Show HN: You know browser-use, here's human-use for LLMs to get info from humans

3 maalber 3 5/14/2025, 12:17:44 PM github.com ↗

We made human-use. Similar to how browser-use connects agents to the web, human-use connects agents to people all over the world in real-time using the Rapidata API. This allows the LLM to crowdsource human feedback and insights when it deems necessary.

Free to use for anyone, you can enable your agent to use humans in real-time to:

- Do preference research - Check for hallucinations - Capture sentiment - Get feedback - etc. Whatever you would want from humans.

We expose certain parts of the Rapidata API to the agent through the MCP server framework. Additionally we provide a custom client. More details are available on the repo.

Happy for feedback and to answer any questions.

Comments (3)

savy91 · 6h ago

Send me a message if you are interested in the domain https://human-use.com

I started working on something similar to your project months ago then never released anything.

codingdave · 8h ago

You may want to use the term already coined for such things, to make it more clear what you are trying to accomplish:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowdsourcing

maalber · 8h ago

Fair point, I gathered the crowdsourcing element to be implicit but I included it for completeness. The novelty here is the direct interface to LLMs.

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