v0.1 draft - open source - MIT-licensed specs

Prove what your AI actually does.
Before a buyer, regulator, or agent has to guess.

Explain this page:

Kinetic Gain is a set of open JSON specs that let an AI vendor declare what a system is, what it refuses, what evidence backs its claims, and what happens when it fails, so procurement teams, compliance reviewers, and other AI agents can verify it automatically instead of taking your word for it.

Open source - validated against JSON Schema 2020-12 - works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client

01 - At a glance

The suite, visualized.

Twelve specs, 17 featured properties, one audit spine. Click a pod to filter, click any node for its dossier.

Hub size = real count in that section. Each hub shows real, linked items, hover for the full count. Tab through with a keyboard; Enter/Space activates a node like a click.

02 - Overview

The core layer

Each spec carries a top-level <name>_version field. The MCP server exposes fetch / validate / inspect / cross-spec-join tools for all twelve specs. The eleven regulated-vertical 6-packs, HealthTech, EdTech, PropTech, InsurTech, HR Tech, FinTech, GovTech, LegalTech, EnergyTech, DefenseTech, RetailTech, fan the same six canonical artifact shapes across 66 sibling spec repos; see /verticals/ for the full extension layer.

03 - Entry points

Two front doors

VALIDATOR - web

validator.kineticgain.com

Paste any Suite JSON in the browser and get a procurement-grade validation report. Auto-detects which of the twelve specs the document belongs to via its *_version field, then validates against the canonical JSON Schema 2020-12.

  • 12 schemas bundled - no network at validation time
  • Companion: React visualizer with 11 currently supported document types; the MCP server covers all 12 specs
Open validator →
MCP SERVER - stdio

mcp-kinetic-gain

75 tools across all 12 specs, including the DefenseTech 8-tool pack. Version 0.10.0 is published on npm with provenance and on the official MCP Registry. One pinned MCP client config entry starts the local stdio preview; it does not put a buyer policy on the application's request path.

  • Published package: 75 tools in a local stdio server
  • Verified distribution: npm + Official MCP Registry
Tool inventory + registry status →

Full detail lives on its own page: /specs/ (all twelve specs, filterable), /implementations/ (the 23-repo open-source stack), /audit-stream/ (the governance event spine), /properties/ (featured live properties plus the full constellation).

Author

Miz Causevic — Boston Enterprise Technologist, Boston, MA. ~30 years · IBM, CyberArk, Alteryx, Digital.ai, Gryphon.ai

All twelve specs are MIT-licensed for maximum implementation freedom; reference implementations like the unified MCP server (mcp-kinetic-gain) are AGPL-3.0.

Published MCP distribution

The unified MCP server has two verified distribution records for v0.10.0: npm and the official MCP Registry. Pin the package version in your client configuration.

npm registry. mcp-kinetic-gain@0.10.0 exposes 75 local stdio tools. Inspect the package's provenance and tool descriptions before use.

Official MCP Registry. mcp-kinetic-gain v0.10.0 is also listed on the official MCP Registry. One Claude Desktop / Cursor / MCP-client config entry covers all 12 specs.

Across the rest of the estate

The Suite is one of several product lanes under kineticgain.com. A broader grouped property index is at kineticgain.com/constellation/.

Adjacent surfaces buyers reach for alongside the Suite specs:

The six governance guides that anchor the estate's topical clusters, each mapped to the Kinetic Gain Protocol standard: