KG / 001 Kitsune Technologies project record
Kitsune Technologies is a small, founder-led company near St. Louis. This site tracks what we have built, what is running now, and what is still private.
02 / Featured projects
Each one is here for deep engineering, a rare niche, or something you can open right now.
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Gives tool-using agents enough authority to work without handing them the whole machine.
Connects a typed map editor to a playable action RPG instead of stopping at an editor demo.
Moves a whole desktop over an encrypted Rust transport built for low-latency remote control.
Makes a very large tool library usable without stuffing every tool definition into every model request.
Runs a real media workflow behind the upload and playback interface.
Takes a complete narrative game through deterministic playthroughs and a verified Windows build.
Models an agent-run company without letting one tenant, retry, or stale ticket corrupt another.
Keeps several media models productive on one GPU instead of letting them fight over memory.
Runs dictation locally so less typing does not require a hosted transcription service.
Keeps browser review decisions tied to cited passages in the source PDF.
03 / Project map
The complete map groups projects by the kind of problem they solve. It grows with the public registry.
9 categories. 261 project records. Every number comes from the public list.
Agent tools, model evaluation, and practical automation.
42 projectsKTX-02Tools built around real work instead of generic templates.
54 projectsKTX-03The hosting and recovery systems behind our products.
31 projectsKTX-04Games and the tools used to build or run them.
27 projectsKTX-05Tools for making and publishing media.
34 projectsKTX-06Software and input tools that make technology easier to use.
15 projectsKTX-07Lab systems and physical tools we have tested ourselves.
5 projectsKTX-08Small technical experiments with evidence behind them.
36 projectsKTX-09Projects released under permissive open-source licenses for anyone to inspect, use, and adapt.
17 projects05 / Why
Owning the important parts makes debugging easier and gives us control over what happens to the data. We still buy or rent the parts that make more sense that way.
Right now we run our own hosting and identity layer for a small set of products. We will add to that only when the work is real enough to show here.
Kitsune Group / St. Louis area
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