Kweku Anansi · Developer connection

African knowledge.
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This service exposes the public Living Memory collection and Herbarium botanical-name records and compound references through a read-only ChatGPT plugin connection. It is not yet a public directory listing.

Available collections

Living Memory: African places, peoples, historical figures, events and ecology. Material is an editorial snapshot; primary sources have not been independently verified by this integration.
Herbarium: scientific and vernacular plant names, botanical families and source toxicity flags. Common names can identify multiple taxa. A missing flag does not establish safety. This connection does not identify specimens, diagnose, prescribe or provide doses or preparation instructions.

Research and country coverage

Compare two to four botanical records, look up recorded plant–compound associations, or limit Living Memory to an explicitly associated country. These are versioned reference records, not laboratory results or current public-service directories. See sources and coverage.

Connect for testing

Open ChatGPT’s Plugins area and choose Add custom MCP server, if available for your account.
Name the connection Kweku Anansi. Use this deployment’s HTTPS origin followed by /mcp as the server URL. Choose No authentication: this connection contains public reference records only.
Install the personal plugin and invoke it with an @ mention in a supported ChatGPT surface.

Try “Search Kweku Anansi for Yaa Asantewaa” or “Find the Herbarium botanical name record for sobolo.” A personal connection does not publish the plugin publicly.

Publisher verification

In OpenAI organisation settings, select the owning organisation and complete individual or business verification. Use business verification to publish under the company identity. The submission portal separately checks the MCP domain and reviews the plugin before publication.

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