Kin works alongside GitHub today.
Keep GitHub for sharing code and reviewing proposed changes with your team. Try Kin on your own computer to check how that code connects and what a change might affect.
Open source. Public alpha.
Try KinYou don't need to move anything to try it.
Start with a disposable copy of a small GitHub project. Your team's shared code and existing checks can stay where they are. Kin's answers can miss connections, so keep your tests and review.
How Kin fits into GitHub review
GitHub hosts Git repositories and reviews proposed changes through pull requests. Kin can produce an advisory report about likely impact and known gaps before a merge decision. The team still decides; Kin does not replace every GitHub workflow.
The real comparison is with Git.
GitHub hosts Git repositories. What Kin records in addition to Git, how the two run together today, and what Kin can't do yet are on one page.
How Kin compares to Git