Are the Project Source Files for kenp.io Modifications Available?

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Yes. According to the documentation site, project source files are hosted on GitHub, and the site links to them for reference. The documentation itself is organized by project and version, so you can match a guide to the specific kit you own before looking for its source files.

What the Documentation Site Provides

The site is a versioned instruction hub for hardware modification kits. Its home page states that all projects appear in the left navigation bar, and that project source files live on GitHub.

Resource Where it is What it is for
Assembly guides Left navigation, grouped by project Step-by-step build instructions for a specific kit version
Compatibility and version pages Within each project section Checking which kit version matches your device
Video guides Linked within project sections Visual walkthroughs of assembly
Project source files GitHub The underlying files for each project
Support Discord server Troubleshooting and community help

Documented Projects

The navigation lists these project areas:

  • iPhone USB-C Protection Cases (instructions, troubleshooting)
  • AirPods USB-C Protection Cases (instructions, troubleshooting)
  • AirPods MAX USB-C External Adapter (instructions)
  • USB-C Internal Kit (compatibility, versions, video, assembly guides v1.1 and v1)
  • AirPods PRO 1 USB-C Internal Kit (compatibility, versions, video, assembly guides v3.1, v3, and v0.2+v0.1)
  • AirPods 1 + 2 (compatibility, versions, video guide, repair and upgrade guide)
  • Meta Quest 2 Clear Kit (assembly guide v1)

Conditions to Know Before You Start

Two access conditions are stated on the site:

  1. Discord support is read-only by default. Posting privileges are granted when you purchase something from the shop. Reading existing support threads does not require that step.
  2. Match the guide version to your kit. Several projects list multiple guide versions (for example, v3.1, v3, and v0.2+v0.1 for the AirPods PRO 1 kit). Using the wrong version is the most likely source of assembly confusion, so confirm your kit version on the compatibility page first.

The documentation site does not state prices or purchase terms; those belong to the shop, not the docs. Treat the docs as the reference layer and the shop as the purchasing layer.

Practical Path

  1. Open the left navigation and select your device category.
  2. Check the compatibility and versions page to identify your exact kit revision.
  3. Open the matching assembly guide, and use the video guide if one is listed.
  4. Follow the GitHub link for source files if you need the project files themselves.
  5. If you get stuck, search the Discord server first; posting requires a shop purchase.