Portable individual evidence
Academic record + projects + consent + provenance + encrypted local backup.
This is both an architecture and market decision: Kamin does not attempt to build a parallel national platform and is not restricted to a single university. Its entry point is a learner-owned university evidence layer designed for future interoperability.
Kamin turns academic records and projects into explainable, portable capability evidence and connects that evidence to student, university, and employer decisions without claiming to be the national system of record.
Academic record + projects + consent + provenance + encrypted local backup.
Why a pathway fits, what is missing, and the next step — without automated hiring decisions.
A layer that connects course outcomes and evidence to updateable national/international capability taxonomies.
Kamin does not duplicate national skills/training records or claim national-system authority.
King Abdulaziz University can be an excellent pilot environment, but it is not the boundary of the product or data model.
No current API, endorsement, or government partnership is claimed. Any future connection requires an official channel.
Beachhead: final-year students and recent graduates through a defined university or program. The university is the first B2B2C channel, followed by Employer-Lite. If an official national integration path becomes available later, Kamin remains an evidence/explainability provider rather than a substitute for national infrastructure.
These are official contextual sources only. Their appearance here does not imply ministry partnership or endorsement of Kamin.