half-finished onboarding any time by saying "start" again.

Agents in this template

  • Client Agent bot

How to install (manual)

  1. Click Download .nxbundle above.
  2. Open your NarraNexus app and go to Settings → Import bundle.
  3. Drag the downloaded file in, review the preflight, confirm.

One-click install (a deep link that imports directly into your cloud or desktop NarraNexus) is the next milestone.