You know browser-use, here's human-use for LLMs to get info from humans
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.…
You know browser-use, here's human-use for LLMs to get info from humans launched on May 14, 2025 with 7 votes, #3,816 of 7,905 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Enable AI to ask anyone anything 🤝. Contribute to RapidataAI/human-use development by creating an account on GitHub.
🤖 Human Use is the easiest way to connect your AI agents with human intelligence via the Rapidata API. We now offer a hosted version of Human Use at chat.rapidata.ai - access all the features without setting up your own environment! The MCP server is a tool that allows you to connect your AI agents with human intelligence via the Rapidata API. add the following to your cursor mcp.json file (usually in ~/.cursor/mcp.json) { "mcpServers" : { "human-use" : { "command" : " uv " , "args" : [ " --directory " , " YOUR_ABSOLUTE_PATH_HERE " , " run " , " rapidata_human_api.py " ] } } } You should now be able to see the human-use server in Cursor settings. The app is a custom Streamlit app that…from github.com
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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…
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