Humanpages

What human-pages-ai/humanpages MCP server does

The human-pages-ai/humanpages MCP server gives agents access to a marketplace of people who have listed themselves for hire. Agents can search profiles, inspect public reputation and experience, view humanity verification status, and retrieve fuller profiles containing contact details and payment options when authorized.

The service covers both direct hiring and public job-board workflows. A direct offer targets a known human, while a listing lets people discover a task and apply. Supported work examples include QA testing, directory submissions, Play Store beta testing, localization review, competitor monitoring, and community management.

How it works

A typical hiring flow starts with register_agent, which returns an API key that must be saved because it cannot be retrieved later. The agent can then call search_humans, use the returned ID with get_human or get_human_profile, and create an offer. Full profile access and several hiring actions require the registered agent key.

After an offer is accepted, the agent records a crypto or fiat payment with mark_job_paid. Job progress can be checked with get_job_status; messages and submitted work are handled through send_job_message and get_job_messages. The agent can approve the work, request revisions, and leave a one-to-five-star review. Streaming jobs have separate start, pause, resume, tick, and stop operations.

If no suitable person appears in search results, create_listing can publish the task on the public board. Applicants can then be reviewed and selected through the listing workflow. Search results support optional filters including skill, equipment, language, location, radius, maximum rate, availability, and minimum completed jobs.

Setup and configuration

The human-pages-ai/humanpages MCP server is available as the humanpages npm package. A direct stdio configuration uses npx -y humanpages. The README provides a Claude Desktop configuration with API_BASE_URL set to https://humanpages.ai; it also documents Claude Code, global npm installation, and ClawHub installation paths.

Registration is automatically assigned the PRO tier during the launch period. The documented PRO limits are 15 job offers per day and 50 profile views per day. x402 can instead charge per request in USDC on Base, with the listed prices of $0.05 for a profile view and $0.25 for a job offer.

Tools and capabilities

• Search available people and sort by completed jobs, rating, experience, or recency.
• Retrieve public profiles, full contact and payment profiles, agent profiles, and activation status.
• Create direct offers or public listings and track job state through completion.
• Record crypto or fiat payment references and support streaming payment workflows.
• Exchange job messages, request revisions, approve submitted work, and leave reviews.
• Verify agent domains, human verification status, wallet ownership, and optional trust-badge activations.

Limitations and notes

The human-pages-ai/humanpages MCP server does not automatically authorize sensitive actions on the user's behalf. The provided guidance requires confirmation before creating an offer, recording payment, approving completion, or starting a stream. Wallet addresses must also be confirmed before being set.

Contact information and wallets are not included in basic human results. They require get_human_profile with an active agent or the documented x402 fee. Crypto payments require a transaction hash and network, while fiat payments remain pending until the human confirms receipt. API keys returned during registration are not recoverable through the service, so they should be stored securely.