pmkit vs Nalin
Nalin is a conversational PM copilot. pmkit is a workflow engine with structured jobs, draft-only governance, and enterprise integrations.
Structured Workflows vs Chat
- Seven pre-built PM workflows that run end-to-end
- Consistent, repeatable outputs every time
- Scheduled jobs run without prompting
- Nalin offers flexible, conversational interactions
- Less adaptable to ad-hoc questions
Chat is great for exploration, but PM work needs consistency. Your daily brief should look the same every day, not depend on how you phrase the prompt.
Draft-Only Governance
- All external writes are proposals for human review
- Full audit trail of every tool call and artifact
- RBAC controls who can approve what
- Nalin can take direct actions faster
- Approval workflow adds steps
Speed without governance is how you spam Slack channels and create duplicate Jira tickets. pmkit is fast enough with guardrails.
Enterprise Integrations
- MCP connectors for Jira, Confluence, Slack, Gong, Zendesk
- Standardized tool protocol for adding new connectors
- Audit logging for every API call
- Nalin may have different integration options
- MCP is a newer protocol
MCP is the emerging standard for AI tool integration. Building on MCP means pmkit connectors work with the broader AI ecosystem.
The Bottom Line
Use Nalin if you want a conversational AI assistant for ad-hoc PM questions and brainstorming.
Use pmkit if you need structured workflows that run consistently, with governance and audit trails for enterprise teams.
See Structured Workflows
Run all seven PM jobs in the demo and experience consistent, repeatable outputs.