Welcome to InaiBridge
InaiBridge turns the project data you already have — across Jira, Asana, and Azure DevOps — into grounded, trustworthy project intelligence.
It ingests your work items into a single canonical record, labeling each signal with how much the source can actually prove, then produces grounded risk briefings over that record. Instead of another dashboard you have to interpret, InaiBridge tells you where each initiative stands, what's at risk, why, and what it resembles from the past — and it won't state a conclusion your data doesn't support.
You work with it across three apps — the Portfolio, the Inbox, and the Customer app — with Mira, a grounded advisor, available in all three to answer questions about what you're looking at.
What makes InaiBridge different
- Grounded, not guessed. Every insight traces back to your actual project records. InaiBridge retrieves and reasons over real data rather than fabricating status.
- Honest about confidence. Different tools expose different levels of detail. InaiBridge records how trustworthy each signal is, so a project is never made to look on-track just because a source couldn't prove otherwise.
- Source-agnostic. Jira, Asana, and Azure DevOps all flow into one consistent internal representation, so your intelligence spans every tool at once.
- Nothing lands without a person. What the engine concludes arrives as a proposal, not a change. A risk, a control finding, a lesson — each waits in the Inbox until someone decides it, and the decision is signed.
The three pillars
InaiBridge has three parts. This documentation is organized around them:
| Pillar | What it is |
|---|---|
| The Apps | The surfaces you work in — the Portfolio, the Inbox, and the Customer app. |
| The Intelligence | InaiAgents and Mira — grounded reasoning over your connected project data. |
| The Workflows | Inaibridge-Lumina — the ready-to-run workflows that turn that intelligence into proposals you decide. |
Where to go next
- New here? Start with the Quickstart.
- Want the mental model first? Read Core Concepts.
- Want to see where decisions land? Go to the Inbox.