An MCP server for natural language inference
A multi-interface (REST and MCP) server for natural language inference Omni-NLI is a self-hostable server that provides natural language inference (NLI) capabilities via RESTful and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) interfaces. It can be used both as a very scalable standalone stateless microservice (via the REST API) and also as an MCP server for AI agents to implement a verification layer for…
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A multi-interface (REST and MCP) server for natural language inference Omni-NLI is a self-hostable server that provides natural language inference (NLI) capabilities via RESTful and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) interfaces. It can be used both as a very scalable standalone stateless microservice (via the REST API) and also as an MCP server for AI agents to implement a verification layer for AI-based applications. Given two pieces of text called premise and hypothesis, NLI (AKA textual…
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