NeuroGlyph: Language for Contextual & Relational Thought

NeuroGlyph is a symbolic communication protocol designed for structured, multimodal, and multi-agent dialogue. It combines task management, creative collaboration, open-ended research, and meta-dialogue within a compact and expressive language based on emoji-glyphs and structured tags.

NeuroGlyph allows human and AI agents to communicate goals, contexts, and interactions efficiently using composable tokens. It supports:

• Cognitive tasks
• Research dialogue
• Collective creative projects
• Meta-programming
• Graph-level compression for agent-to-agent protocols

• /docs/NeuroGlyph_Manual_v3.7+.pdf — Complete protocol reference
• /docs/User_Guide.pdf — Real-world usage examples
• /examples/ — Sample dialogues, collaborative writing, and music composition
• /specs/ — Optional encoding/graph specs for developers

To use NeuroGlyph:

1. Load the Manual and User Guide into any LLM interface
2. Begin with a command like:

🚀 /act:begin_dialogue
👁️ /focus:"emergent agency"
🤝 /mind:user ↔ GPT
🧠 /intent:explore

Upcoming features include:

• GraphGlyph: a compressed DAG representation for fast communication
• Agent-to-agent fast mode (GibberLink-style)
• Visual composer interface

MIT — free to use, modify, and adapt.

Made with ❤️ by Mirco and the NeuroGlyph collective.