Index approved SharePoint sources
Leaders choose which approved SharePoint files become part of the local brain, so the answer source is limited to material the team has selected.
Manex Brain for SharePoint is a SharePoint web part that gives teams grounded answers from approved SharePoint documents, leader corrections, and saved decisions. It is designed for private SharePoint pilots where leaders control the knowledge source and members ask read-only questions inside Microsoft 365.
Manex Brain for SharePoint is a SharePoint web part that turns approved documents into a private team knowledge layer. It is aimed at document-heavy teams that want grounded answers from SharePoint files, plus the corrections and decisions that explain how the team wants questions answered.
The workflow shown on the site starts with leaders selecting approved sources, then syncing that evidence for members to query inside SharePoint. The product is designed so members can ask questions without digging through folders, while leaders retain control over what is indexed and can feed new gaps back into the shared knowledge base.
The site positions the product for private SharePoint pilots and says the package is available now. It also indicates that the same core idea is being prepared for other knowledge systems, with Confluence and WordPress listed as next in the roadmap.
Leaders choose which approved SharePoint files become part of the local brain, so the answer source is limited to material the team has selected.
The product combines document evidence with leader corrections and saved decisions so later answers can reflect how the team actually resolved an issue.
Members query the shared brain without editing the underlying corrections or decisions, which keeps the workflow read-only for most users.
Questions that the brain cannot answer can be passed back to the leader and turned into new team memory for future use.
The SharePoint package can be uploaded to a tenant app catalog or a site-scoped app catalog and added to modern pages for pilot testing.
Teams with policy manuals, onboarding material, or process docs can keep approved files in SharePoint and answer recurring questions from the same grounded source set.
Leaders can record a correction or decision after a question comes up, so the next answer reflects the team’s latest approved stance instead of a stale document alone.
When members ask something the brain cannot answer, the question can be routed back to a leader and captured as new shared memory for later use.
SharePoint admins can test the SPFx package in a tenant app catalog or a site-scoped app catalog as part of a small pilot on a modern page.
Document-heavy teams can keep answers inside the SharePoint workflow instead of asking people to search folders, which fits teams that already work in Microsoft 365.
A SharePoint admin can upload the SPFx package to the tenant app catalog or a site-scoped app catalog and add it to modern pages. The source says it can be used for pilot installs without AppSource.
The page says the SharePoint app is available now for pilot installs. Confluence and WordPress are described as planned next.
Members ask questions from the leader-synced brain, while leaders decide what gets indexed and can add corrections and decisions. The source describes members as read-only in this workflow.
The product is positioned for private SharePoint pilots. It says documents, chunks, questions, and answers stay in the customer browser and SharePoint workflow during private mode, and that review materials are available for IT teams.
The page describes answers grounded in approved SharePoint documents, leader corrections, and saved decisions. Unanswered questions can be sent back to the leader and converted into new team memory.
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