One system. A few clear surfaces.
Kin is one system, not a shelf of separate products. Each repository below has one job in that system. Kin's semantic graph connects the engine, optional filesystem projection, editor, and bundled agent surface. Install one system, not a pile of unrelated tools.
Kin is open-source developer tooling. KinLab adds hosted collaboration, shared memory, and team controls. The open-source Kin repositories below are free to adopt under Apache-2.0. Kin is built from them. KinLab is the hosted team product.
Open sourceApache-2.0
Explore the engine, filesystem projection, retrieval, inference, editor, and agent tools in their public repositories ongithub.com/firelock-ai.
Kin: the system of record
Kin is the system of record for AI-written software. Kin keeps a persistent graph of entities, relationships, changes, and history.
Read morekin-db: the semantic engine
An embedded graph engine, not a server you run.
Read morekin-vfs: transparent projection
Serve graph-backed files to ordinary filesystem tools.
Read morekin-editor: the editor surface
Kin in your editor, not a fork.
Read morekin-mcp: the agent surface
Semantic context for any AI agent, over MCP.
Read morekin-model: canonical types
The shared vocabulary of the graph.
Read morekin-lsp: type-resolved enrichment
Type-resolved relationships for the graph.
Read morekin-blobs: content storage
Content-addressed storage for Kin.
Read morekin-search: lexical retrieval
Lexical search under the graph.
Read morekin-vector: vector retrieval
Semantic vector search under the graph.
Read morekin-infer: local inference
Pure-Rust embeddings, computed locally.
Read morePrivate proof infrastructureexternal access pending
Internal supporting repositories are documented for architecture clarity, but they are not publicly readable or forkable today.
Hostedproprietary
KinLab adds shared repository graphs and memory, team controls, advisory AI review, and collaboration around open source Kin.
Start locally. Add the team product when you need it.
Install open source Kin for free, or learn how KinLab adds hosted collaboration for teams.