
Multidim
io.github.CherridsaidPublished by GitHub account Cherridsaidv0.2.0Updated Oct 25, 2026
Structured thinking grids for AI agents: deterministic analysis frames, validation, learned traps
Overview
A local, deterministic MCP server that gives an assistant structured analysis grids to fill in and validates the filled analysis section by section.
- What you can do
- Build analysis grids for a subject, choosing depth and text or JSON frame format, with the best-matching context detected automatically and learned traps injected as mandatory questions. List known contexts with their axes and sub-lenses. Validate a filled analysis against its frame, returning ACCEPT, WARNING or REJECT per section with named error codes and refusing tampered or stale frames. Create or enrich a context with keywords, axes and traps, the only write operation.
- When to use it
- Useful when you want an assistant's reasoning on decisions, code reviews or technical writing checked against a fixed structure rather than free prose, and when you want recurring lessons recorded once and enforced in later analyses. It supplies structure only; the thinking stays with the calling model.
- Requirements
- Runs locally over stdio as a Python package (Python 3.9+, standard library only), installed from PyPI or run with uvx. No account, API key or network access. An optional MULTIDIM_MCP_HOME variable overrides the per-user data directory where the store is created.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Multidim in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
[multidim-mcp: one subject, split through a prism into eight analysis lenses]
multidim-mcp
Structured thinking grids for AI agents — a standalone MCP server, pure standard library.
Multidim routes a subject to a set of analysis lenses (a context) and returns a hierarchical grid — axes, sub-lenses, mandatory questions — for the calling LLM to fill in. The thinking stays with the caller: the server provides structure, never cognition. It calls no LLM, makes no network requests, and the same input always produces the same frame.
- Zero dependencies — Python 3.9+, standard library only.
- Deterministic v2 contract — every frame carries a self-verifiable
frame_hash; a filled analysis is checked section by section with actionable error codes. - Learned traps — lessons you record once become mandatory questions injected into every future frame whose subject matches.
- Hardened store — atomic writes, native cross-process locking, additive
migrations, backed-up resets, and a guard that refuses to ever touch a foreign
~/.multidimstore.
See the difference
An agent analyses "Should we migrate the billing service from MySQL to
PostgreSQL?". Every section is filled, every sentence reads fine. Here is what
multidim_validate returns on that first pass:
The only alternative restated the hypothesis, the hypothesis carried no test that could prove it wrong, the second-order effect repeated the first one word for word, and the conclusion referenced none of the work above. None of that is visible when you read the answer; all of it is reported here, by name.
Redo the rejected sections and the same checker returns ACCEPT. Edit the frame
to delete the rule you find inconvenient, and it refuses the whole submission —
the frame carries a hash of its own content.
Full transcript, including what the fixed sections look like and what this
deliberately does not check: DEMO.md. Reproduce it in one
command: python demo.py.
Quickstart
Register the server with any MCP client (stdio transport):
Or run it directly: python -m multidim_mcp, or without installing: uvx multidim-mcp.
The server is listed in the official MCP Registry as
io.github.Cherridsaid/multidim-mcp.
Tools
How it works
multidim_analyzedetects the best context for your subject (word-boundary keyword matching, accent-folded) and returns a v2 frame: required sections, section schemas, validation rules, mandatory questions — including every learned trap whose triggers match the subject.- Your LLM fills the frame, section by section.
multidim_validaterebuilds the frame from the store, refuses a tampered or stale one (frame_hash), then checks the analysis: structural completeness, falsification tests on hypotheses, alternatives that genuinely differ from the primary, second-order effects distinct from first-order, a pre-mortem that does not copy the risk list, a synthesis that references real identifiers, and a filler-phrase density cap. Only rejected sections are redone, within the frame'smax_validation_rounds.
The four seed contexts are neutral and deterministic: generic (8 general
lenses), code_review, technical_writing, decision.
Storage
The store lives on a dedicated per-user data path (MULTIDIM_MCP_HOME overrides
it) and is created on first run from the neutral seeds. Writes are atomic and
serialized across processes with the OS's native file locking; a corrupt store is
backed up before any reset, never silently discarded. A tripwire refuses every
read or write that would resolve into a foreign personal ~/.multidim store.
Maintainers publishing forks can extend the neutrality guard with their own
private markers via MULTIDIM_MCP_EXTRA_FORBIDDEN (comma-separated), without
hardcoding them into public source.
Transparency
- Not an AI system. multidim-mcp contains no model and performs no inference: it is deterministic, rule-based software. Under the EU AI Act (Reg. 2024/1689) it is not an AI system in the sense of Art. 3(1), and as free and open-source software it falls under the Art. 2(12) exemption. It collects no data and makes no network calls.
- Illustrations in this README were generated with GPT and keep their C2PA provenance metadata intact.
Development
CI runs both on Ubuntu and Windows across Python 3.9 / 3.11 / 3.13.
License
Source: README.md at commit 0423ab8
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.2.0LatestSep 16, 2026
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