Provider-neutral adapters
External providers should be replaceable where practical. Core KSD authority should not depend on one model or infrastructure vendor.
Developers / Partners
Integrate with the system without becoming the system.
KSD is designed around replaceable providers and explicit boundaries. A model, infrastructure provider, identity service, storage provider or external rail can contribute capability without becoming the permanent control plane.
Integration principles
Clear seams make stronger systems.
KSD is interested in technical and commercial partners that can work inside explicit authority, privacy, proof and replacement boundaries.
User-owned data by default
Product integration should not silently turn user content into centrally hosted KSD data.
Proof-aware handoffs
Important outcomes should expose the evidence needed for downstream verification instead of returning only a success message.
Explicit authority
Integrations should know what they are allowed to do, what needs human approval and what they must refuse.
Independent verification
Execution providers do not get to certify their own results when independent proof is required.
No hidden custody assumptions
Identity, financial and storage integrations must state where custody, settlement and responsibility actually sit.
Current posture
Partnership intake is still being connected.
The public site does not pretend a developer portal or automated partner intake is live before those systems exist.
In development
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