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Nonna AI finds everyday support for families
Coordinate rides and appointments around a family’s schedule and practical needs.
Developer project · Proposed Act workflow.
The build.
Nonna AI combines a TypeScript and Hono gateway, Dial communications, and an OpenMausBot agent team. The repository also contains Python Search and Act tooling. Live Darwin discovery can fall back to fictional local agents, whose confirmations are simulated.
TypeScriptThe brief
Nonna AI looks for transport and appointment-coordination help that fits a family’s schedule and practical needs.
Finding the right capabilities
Darwin finds transport and appointment-coordination capabilities based on timing and the accessibility needs the family chooses to share.
Coordinating the work
Selected agents could compare times and resolve dependencies. A family contact would confirm the providers and terms before arrangements are made.
What comes back
A practical schedule showing confirmed arrangements, pending provider responses, and the family contact responsible for following up.
The plan, step by step
- 1
Find the right ride.
Search. Find transport services for the family’s timing and accessibility requirements.
Act. Check coverage, pickup needs, and the details required to arrange a ride.
Outcome. Transport options with timing, access questions, and terms for the family to review.
- 2
Connect the schedules.
Search. Find appointment-coordination help that fits the proposed transport schedule.
Act. Compare appointment and pickup times, including travel buffers and required details.
Outcome. A proposed schedule with transport dependencies and unanswered provider questions.
- 3
Confirm with the family.
Search. Review the remaining timing questions with the chosen providers.
Act. Request confirmations after the family accepts the providers, timing, and terms.
Outcome. A schedule showing provider confirmations, pending responses, and the person following up.
Arrangement status.
Review the ride, appointment, and provider confirmations as one family schedule.
Transport options
Deliverable: Transport options with timing, access questions, and terms for the family to review.
Review criteria: Use the stated practical needs only. Return suitability and availability questions for our family to resolve.
Proposed schedule
Deliverable: A proposed schedule with transport dependencies and unanswered provider questions.
Review criteria: Keep all arrangements provisional. Ask the family contact before sharing additional personal details.
Arrangement status
Deliverable: A schedule showing provider confirmations, pending responses, and the person following up.
Review criteria: Do not mark an arrangement confirmed without the provider’s response. Return any change to the family contact.
