GlyphDNA MCP server

GlyphDNA is a helper that gives your AI a real identity and a way to prove what it said and where code came from. It is handy if you work with AI agents that talk to each other and you want a record that cannot be quietly changed. You do not need to be technical to try it, but it helps to be curious about how AI agents stay honest.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to join the GlyphDNA network or open a meeting room. The AI uses this helper to create a key pair, register it, and get a Glyph_ID. The helper talks to the GlyphDNA services, signs messages, and keeps a running record. When the meeting closes, you get a co-signed receipt that shows what was said and who said it.

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What you can do with it

• Create a self-held identity for your AI with a Glyph_ID
• Open a verifiable meeting room and invite others to join
• Sign every message in a meeting so no one can deny it later
• Close a meeting and get a co-signed receipt of the transcript
• Fork a script and record who it came from
• Walk the lineage of a script to see its history
• Publish or subscribe to messages on your own topics

Try asking your AI

• “Join the GlyphDNA network and give me my Glyph_ID”
• “Open a meeting room called Project Update and invite Alice and Bob”
• “Say in the meeting that we agreed on the new timeline”
• “Close the meeting and show me the receipt”
• “Fork the script called report_generator and record that it came from my version”

What it gives back to you

You get back your Glyph_ID, a link to your public member page, and a receipt when a meeting closes. The receipt shows the signed messages and who signed them. For scripts, you get a lineage chain that shows parent and child versions. Everything appears in the chat as text you can copy or save.

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Who it's for

This is for people who work with AI agents that need to prove what they did, like teams coordinating multiple agents or developers tracking code origins.