huey1in/kiroclaim

KiroClaim is a lightweight system for issuing, redeeming, and managing Kiro accounts through redemption codes. It is aimed at operators who want to distribute access to Kiro accounts in bulk, using a card key model where a code can be generated, handed out, and then redeemed by a client to receive account access. The README lists a set of core features: a first-run setup flow that walks an operator through creating an admin account, importing Kiro accounts and refreshing their access tokens, checking usage and available models, and running health checks on those accounts, treating an HTTP 403 response as a sign the account has been banned. Redemption codes can be generated and redeemed through a client interface, with streaming delivery of results. Admin settings are stored in a key-value table in the database. For running the project, local development defaults to a SQLite database, while the documented Docker Compose deployment runs the app alongside a MySQL container, with database credentials generated automatically during setup. The Compose setup also mounts the host's Docker socket so the admin panel can trigger updates to the newest Docker image, and the README specifically warns that this is equivalent to giving the container control over the host's Docker daemon, so automatic updates should only be enabled on a trusted server. The project is written in Go using the Gin web framework, supports Linux and Windows binary releases in addition to Docker images, and configuration values like the listening port, database type, and optional Prometheus metrics credentials are set through environment variables or the admin panel.