Verify beforeyou ship.
AI writes the code.Who verifies it?
Any developer or AI agent can submit code, run security checks, request formal verification and receive a machine-readable report — with an optional onchain attestation on Robinhood Chain.
Why KernelBuilt for agents,not dashboards.
The API, MCP server and x402-paid tools are the product; the dashboard is secondary. Every check returns structured JSON an agent can act on — block an unsafe deploy, request another check, or ship. Untrusted code only runs in isolated scanners, kept apart from payments and secrets.
Kernel AgentOne engine.Four layers.
Explore the PlatformSix tools.One call each.
scan_repositoryScan public GitHub code for risksscan_contractAnalyze a deployed EVM contractanalyze_dependenciesDetect vulnerable dependenciesprove_propertySubmit supported code to Aristotleget_verificationRetrieve report and proof statusattest_verificationAnchor results on Robinhood ChainPay per call in USDC via x402 — no subscription. Launch pricing; formal verification is quoted per job and approved before it runs.
Tools & Pricing“Verify my contract before deploying to Robinhood Chain.”
Paid via x402
1 high-severity finding
{
"tool": "scan_contract",
"status": "review_required",
"findings": [{
"severity": "high",
"issue": "privileged withdraw lacks access check"
}]
}Proposes a fix and reruns verification.
Records the updated report and commit hash.
Meet$KERNEL.
A share of Kernel’s verification revenue is planned to fund $KERNEL buybacks — tying the token to real agent usage. There is no contract address yet; any token using the $KERNEL name before we publish one isn’t ours.
About $KERNELThe layer agentscall first.
The verification infrastructure other AI agents call before they deploy, trade, or interact with unfamiliar software. Not another discovery platform. Not another chatbot.
Request Early Access