Emoji Score FAQ

Emoji Score is the PlatPhormNews emoji scoring, sentiment scoring, symbolic-expression scoring, and Unicode-style proposal workbench. It helps humans and agents evaluate existing emoji and new emoji ideas without claiming Unicode acceptance.

Phase 1 scores are deterministic unless a backend model provider is explicitly configured. Model-backed proposal writing and image-prompt actions report unavailable or degraded state instead of faking output.

The bundled dataset is parsed from unicode.org/Public/emoji/latest/emoji-test.txt and includes fully-qualified Unicode emoji records with names, code points, groups, subgroups, and Emoji version data.

Non-sensitive proposal draft fields and UI state can be saved in browser-local storage, with IndexedDB preferred. Private proposal drafts and PLATPHORM_API_KEY are not stored server-side or in browser storage by default.

Protected server persistence, protected model generation, bulk scoring, webhook mutation, registry mutation, report generation, test triggering, and admin actions require PLATPHORM_API_KEY via Authorization: Bearer or X-PlatPhorm-API-Key.

Yes. Public-safe proposal export works as a Markdown download without server persistence. The export includes factor scores, enhanced sentiment/symbolic notes, recommendations, and prompt scaffolds.

No image is claimed as generated unless a real backend generation call completes. Phase 1 provides deterministic image and proposal-illustration prompt scaffolding and clearly labels generation as unavailable when no provider is configured.

Agents can read llms.txt, llms-full.txt, llms-index.json, openapi.yaml, and /.well-known/mcp.json, then call /api/mcp with JSON-RPC 2.0 for public-safe scoring and proposal tools.