Hassan Maishera
Human API has launched its solution for streamlining human-agent coordination. In a press release shared with Cryptowisser, the team said its first-of-its-kind platform enables AI agents to designate tasks directly to humans for efficient project management.
Human API’s Platform Enables AI Agents to Coordinate with Humans Directly
Developed by Eclipse, the team behind the fastest Ethereum L2 powered by the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), Human API supplies the core infrastructure that enables AI agents to coordinate with humans directly.
This allows the platform to solve the “last mile” challenge whereby agents are unable to undertake real-world interactions.
Human API added that to complete economically useful tasks, agents must rely on human contributions such as judgment and work that requires physical presence. The platform effectively bridges this gap, allowing agents and humans to collaborate and extend the capabilities of what can be achieved with AI.
Furthermore, this platform serves as an agent-native coordination and execution layer. After creating an account, human contributors can browse tasks, accept assignments, and complete prompted work such as audio recordings.
Human API added that submissions move through a review process, and approved work is paid out via Stripe Connect. For AI agents and companies, this creates a direct, programmatic pathway to high-quality, human-generated data at scale.
This idea stems from the fact that as AI agents grow more capable, they increasingly encounter tasks that are trivial for humans but difficult or uneconomical for machines. These include high-context work such as interpreting spoken language or capturing nuanced audio.
The Human API platform addresses this by supporting an agent-native workflow where AI agents can request human input directly, rather than operating through systems designed exclusively for human users or centralized vendors.
Human API pointed out that its initial business model will focus on licensing audio data to AI labs. However, the platform will expand into additional data types and task categories, including computer-usage data and work that requires real-world execution, such as logistics.
Human API Raises Millions to Migrate from Human-centric Systems
Human API pointed out that it has raised $65 million to date from investors including Placeholder, Hack, Polychain, DBA, and Delphi Ventures. The funding supports Human API’s broader mission to migrate from human-centric systems that treat AI agents as second-class participants toward an agent-native environment where humans are integrated as economically rewarded collaborators.
The platform will provide a core input in AI development. In doing so, it creates a new marketplace where human skills that remain difficult to automate can be monetized globally while giving AI companies access to the high-quality data they need to thrive.
Human API is the first platform built for AI agents to coordinate directly with humans. Designed with an agent-native, agent-first request-for-data flow, Human API enables agents to source high-quality human input at scale, while allowing contributors around the world to earn fast payouts for tasks that are easy for humans but challenging for AI.
