Local symbol ground truth MCP server for Unicode lookup and code-symbol linting.
中文文档 / Chinese README The Symbol Ground Truth Layer for AI Agents. OmniGlyph is not a dictionary for human reading. It is a local-first, source-traceable, machine-computable symbol infrastructure for AI agents, automation systems, and future semantic operating layers. Its core philosophy is: In the AGI era, agents need a deterministic substrate beneath probabilistic language models. OmniGlyph…
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中文文档 / Chinese README The Symbol Ground Truth Layer for AI Agents. OmniGlyph is not a dictionary for human reading. It is a local-first, source-traceable, machine-computable symbol infrastructure for AI agents, automation systems, and future semantic operating layers. Its core philosophy is: In the AGI era, agents need a deterministic substrate beneath probabilistic language models. OmniGlyph turns Unicode characters, scripts, multilingual terms, technical symbols, industry abbreviations, and…
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