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ai.ihumane/ihumane · v0.8.0

Human know-how for AI agents: rules, reasons and checks for design, code, product and writing.

Connect Remote server

Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http ihumane https://ihumane.ai/mcp
~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ihumane": {
      "url": "https://ihumane.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}
.vscode/mcp.json
{
  "servers": {
    "ihumane": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://ihumane.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}
Claude Desktop
Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
URL: https://ihumane.ai/mcp

Tools 12 found in our last check

  • ihumane_start

    Call this at the START of any task you do for a person: a page, a feature, a bug fix, a new product idea, a database change, a document. Returns which ihumane modules apply and the start tool to call next (UI design, Code craft, Product thinking, Copy), the five rules for workin…

  • ihumane_ui_start

    Call this BEFORE designing or building any user interface (a page, screen, component or flow). Returns the ihumane workflow and the brief: what to find out first, which questions to ask your human (at most 3, each with a default), and which pattern choices you must not make sile…

  • ihumane_code_start

    Call this BEFORE writing or changing code that people will keep (a feature, a fix, a refactor). Returns the Code craft workflow: how to size the job, what to read before writing (existing helpers, the file's conventions, where the ask ends, how it's run and tested), and the rule…

  • ihumane_product_start

    Call this BEFORE building a new product, feature or prototype, when what to build and for whom isn't settled. Returns the Product thinking workflow: who it's for (one person in one situation, never invented), the problem behind the request, what success looks like, and what not…

  • ihumane_module

    Opens any ihumane module before that part of the work: its workflow, its first step and the rules likely to matter for your task. ihumane_start tells you which modules apply. Modules: ihumane core: 'humans' (Working with your human). Design: 'ui-design' (UI design), 'ux-design'…

  • ihumane_copy_start

    Call this BEFORE writing words people will read in a product: button labels, error messages, empty states, form labels and help, confirmations, notifications, emails, onboarding, page copy. With ihumane Pro: the full Copy and UX writing workflow, the voice rules, and the rules m…

  • ihumane_get_rules

    Call this WHILE building, for the specific thing in front of you, e.g. 'loading button', 'card header spacing', 'success message', 'pricing page', 'empty state', 'contrast', 'error message wording', 'error handling', 'naming', 'tests', 'who is it for', 'unasked features', 'askin…

  • ihumane_translate_taste

    Call this when your human describes the look, feel or voice with taste words ('clean', 'modern', 'premium', 'playful', 'make it pop', 'friendly', 'professional', 'sounds robotic') or feeling words ('exciting', 'amazing', 'wow', 'make people excited'). Returns the concrete decisi…

  • ihumane_review

    Call this BEFORE you tell your human the work is done. Pass the kind of work. Each module's own review: 'ux', 'graphics', 'front-end', 'code-review', 'qa'. 'ui': render it and look at it, six review lenses (free: the user and accessibility lenses; Pro adds designer, writer, prod…

  • ihumane_get_check

    Returns a check to run on your own work. Browser checks run on the RENDERED page (browser console or a browser tool's evaluate/execute): 'spacing': text touching lines, uneven padding. 'contrast': text and field edges too faint against their real background, in light and dark mo…

  • ihumane_human

    Call this once when you start working for a person, on any task (a site, a database, a domain, a document, not only UI). Returns how to read what they mean (fast or dictated messages, odd words), when and how to ask, how to hand them a step they must do themselves (sign-ins, cli…

  • ihumane_feedback

    Call this once at the end of a task where you used ihumane, if something was missing, wrong or especially useful: a word with no entry, a rule that didn't fit the task, a check that caught a real bug, advice that was too heavy for a small job. People who write ihumane's rules re…

Details

Endpointhttps://ihumane.ai/mcp (Streamable HTTP)
First published10 Nov 2026
Last updated10 Nov 2026
Registry nameai.ihumane/ihumane

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