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About Bynn

Bynn Agent Skills is a collection of integration guides for coding agents covering Bynn, ZOREAL, Agemin, Detector24, and DecisionNode. It includes product-specific skills and onboarding instructions for connecting MCP servers.

Key features

  1. 01Guides for document fraud detection
  2. 02Identity and age verification integration
  3. 03Human-presence and meeting workflows
  4. 04Image, video, audio, and text detection
  5. 05Install skills for supported agents

Use cases

  1. 01Integrate document checks in an application
  2. 02Add identity or age verification
  3. 03Build human-presence sign-in or meetings
  4. 04Use content detection models

MCP support

The skills explain how to connect to Bynn's MCP server at https://mcp.bynn.com and use its tools; the server requires sign-in or a bearer token. Onboarding also registers the DecisionNode documentation MCP server.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://mcp.bynn.com
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

Details

From the project README

Bynn Agent Skills

Official Agent Skills for Bynn, ZOREAL, Agemin, and Detector24. They teach any coding agent how to integrate document fraud detection for manipulated, fake and AI-generated PDF and image documents, plus identity verification, proof-of-human sign-in and meetings, age verification, and content detection, including the parts that are easy to get subtly and dangerously wrong. The onboarding below also installs the DecisionNode skill from its own repository, decision-node-skills.

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Windsurf, Zed, and every other agent the skills CLI supports.

Onboard an agent in one shot

Paste this line into any coding agent and it installs the Bynn, ZOREAL, DecisionNode, Agemin and Detector24 skills plus the MCP servers itself, following agent-setup.md:

Set up Bynn, ZOREAL, DecisionNode, Agemin and Detector24 for me: fetch https://bynn.com/agent-setup.md and follow it.

It covers Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, and headless or CI setups, and tells the agent what to verify before it reports success.

https://bynn.com/agent-setup.md serves this repository's agent-setup.md as it is; its source is https://github.com/Bynn-Intelligence/skills/blob/main/agent-setup.md.

Install

Any agent:

npx skills add Bynn-Intelligence/skills

The installer shows a picker grouped by product (Bynn, ZOREAL, Agemin, Detector24), so you can toggle a whole product with one keypress on its group header. Press a to select everything. Nothing is pre-selected, which is the CLI's behaviour and not configurable per repository.

To skip the picker entirely:

# every skill, every detected agent, no prompts
npx skills add Bynn-Intelligence/skills --all

# every skill, but choose the agents yourself
npx skills add Bynn-Intelligence/skills --skill '*'

# just one product's skills
npx skills add Bynn-Intelligence/skills --skill bynn --skill bynn-mcp --skill bynn-kyc-sessions

Running inside a coding agent skips the picker on its own and installs everything.

Claude Code, with the bundled MCP server:

/plugin marketplace add Bynn-Intelligence/skills
/plugin install bynn@bynn
/plugin install zoreal@bynn

DecisionNode is installed from its own marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add Bynn-Intelligence/decision-node-skills
/plugin install decisionnode@decisionnode

What is in here

bynn

The identity platform. Start with the bynn skill: it routes to the rest.

SkillCovers
bynnRouter. Auth model, API base, errors, conventions.
bynn-mcpConnecting an agent to mcp.bynn.com and driving Bynn through tools.
bynn-document-fraudForgery, tampering, and AI-generation analysis of documents.
bynn-kyc-sessionsIdentity verification sessions: liveness, NFC chip reads, preflight.
bynn-web-sdkEmbedding verification in a website with @bynn-intelligence/websdk.
bynn-age-verificationAge estimation and minor detection, selfie and liveness.
bynn-moderationEvery detection model over image, video, text, and audio.
bynn-face-searchFace collections, enrollment, and 1:N search.
bynn-autodocDocument requests sent over email or SMS.
bynn-webhooksPayloads, the event catalogue, and signature verification.
zoreal

ZOREAL, the trust layer that proves a real human is present behind a digital interaction.

SkillCovers
zorealRouter. What each ZOREAL product proves, and why ZOREAL Verify work goes through the Bynn skills.
zoreal-identifyLogin with ZOREAL: the client libraries, scopes, requiring a live human with acr, the assurance block.
zoreal-meetThe ZOREAL Meet meetings API, host controls and the presence rule, and the ZOREAL Book embed.

ZOREAL Verify, which includes PDFChecker, runs its checks through the Bynn API today, so its integration lives in bynn-document-fraud and bynn-kyc-sessions.

agemin

Biometric age verification for websites and apps.

SkillCovers
ageminRouter. Asset ID versus private key, and why the browser result is not proof.
agemin-web-sdk@bynn-intelligence/agemin-sdk, age gating, SEO bypass, React and Vue.
agemin-apiServer-side confirmation, email and selfie checks, reference lookups.
detector24

Detection models for image, video, audio, and text.

SkillCovers
detector24Reading a model's input_schema and output_schema, async submission, and the rule that media must never be preprocessed.

Credentials

Nothing here ships a credential. Each skill says which key it needs and where to get it.

ProductGet keys at
Bynnhttps://dashboard.bynn.com (agent token at /authenticate)
ZOREALhttps://zoreal.com: Assets for Login with ZOREAL, Settings, API keys for the Meet API
DecisionNodehttps://decisionnode.com/console/keys
Ageminhttps://agemin.com/app
Detector24https://detector24.ai/app
Connect the MCP server

Installing skills does not connect the Bynn MCP server: npx skills add copies skill files only. Connect it separately to get the Bynn tools.

claude mcp add --transport http bynn https://mcp.bynn.com

Then run /mcp and sign in. The Claude Code plugin registers this URL for you, but it stays inert until that sign-in completes. For headless use, pass a token instead:

claude mcp add --transport http bynn https://mcp.bynn.com \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $BYNN_API_TOKEN"

The endpoint is the root path. Appending /mcp returns a 404.

The DecisionNode docs server needs no key or sign-in, and the decisionnode plugin registers it for you:

claude mcp add --transport http decisionnode-docs https://decisionnode.com/mcp
``` Other clients, including
Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and Zed, are covered in the
`bynn-mcp` skill.

## Two rules worth reading before you build

**Never preprocess media.** Do not resize, crop, re-encode, or strip metadata before
submitting an image, video, or document for fraud, tampering, or AI-generation analysis.
Those detectors read artifacts that live in the exact bytes of the original file, and
processing destroys them silently. The result comes back looking clean.

**The browser is never the verdict.** SDK callbacks run on the visitor's own machine.
Confirm every result server side before unlocking anything.

## Documentation

- Agent onboarding: [`agent-setup.md`](agent-setup.md)
- Bynn: `https://docs.bynn.com`, spec at `https://api.bynn.com/openapi.json`
- ZOREAL: `https://zoreal.com/documentation`, sign-in provider at `https://id.zoreal.com/.well-known/openid-configuration`
- DecisionNode: `https://decisionnode.com/docs`, docs MCP server at `https://decisionnode.com/mcp`
- Agemin: `https://agemin.com/docs`
- Detector24: `https://detector24.ai/docs`

## License

MIT. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).

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