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kakunin.ai

Kakunin provides identity, certificate issuance, behavioral monitoring, and compliance/audit tooling for AI agents. It issues X.509 certificates to agents, scores and logs their behavior, and exposes public verification artifacts for third parties to validate agent credentials.

4 integrations · MCP · REST · CLI

Kakunin exposes a documented REST API with an OpenAPI schema, a public no-auth verification/CRL surface on `api.kakunin.ai`, an MCP server at `https://www.kakunin.ai/api/mcp`, and an npm-distributed `kakunin-mcp` CLI; authenticated surfaces use Bearer auth with Kakunin-issued API keys, and OAuth resource metadata is also published for bearer access tokens.

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MCP servers1
REST · OpenAPI2
CLI1
Credentials
Kakunin API keybearerGet token ↗

In the Kakunin dashboard, create an API key. The docs point to Dashboard → Developer / Project Settings → API Keys → Create key and show sandbox/test keys alongside production keys. Use the resulting kak_live_... or kak_test_... key as a Bearer token. For SDKs and automation, set KAKUNIN_API_KEY; some guides also require KAKUNIN_PROJECT_ID.

Kakunin OAuth clientoauth2_ccSet up OAuth ↗

Register a Kakunin OAuth application with Kakunin so you have a client_id and client_secret, then request tokens from the Kakunin OAuth server at `/api/v1/oauth/token`. The published authorization server metadata shows authorization-code, client-credentials, and refresh-token grants, with token endpoint auth methods client_secret_basic and client_secret_post, and scopes including agent:verify, agent:certificates:read, agent:certificates:issue, agent:audit:read, and agent:risk:read. The docs do not expose the app-registration page directly, so use Kakunin's OAuth flow/documentation starting from the auth server metadata.

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