Anti-Bullshit MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Evaluate the evidentiary strength and methodological rigor of a factual claim using empirical and pluralistic epistemic frameworks.

• 2

  Extract, cross-check, and validate cited sources for credibility, methodological soundness, and conflicts of interest.

• 3

  Detect persuasive or manipulative tactics in text such as urgency, false authority, emotional manipulation, and social pressure.

Description

This server provides tools to analyze textual claims across empirical, responsible, harmonic, and pluralistic frameworks, validate cited sources for credibility and conflicts of interest, and detect common manipulation tactics like emotional appeals and false authority. It is designed to help agents assess reliability, ethical implications, and contextual appropriateness of information. Integrations and examples are provided for use with Claude Desktop and a VSCode extension, and the project is authored by Teglon Labs under an MIT license.