PMOKit connects the facts, plans, and decisions behind a project. Project managers work from one project record, review what changes, and share editable documents in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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One project record holds the facts behind the work, giving plans and decisions a shared starting point.
The charter, schedule, risks, stakeholders, and status sit around the same project, so context is easier to follow.
Visible review markers show where attention is needed. People check the work and decide what is ready to use.
Keep the charter, schedule, risks, and status grounded in one project record. Review changes before sharing.
Tap a document, or drag the project record.
Record facts and sources. Label assumptions and gaps.
Build charters, schedules, risk registers, and status reports from a shared record.
See which documents need attention. You decide what to update.
Export saved project snapshots to Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.
Research question
PMOKit connects shared context with our research on human judgment. We’re exploring how AI could use project facts and visible uncertainty to support decisions that people can review, explain, and take responsibility for.
Tap a part to explore.
Trace a fact to its source.
Keep assumptions visible until they're verified.
Review the reasoning and open questions before acting.
Proposed study: do visible sources, uncertainty, and review prompts help people catch weak recommendations?
Read the perspective on human judgmentProject managers and PMO professionals who need consistent plans, working documents, and a clear view of changing context.
A free project kit and individual templates offer an entry into the workspace and its working methods.
The developing membership model expands access to project kits and official templates, with specialist resources available separately.
A working local prototype; connected AI and team collaboration are proposed next stages.
Plans, risks, and status updates often live in separate files. PMOKit connects familiar working documents around one project record. The opportunity is to preserve the context behind decisions as work changes, with less time spent reconciling documents.
Bring a project workflow, practitioner expertise, and a decision worth examining. Together, we can test where connected context helps, what people need to verify, and where future AI assistance could add value to the work.
A collaboration can produce a working pilot, connected project documents, and findings from practitioner reviews. You leave with a concrete workflow and evidence about the context, review steps, and controls needed before adding further AI support.