Add Kin - #1910
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Contributing criteria check[PASS]
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| Criterion | Result |
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| Stars (min 20) | pass 64 stars |
| Human contributors (min 2) | pass 3 human contributors |
| Age (min 6 months) | pass created 203 days ago (at least 6 months) |
All tool eligibility criteria passed. Thank you for your contribution.
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Adds Kin, an open-source (Apache-2.0) graph-native code repository with a CLI and an MCP server. It parses 14 languages into code entities and their relationships and answers questions about callers, references and traces. It is in public beta.
Tool requirements
README.mddirectly.AI tags, if applicable
Neither applies. Kin doesn't analyze AI-generated code specifically, and it doesn't call a model while analyzing code. Its optional embedding and reranking providers are off by default.