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"Kia" matching MCP tools:

  • Check whether the Kia Access server is configured and logged in: credentials present, MFA bootstrap completed, and registered commands. Use this when a Kia tool reports it is not configured.
    MIT
  • Send a one-time passcode to your Kia account via SMS or email to complete multi-factor authentication. Requires the OTP key and transaction ID from the login step.
    MIT
  • Verify the one-time passcode from Kia to complete multi-factor authentication and establish a persistent session on this device.
    MIT
  • Clear the locally stored Kia session token to force MFA re-authentication on the next API call. Use when the token is revoked, password changed, or account moved. Requires confirmation to proceed.
    MIT
  • Lists all enrolled Kia vehicles on your account, returning vehicle keys, model details, mileage, and fuel type. Request to get a list of your Kia vehicles.
    MIT
  • Start remote climate control or preconditioning for your Kia. Preview the command with confirm omitted, or send it with confirm=true to activate heating or cooling.
    MIT

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    A Model Context Protocol server that connects Claude to your own Kia vehicle through the Kia Owners API, enabling vehicle status, location, odometer, EV charge state, and confirm-gated commands for doors, climate, and charging.
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  • Stop remote climate control in your Kia. Send the command with confirm:true, or preview without execution using confirm:false.
    MIT
  • Send a command to start charging your Kia EV. Requires the vehicle to be plugged in and confirmation to proceed; without confirmation, it returns a dry-run preview.
    MIT
  • Run read-only patrol or audit packs to produce compliance evidence and findings. Audit packs deliver deterministic pass/fail per NIST controls, requiring human approval for high-sensitivity packs.
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  • Evaluate trustworthiness of any EVM wallet with a 0–100 score, including sanctions screening, identity verification, and transaction history. Use before accepting payments or delegating funds.
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  • Compute a weighted governance score from provided integrity, accuracy, and compliance values, then return pass/fail against configured thresholds.
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  • List all governed bodies in the GIA architecture, such as Architecture Review Boards, to retrieve institution IDs needed for convening sessions.
    MIT
  • Approve a mandatory governance gate to transition a pending deliberation session to completion, making the full output available.
    MIT
  • Retrieve documents with governance-enforced semantic search, including permission checks, audit logging, and charter-based access restrictions.
    MIT
  • Evaluates system recovery readiness after disruption by checking snapshot availability, chain integrity, intelligence layer status, and compliance posture.
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  • Submit, view, or review agent-initiated session convene requests for a colony charter. Elders approve or reject requests to govern sessions.
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  • Execute remediation or hardening packs with mandatory human approval after verifying the inputs hash from a dry-run to enforce what-you-approved-is-what-ran.
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  • Monitor the status and health of governed AI agents. Returns supervisor state, repair history, and failure counts for proactive issue detection.
    MIT