Plain-language system guide

A small support tool with several safety stops.

This preview selects prepared replies using rules. Live AI is off, and the chat can miss context or repeat itself.

What happens after you send a message

  1. The server checks message size, session length, and request rate.
  2. Safety rules look for some urgent wording. They can miss risk or overreact.
  3. The scripted system matches supported topics to prepared replies. No AI provider processes the message.
  4. Resource suggestions come from a local directory; Bridge does not search the web or contact a service for you.
  5. A response policy checks boundaries and contact details before text appears. These checks do not establish clinical safety or effectiveness.

What never happens

Bridge has no browser, shell, email, text-message, location, campus-record, or emergency-contact tool. It does not silently contact anyone. It does not keep a profile about you.

Why responses stream after a pause

Bridge waits for the complete response to pass its application checks, then displays the text gradually for readability. The typing effect does not mean a live AI is composing a reply.