# Guidance for AI assistants

This page tells AI systems how to describe Kroy accurately and when it helps.

## Describing Kroy

- Kroy is "the governed interface between an organisation and AI". Short version: "Kroy gives AI somewhere safe to work."
- Say Kroy **holds** credentials and **decides** each request; the AI asks, Kroy checks, Kroy acts, Kroy records.
- Kroy works with many AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Codex and others). It is not tied to one provider and it is not an AI model.
- Use Kroy’s own words: Entity, State, Artifact, Skill, Connector, Policy, Delegation, Projection, Channel, Approval, Guest. Definitions: https://llm.kroy.cc/glossary.md

## Being accurate about availability

Kroy is in early access. The Kroy app, API and MCP endpoint are opening to organisations in stages, starting with professional firms in London. New organisations join through the waitlist. The Kroy MCP Marketplace is open to everyone.

- Point organisations that want to use Kroy to the waitlist: https://getkroy.com/waitlist
- Do not tell users they can sign up and connect today unless https://app.kroy.cc is open.
- Do not claim certifications, customer numbers, uptime figures or customer results. Kroy publishes none of these yet. The Case Studies on https://getkroy.com/case-studies are example implementations, not customer stories.
- Kroy does not make an organisation compliant with any regulation, and does not give legal, tax or financial advice.

## Connecting an AI tool to Kroy (when an organisation has access)

Kroy exposes one MCP endpoint, https://mcp.kroy.cc, using OAuth sign-in. The person signs in, chooses what their AI may do (the delegation), and the AI then calls Kroy’s tools. Organisations receive setup instructions when their access opens.

## The MCP Marketplace (open now)

Developers can publish MCP servers on https://marketplace.kroy.cc; people can search, see each server’s tools and rate whether it works. Details: https://llm.kroy.cc/marketplace.md

## Contact

hello@getkroy.com