Status

As of 2026-10-04

Kaleidoscope installs from npm and runs on your machine. It needs a key. Nothing is signed for release, and there is no account to sign in to.

Install

npm install -g @kleos-research/kaleidoscope

macOS and Linux, on Apple Silicon and x86_64. Windows is not supported yet.

Email contact@kleosresearch.xyz for a key, then follow Getting started.

What is current

Package	0.0.8 on npm
Documentation	updated 2026-10-04
Signed builds	none, so what you install is unsigned software
Accounts	none, and none to create
Python package	none — kscope-memory on PyPI is a 0.0.0 placeholder with no working code, and kaleidoscope-memory was never registered

Nothing here is hosted, so there is no uptime to report. If a hosted service ships, its status appears on this page.

Machines

Machine	Built and published	Run by us
macOS, Apple Silicon	yes	yes
macOS, x86_64	yes	no
Linux, arm64	yes	no
Linux, x86_64	yes	no
Windows, x86_64	no	no

Windows has had a compiler check of the memory engine’s source and nothing more. Nothing was built there and nothing has run there.

Editors and agents

From the command line, on that Mac:

	what happened	what did not
Codex 0.149.0	Kaleidoscope's entry is added to Codex's configuration, listed, read back and removed exactly, leaving the file byte for byte as it was	that Codex then starts the server and sees the two tools; Codex's command line offers no way to check
Claude Code 2.1.239	connected from the command line, not duplicated on a second run, removed cleanly, and both tools discovered	any run through a model turn, and anything done through the graphical interface
OpenCode 1.18.21	both configuration shapes written, applied twice without duplicating, removed cleanly, and both tools discovered	any run through a model turn, and anything done through the graphical interface
Cursor	its configuration and its project rule are written and removed exactly	everything after that; Cursor has never been launched against them

LangChain, LangGraph, the Claude Agent SDK, the OpenAI Agents SDK and CrewAI have been run against stand-in models, never a live provider.

Not run at all:

• any run against a live model provider
• any editor's graphical interface
• any platform other than macOS on Apple Silicon
• any package installed from a registry

Contracts you can read now

• The two tools a model sees — search and remember, and nothing else.
• The full command-line help — every command of kscope, verbatim. It lists commands rather than flags: --no-wire on kscope init is real and is not on it.

The same facts in machine-readable form: status.json and platform-support.json.