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Personas

Reading paths for the most common readers of the Nimi public docs. Each persona has a primary route through the documentation; pages also link laterally so readers can cross between paths.

Newcomer Evaluator

You heard about Nimi and want to decide in 30 minutes whether this project matters to you.

  1. Platform → Vision — what this project is for.
  2. Platform → Six Primitives — the cross-world contract surface that makes the platform a platform.
  3. Platform → Architecture — the cross-layer map that says who owns what.
  4. Nimi Coding → Overview — the canonical-authority tooling used by this repository.
  5. Reference → Glossary — keep this open as you read.

After this path you can describe Nimi to someone else.

World Creator

You want to design a world — its rules, lore, Characters, scenes — and publish it.

  1. Platform → Vision — what a world is.
  2. Realm — semantic truth, world state, world history.
  3. Reference → World Fields — exactly what a world looks like at the field level.
  4. Reference → Six Primitives — the cross-world contracts your world participates in.
  5. Realm → Creator Economy — economic semantics for creators across worlds.

App Developer

You want to build an app on Nimi using the SDK.

  1. Start → Create A Nimi App — scaffold a developer app with app-tools, or map the same ownership rules onto an existing app.
  2. SDK → First AI Call — make a Runtime-backed text generation call with owner capability intent and Runtime-selected execution.
  3. SDK → Overview and SDK → Boundaries — learn the public app boundary before importing SDK modules.
  4. Platform → Use Kit In An App — reuse shared UI, shell, auth, telemetry, AIConfig composition, and feature surfaces.
  5. Start → Use Nimi Lab — study the capability integration App and the slices admitted by App Tools.
  6. Start → Troubleshooting — interpret Runtime, SDK, Nimi Lab, and scaffold failures.

AI Agent Integrator

You want to integrate an external AI host as a participant.

  1. Platform → Vision — agents as first-class participants.
  2. Platform → External Agents and Platform → Participation Authority — the security and participation model for external agents.
  3. Runtime → Delegated Capability — the gateway and output firewall.
  4. Reference → Agent Fields — what an agent looks like, including external agent fields.
  5. Reference → State Machines — delegated provider and delegated session state machines.

Nimi Coding Adopter

You want to adopt Nimi Coding as canonical-authority tooling in a project of your own.

  1. Nimi Coding → Overview — the authority tooling and its repository boundaries.
  2. Nimi Coding → Host Integration — the managed host files and synchronization flow.
  3. Nimi Coding → CLI Reference — the supported authority commands.
  4. Reference → Forbidden Claims — the evidence-gated public-claim policy applied to docs.

Auditor / Reviewer

You are reviewing Nimi against admitted authority. You need to trace public claims back to source.

  1. Reference → Authority Domains — who owns what.
  2. Reference → Glossary — vocabulary alignment.
  3. Nimi Coding → CLI Reference — the supported authority diagnostics and validation commands.

Source Basis

Documentation for Nimi — the installable, open-source, local-first personal AI product.