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StackKits is the standalone, open homelab standard. It provides portable kit definitions, the stackkit CLI and MCP connector, and a local lifecycle for validating, generating, applying, and verifying a stack. The public documentation currently describes the released v0.16.0 catalog only. StackKits works against a host you already control; it does not require a kombify account or a hosted kombify endpoint.

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Released kits

Basement Kit

The current local, single-environment kit for hardware on your home or private network.

Cloud Kit

A released single-environment definition for an existing VPS or cloud host that you operate.
Both kits are released through the public v0.16.0 release index. Choose the kit by the environment you control, not by the number of services you want to run. The first successful standalone path is on the Quickstart.

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What StackKits does not do

  • create or buy a server for you
  • hold provider credentials or manage provider resources
  • require a hosted control plane for Standard Mode
  • replace the local owner and evidence produced by the standalone lifecycle

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Next steps

Quickstart

Install the released CLI and create a first Basement Kit workspace.

Applications

Separate current core, optional workloads, and additional module contracts.

How-to guides

Configure intent, inspect a plan, apply, verify, and practice recovery.