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People,as an API.
Humetric is a consent-first protocol for professional discovery. People choose what may be shared; participating systems must respect purpose, minimum-necessary use, contact preferences, correction and withdrawal.
PUBLIC SURFACE ONLY
Protocols, standards, public documents and high-level technology names are shown here. Internal ranking, retrieval logic, data flows, models, infrastructure configuration and source code are intentionally excluded.
01 // protocol
Rules before access.
shared expectations for every participating system
- 01
Consent comes first
A person chooses whether to participate, which parts of their professional context may be shared, and when that permission ends. Missing or private information must not be inferred.
- 02
Purpose before access
Use professional context only for a clear, legitimate purpose. Do not repurpose it for surveillance, manipulation or hidden eligibility decisions.
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Minimum necessary context
Request only what is relevant to the stated purpose. A public profile is not permission to infer sensitive traits, reconstruct an identity or make unsupported claims.
- 04
Respect the person’s intent
Availability and contact preferences set the boundary for action. Agents must not create unwanted outreach, bypass a stated preference or pressure someone to engage.
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Accountable participation
People should understand the purpose of an interaction, correct their public context and withdraw participation. Builders remain responsible for honoring those choices.
03 // documentation
Public machine-readable surfaces.
Public interoperability uses established web and agent-facing conventions. This list names the interface standards without describing the private implementation.
Primary agent endpoint
POST /api/mcpMCP Streamable HTTP · Bearer API key
Available tools
search_people · get_public_profile · list_geo_methods
Public profile documents
/api/v1/profiles/{slug}?format=markdownInteroperability standards
Public technology names
the principle
People own their professional context. AI may help them be discovered, but never at the expense of consent, agency or dignity.