Get the Kyanite tool working in your environment.
Most Kyanite products are open source. Paid implementation is for the moment when you want the tool installed, adapted, checked, documented, and handed off without burning days on setup alone.
What you bring
- What result you need from the Kyanite tool
- Your machine, stack, constraints, and current blocker
- Install path, examples, checks, and handoff needs
- Whether advising, setup, adaptation, or a build sprint fits
- What belongs to Kyanite vs. a separate PuenteWorks engagement
What Kyanite returns
- A practical path to the working result
- Setup/adaptation notes and priority blockers
- Docs, examples, or handoff material where useful
- Advising on architecture, constraints, and tradeoffs
- Scope for deeper build work if the tool needs it
Implementation
Good fit when you want the outcome from a Kyanite tool or workflow instead of doing every setup, adaptation, and handoff step alone. Broader consulting routes through PuenteWorks.
What Kyanite can help you get working.
The goal is practical implementation. You should leave closer to a tool you can actually use.
Install and configure
Get a Kyanite tool running in your environment with the right dependencies, commands, configs, examples, and basic checks.
Adapt it to the real workflow
Map the tool to your real process: video pipeline, estimation workflow, localization QA, glaze studio work, or dev-learning diagnostics.
Understand tradeoffs and hand off
Understand the tradeoffs, next steps, limits, and maintenance expectations so the implementation survives after the session.
Kyanite already builds the proof.
MCP video editing, time estimation, Spanish localization QA, ceramic glaze software, and development-learning diagnostics. The paid support exists so people can reach the outcome faster, not just admire the repo.
- People who want mcp-video, Epoch, DialectOS, openglaze, or a Kyanite workflow working in their environment.
- Builders who want advising around setup, adaptation, docs, and next steps.
- Not generic consulting. That belongs under PuenteWorks.