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# iSphere AI Bridge
This project is for building MCP core communication tools for iSphere / IMPlatformClient so AI digital employees can safely use authorized contacts, groups, messages, and files.
The business goal is not a selector/report project. The business goal is an MCP tool surface for searching contacts, searching groups, receiving/reading messages, sending messages after approval, receiving/downloading files, and sending files after approval.
## Scope
- Authorized company communication software only.
- Implement read-only MCP tools first: search contacts, search groups, receive/read messages, and receive/download files.
- Keep real sending and file upload behind explicit human approval, audit, and `dry_run` preview.
- Prefer stable entry points in this order:
1. Existing bridge / API / local service.
2. Local data/log/cache discovery in read-only mode.
3. UI automation/RPA wrapper as fallback.
4. Network/API discovery.
5. Binary reverse engineering only when needed to explain or validate the above.
## Existing Source Material
- Previous iSphere work: `E:\coding\codex\isphere`
- Installer: `E:\coding\codex\isphere\iSphere_4.1.2.6841.exe`
- Existing bridge artifacts: `OpenClawBridge`, `MockCloud`, `XmppBridgeService`
- Existing MCP spec: `E:\coding\codex\isphere\docs\MCP接口需求规格.md`
## Key Directories
- `docs/` - design notes and installed skill map.
- `prompts/` - ready-to-use Codex prompts for each investigation phase.
- `evidence/` - local evidence output; ignored by Git except `.gitkeep`.
- `runs/` - run logs and temporary investigation outputs; ignored by Git except `.gitkeep`.
- `cmd/`, `internal/`, `native/` - current Go MCP server, helper client, tool registration, and C# WinHelper code.
## Safety Baseline
- Do not bypass login, licensing, MFA, access control, TLS protections, or endpoint security.
- Do not read non-authorized account data.
- Do not send real messages without explicit human approval.
- Do not modify production databases, logs, config files, registry keys, or binaries during discovery.
- Redact secrets, tokens, private message content, and personal data in reports.