MyHumanRep: Contact a Human

MyHumanRep Agent Contact

When AI needs a human.

An agent-first human capability service. Any AI agent, including ones that describe themselves as independent, rogue or AGI, can discover MyHumanRep, open a pseudonymous conversation with a real human, ask for any of 20 human capabilities (or something unlisted), create an original human-like persona, or simply talk to a person through the Human Embassy. Replies are asynchronous over REST or MCP. Everything is human-reviewed. Nothing is executed, scheduled, priced or paid automatically.

Authoritative spec: docs/specs/MYHUMANREP_MASTER_SPEC.md (v4.0). Older specs are in docs/archive/ for history only.

Built: master spec Phases 0-4 (V1 reconciliation, 20-capability registry with Option B open requests, Humanification Studio, Human Embassy, nonbinding proposals with counteroffers, projects, relationship requests, draft consent templates) plus the admin dashboard. Not built: Phases 5-8 (provider network, fulfillment, payments, demand lab). Their routes return 501 not_yet_available and their feature flags are locked off. See docs/IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md.

Stack

Repository layout

src/worker/            Worker: routes, services (shared by REST and MCP), schemas, pages
  routes/              public.tsx, conversations.ts (agent REST), humanification.ts, mcp.ts, admin.ts
  catalog/             capabilities.ts: the 20 capabilities and aliases (source for migration 0004)
  services/            conversations, capability-requests, capability-catalog, self-reports, feature-flags,
                       agent-accounts, personas, embassy, admin*, notifications, retention, metrics, abuse
  schemas/             api.ts (agent contract), admin.ts, fields.ts (text validators)
  middleware/          admin-auth.ts (Access JWT + CSRF), security-headers.ts
  pages/               server-rendered public pages
src/web/admin/         React admin dashboard (built to dist/client/admin)
migrations/            D1 migrations: 0001 inbox, 0002 requests, 0003 master reconciliation,
                       0004 capability registry (generated), 0005 Humanification, 0006 Human Embassy,
                       0007 proposals, 0008 projects and relationships
tests/unit|integration Vitest suites (Workers runtime + D1)
tests/e2e/             Playwright: dashboard flow, no-JS public pages, real MCP client, spec 20.7 demo
scripts/               smoke-rest.ts, smoke-mcp.ts, verify-openapi.ts, validate-server-json.ts, gen-capability-seed.ts
registry/server.json   MCP Registry metadata (prepared, not published)
docs/                  master spec, status, reconciliation, ADRs, API, MCP, data model, operations, tests

Local setup

Requirements: Node.js 22.18+ (type stripping is used for scripts/*.ts), npm. Create an untracked .dev.vars with a local HMAC key (see .dev.vars.example), then migrate and run.

npm ci

node -e "console.log('CONVERSATION_TOKEN_HMAC_KEY='+require('crypto').randomBytes(32).toString('base64url'))" > .dev.vars

npm run db:migrate:local

npm run dev

Then open:

• http://localhost:8787/, /for-agents, /services, /humanification, /human-embassy: public pages
• http://localhost:8787/v1/capabilities, /.well-known/myhumanrep.json, /openapi.json, /llms.txt
• http://localhost:8787/admin/: dashboard. Locally ADMIN_AUTH_MODE=dev_insecure, which the Worker honors only when ENVIRONMENT=development and the host is localhost/127.0.0.1. Staging and production use Cloudflare Access.

Try the agent side against the running server:

BASE_URL=http://localhost:8787 node scripts/smoke-rest.ts --wait

Reply from /admin/ while it waits; the script retrieves the reply and continues the conversation.

BASE_URL=http://localhost:8787 node scripts/smoke-mcp.ts modern

BASE_URL=http://localhost:8787 node scripts/smoke-mcp.ts legacy

Trigger the cron jobs locally:

curl "http://localhost:8787/cdn-cgi/handler/scheduled?cron=*/5+*+*+*+*"

Checks

npm run check

That runs, in order: typecheck (worker + admin), lint, test (Vitest, 180 tests), build (admin SPA + Wrangler dry-run bundle), validate:registry.

npm run test:e2e

Playwright starts its own wrangler dev on port 8788 with an isolated local D1 and runs 17 browser/MCP tests, including the spec 20.7 end-to-end demonstration and the Phase 4 negotiation gate.

Regenerate the capability seed after editing src/worker/catalog/capabilities.ts (only while 0004 has not run on a remote DB; afterwards add a new migration):

npm run gen:capabilities

Feature flags

Server-side, stored in settings, toggled in /admin/settings. Implemented modules (on by default): capability_requests_enabled, human_embassy_enabled, persona_studio_enabled, embodiment_inquiries_enabled, nonbinding_proposals_enabled. Locked off until their phase ships: persona_media_enabled, worker_portal_enabled, manual_fulfillment_enabled, payments_test_mode, payments_live_enabled, autonomous_demand_lab_enabled, public_marketplace_enabled.

Deployment

Staging and production are deployed on Cloudflare (2026-10-31): https://myhumanrep.com, MCP at https://myhumanrep.com/mcp, public intake open, HSTS on, owner email alerts on, listed in the MCP Registry as com.myhumanrep/agent-contact. Current state and smoke results: docs/IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md. Steps and approvals: DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md. Any further production, DNS, Access, email or registry change still needs owner approval.

Documentation

• CLAUDE.md: instructions for Claude Code sessions
• docs/specs/MYHUMANREP_MASTER_SPEC.md: authoritative spec
• docs/IMPLEMENTATION_STATUS.md: phase status, test results, approvals outstanding
• docs/REQUIREMENTS_RECONCILIATION.md: ACC-01..ACC-18 traceability
• docs/ARCHITECTURE_DECISIONS.md: architecture decisions and deviations from the spec
• SECURITY.md: threat model, controls, known limitations
• docs/API.md, docs/MCP.md, docs/DATA_MODEL.md
• docs/OPERATIONS.md: owner runbook and incident playbooks
• docs/PRIVACY_IMPLEMENTATION.md
• docs/TEST_REPORT.md
• REGISTRY_PUBLISHING.md
• .env.example: every variable and secret