From first hire to first audit.

POV · CANDIDATE One link, no account. Jordan sees the stage they are in and answers the offer on the same page — on your careers domain, not ours.

POV · OPERATOR The pipeline, and what is rotting in it. Reviews waiting on you, a code task expiring, candidates nobody has answered — surfaced before anyone complains.

POV · AGENT The client is told before it acts. Kit annotates every tool it publishes — read-only, destructive, or “this reaches a human outside your company”.

POV · RESEARCHER They watch their own report. Fix verified, $1,500 approved, payout pending — plus the tax document and the appeal, without emailing anyone to ask.

POV · OPERATOR One report, with its clock running. 17 hours left on the acknowledgment SLA, the researcher's appeal, the duplicate check, the severity step still open.

POV · AGENT Reads the queue, moves the money. csirt_list_reports finds what is at risk, csirt_triage_report and the award both land as ledger entries an auditor can follow.

POV · TRAINEE They upload the proof themselves. A screenshot of their own locked screen, dated, with the machine named — no Kit seat, no login to remember.

POV · OPERATOR The register, one row per person. Employee id, department, completion date — exported as a spreadsheet, or as a per-person evidence bundle an auditor can sample.

POV · AGENT Read-only, and it says so. The client interrupts nobody for a list call — it is the write tools that stop and ask.

POV · PROSPECT The surface that should not exist. Every other part of Kit here has an outsider view. This one deliberately does not, and we would rather show the hole than invent a screen.

POV · OPERATOR Replies, not sends. One inbox across every campaign, interested first — because the only number that matters here is who answered.

POV · AGENT It reaches across the products. The match comes out of your own talent pool — a standalone outreach tool cannot run this query, because it does not have your applicants.