kin
kin: how it fits into Kin.
Kin stores and manages code for people and AI, keeping code connections and change history together. Start here to try the public alpha.
How this works in Kin
Kin is an open-source code repository for people and AI agents. It versions code and recorded relationships together. Give people a clearer basis for directing and reviewing AI-driven work.
Open source, Apache-2.0
The core. Kin holds the graph-native repository format, CLI, daemon, MCP server, projections, reconcile, review history, and execution semantics, and it treats its semantic graph as the repository authority.
Where it sits in the system
The center of the ecosystem. Everything else stores, serves, or extends the graph that Kin owns.
Related surfaces
Kin is one system with a few clear surfaces. Explore how the rest of the ecosystem fits together.
Build, inspect or contribute.
Open source Kin gives you the local semantic system, and the install page has the commands for your platform. KinLab adds hosted collaboration for teams; you can request early access when a shared repository graph is what you need.