Kits¶

A kit is a domain bundle: object types, responders, edge logic, and seed logic packaged for a specific use case.

Included kits¶

Kit	Goal	Objects	Relations
Diligence	Due-diligence on a company or entity	Company, Claim, Evidence, Contradiction, Report	supports, contradicts, depends_on, sourced_from
Research	Decompose a topic into questions, findings, and synthesis	Goal, Question, Source, Finding, Synthesis	decomposes_into, answers, synthesizes, cites

Every kit module must export:

def create_kit() -> list[Responder]:
    """Return the list of responders for this kit."""
    ...

Optionally, a kit can export:

def seed_from_goal(goal: str, run_id: str) -> list[KandoEvent]:
    """Convert a free-text goal into seed events for this kit."""
    ...

If seed_from_goal is absent, the CLI wraps the goal text in a generic Goal object event.

Kits are loaded by name using Python's import machinery. The loader tries these candidates in order:

{name}.kit
{name}
kits.{name}.kit
kits.{name}

So kits/diligence, kits.diligence, kits.diligence.kit all resolve to the same module.

kando run kits/diligence --goal "Evaluate Stripe"
kando run kits/research  --goal "Understand quantum computing"