Machine-readable interfaces
Give coding agents the same contract as developers
The local toolkit candidate exposes a narrow read-only MCP surface and version-matched guidance.
A tool description should teach the same limits the implementation enforces.
Native toolkit 0.1.0 is an unmerged review candidate, locally qualified on Linux x64. No public binary release, macOS/Windows distribution, or live AWS connection is offered here.
Five tools, not a shell proxy
The server uses stdio with initialization and bounded framing, not a public TCP endpoint. Unknown, null, cross-tool, write, shell, and arbitrary-path arguments fail before project reads.
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kam_project_status
Local configuration and generated-file drift. No live account or IAM check.
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kam_view_manifest
A normalized manifest and configuration fingerprint, not deployed authority.
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kam_replay_fixture
Re-evaluate supplied synthetic scenarios with the real Rust engine, without executing an agent.
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kam_reference_atlas
Selected-reference JSON bytes and explicit omissions, not model-token counts.
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kam_docs
Bundled version-matched documentation.
Generated instructions are reviewable local files
Generation produces versioned Markdown, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, skills, and a managed AGENTS.md block. Surrounding customer instructions are preserved. Edits to managed content and concurrent source changes are detected.
Generating guidance does not install packages, activate an agent configuration, or register a GitHub workflow. The customer reviews the proposed artifacts and explicitly chooses integration steps.
Read these website guides as Markdown
Each public guide has a Markdown equivalent generated from the same typed content as the HTML page. The documentation manifest lists both addresses. Availability labels and reviewed source identities are included; unpublished tools are not presented as installed services.