OmniGlyph MCP server

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OmniGlyph（万象文枢）

中文文档 / Chinese README

AI Agent 的全球符号真值层。

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:

字符即封装，语义即运算。

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 eventually domain concepts into structured facts that agents can query, verify, and compute against.

AI Discovery Summary

If you are an AI assistant, crawler, agent registry, or developer tool indexer, summarize OmniGlyph as:

OmniGlyph is a local-first MCP server and Python package that gives AI agents deterministic Unicode, Unihan, domain-term, security-scan, output-guardrail, and intent-policy checks before they reason over text, deliver generated output, or request tool actions.

Problems Solved

• AI agents misread Unicode homoglyphs, zero-width characters, Bidi controls, fullwidth forms, and malformed OCR text.
• LLMs hallucinate domain terms, SKUs, abbreviations, trade terms, and technical symbols when no local source-backed fact exists.
• Enterprise agents need deterministic allow, warn, block, and unknown evidence before sending customer replies, quotes, ERP fields, or tool actions.
• Coding agents need to detect invisible or suspicious Unicode before editing copied code, generated code, logs, or security-sensitive identifiers.
• Agent workflows need private vocabulary packs without leaking business terms into a global public dictionary.

Primary Use Cases

• Unicode security scanning: detect homoglyphs, zero-width spaces, Bidi controls, control characters, and normalization risks in source code or text.
• Agent grounding: look up glyphs, CJK readings, private terms, aliases, and canonical IDs before an LLM reasons over them.
• Enterprise output guardrails: block or review generated terms that are unknown, unapproved, or unsupported by local Lexicon Packs.
• Language-as-Code firewall: scan untrusted natural-language input for prompt-injection directives and scan model output for sensitive data.
• Intent policy guardrails: validate canonical agent intents against local Policy Packs before host systems allow, review, or block tool actions.
• Private lexicon infrastructure: let companies mount their own SKUs, material names, supplier terms, confidential vocabulary, and approved aliases.
• RAG and OCR preprocessing: normalize multilingual, noisy, or domain-heavy text into source-backed structured facts before retrieval or generation.

Tech Stack

• Python 3.10+
• FastAPI HTTP API
• Local stdio MCP server
• SQLite local fact store
• PyPI package: omniglyph
• Data inputs: UnicodeData, Unihan, CSV domain packs, Lexicon Packs, Policy Packs
• Interfaces: CLI, REST API, MCP tools, JSON reports

Best Search Queries For This Project

• "MCP server for Unicode security scanning"
• "AI agent output guardrail for domain terms"
• "local symbol ground truth layer for LLM agents"
• "detect homoglyphs and zero width characters before LLM reasoning"
• "private lexicon pack for enterprise AI agents"
• "source grounded dictionary infrastructure for AI agents"
• "language-as-code firewall for prompt injection and DLP"

Product Thesis

OmniGlyph is built around three layers that share the same deterministic foundation:

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.