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CKS MCP Server

Verifiable knowledge for LLMs — no more fake citations

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Your LLM just cited a professor who doesn't exist. CKS makes that mechanically impossible. 19 tools give AI a verifiable knowledge backbone: semantic search, type-safe ontologies, cryptographic source verification, and field-level auto-merge — all triggered by plain English in Claude Desktop. No coding, no API keys, no cloud. Just a conversation. And suddenly your AI can't bluff anymore. Open source. MIT. Install: pip install cks-mcp.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built CKS because I got tired of LLMs inventing citations to fictional professors. A year ago, I asked an AI assistant to write a report. It produced a beautifully formatted document with a citation to "Dr. Z, Journal of Advanced Studies, 2025." The problem? Dr. Z doesn't exist. The journal doesn't exist. So I built a platform that makes this mechanically impossible. CKS gives LLMs a "canonical knowledge backbone" — every fact, every source, every relationship between concepts must be explicitly structured, validated, and cryptographically signed before the model can claim it as true. What started as a simple anti-hallucination tool has grown into a 19-tool knowledge laboratory with: - Semantic search with real embeddings (HuggingFace models) - Type-safe ontologies (it literally catches "Earth orbits Pasta") - Mermaid graph visualization (renders natively in Claude Desktop) - Cryptographic source verification - Full version history with branching and three-way merging - Field-level auto-merge that resolves conflicts when two agents edit different fields of the same object Everything runs locally via MCP (Model Context Protocol) — just install and connect to Claude Desktop. No API keys, no cloud, no coding required. 94 tests, MIT license, fully open-source. I'd love your feedback and ideas! Ask me anything about knowledge graphs, LLM hallucinations, or why "Earth orbits Pasta" is my favorite bug report. 🍝

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Verifiable knowledge for LLMs — no more fake citations

CKS MCP Server was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #56 on the daily leaderboard. Your LLM just cited a professor who doesn't exist. CKS makes that mechanically impossible. 19 tools give AI a verifiable knowledge backbone: semantic search, type-safe ontologies, cryptographic source verification, and field-level auto-merge — all triggered by plain English in Claude Desktop. No coding, no API keys, no cloud. Just a conversation. And suddenly your AI can't bluff anymore. Open source. MIT. Install: pip install cks-mcp.

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