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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.