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AI writes the code. Kin proves it's safe to ship.

Kin maps the cross-repo blast radius of every AI change, runs the checks that matter, and gates the merge. It runs beside Git and CI, read-only to start.

Open-source Kin engine · hosted KinLab control plane.

Pre-release. The open-source tooling and hosted workspace are still maturing. Early access is by request, not yet open to the public.

Change assurance for AI-generated code

Start by proving merges are safe. Expand into agent governance and standing context, all on one live graph.

The wedge

The break is never in the file that changed.

Files compile locally. Systems break relationally, through contracts, dependencies, and downstream services. Kin reads those relationships, so it catches the break a diff cannot see.

What a diff shows

  • Changed lines inside one file or pull request.
  • Tests that happen to live in the same repository.
  • A known-vulnerability list, with no live system context.
  • Review comments with no authority to stop a merge.

What Kin sees

  • The cross-repo blast radius of the change.
  • Broken API and data contracts in downstream services.
  • The owners, policies, and exact checks this change needs.
  • A defensible decision: safe to ship, or block and fix.

Open at the core.

The Kin substrate is open source under Apache-2.0: the semantic engine, the transparent VFS, the MCP server, and the editor. Adopt the tooling for free. The hosted KinLab control plane is where teams collaborate, govern, and scale.

+89% strict file-localization F1

vs a tuned BM25 + cross-encoder baseline (0.219 vs 0.116). Frozen 26-task suite, reproducible bit-for-bit.

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The ecosystem

One system, a few clear surfaces.

A graph-native engine, a transparent filesystem projection, an editor extension, an MCP server for agents, and the hosted control plane. Not nineteen disconnected tools.

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Ship AI code without betting the business.

AI coding will not slow down. Kin proves each change is safe to ship, runs beside Git and CI, and keeps provenance for every merge.