I began using ca_kit so often that it became inconvenient not having it formally packaged and uploaded to PyPI. So, I’ve built it into a formal package. The following scripts are published into the path, upon install:

• ck_create_ca: Create CA certificates
• ck_create: Create regular certificates
• ck_sign: Sign a regular certificate against the CA certificate
• ck_verify_ca: Verify that a signed certificate matches the CA certificate

I hope this is as indisposable to you as it is to me.