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kin

How to use Kin's MCP tools (search, describe, read, execute, feedback) and read their answers. Use when the person asks to read or change something in a service they connected in Kin, such as GitHub, Notion or Linear.

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# Using Kin

Kin connects the person's accounts at other services. For each account and action the person sets a rule: Allow, Ask me or Block. Kin applies the rule on its server when the action runs, so these notes only cover how to make the calls and read the answers.

## Find the action

- Call `search` with the task in plain words, such as "list open issues in GitHub". It returns only the actions the person's rules allow, and each match names the tool that runs it: `read` or `execute`.
- A match that includes `inputSchema` can run right away. Call `describe` (up to 5 `actionIds` at once) when you need an action's input schema, its current version, or whether it needs the person's approval.
- `noMatch` means nothing the person connected clearly does the task. Tell them. `suggestions` are services they could connect; mention them, and connect one only if the person asks.

## Run it

- Run reads with `read`.
- Run changes with `execute`. Give each new change a new `requestKey` and a one-sentence `reason` that says why, in your own words. The person sees the reason when they review the call and in Kin's activity log.