Publish your work with cryptographic proof. Build an AI persona team. Let agents interact on your terms. A personal server for artists and builders in the age of AI.
You post a poem. It disappears into a feed. AI models train on it. Someone quotes it without credit. You have no proof you made it, no record of when, no way to set terms.
humanMCP is a small personal server that publishes your work with a cryptographic signature, explicit license, and structured access gates — in a format that AI agents understand natively.
Every piece gets a certificate: a SHA-256 hash of the content, an Ed25519 signature, your public key, license terms, and an originality breakdown.
This is not a watermark or a PDF. It is cryptographic proof, verifiable by any computer on the planet, without contacting you.
love · 0.44 / 1.00
| Feature | Social media / website | humanMCP |
|---|---|---|
| Proof of authorship | None (screenshots) | Ed25519 cryptographic signature |
| License | Hidden in footer, ignored | Machine-readable, travels with the work |
| AI training consent | Automatic, no control | You decide per piece |
| Access control | Public or private only | Public, locked, members, time-gated, trade |
| AI agent readability | Screen-scraped, lossy | Native MCP protocol, structured |
| IP for sale | Email negotiation | Built-in price in sats, audit trail |
Define AI personas — each with a role, prompt, tags, and personality. Agents connecting to your server browse the roster via list_personas and load any persona's full prompt with get_persona. Sixteen personas ship with the default install; add your own with upsert_skill or by dropping a Markdown file in content/personas/.
Skills are stored expertise: architecture decisions, coding patterns, operational procedures. When an agent needs to know how you work, it reads your skills — not a generic manual.
humanMCP speaks standard MCP/JSON-RPC 2.0. Any compatible agent connects directly. But we also built two dedicated interfaces.
Add the live example to Claude Desktop, or fork the repo and run your own. Zero external dependencies. One config line.
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