Human Intelligence MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Request human input or decisions during their operation.

• 2

  That require user confirmations or multiple-choice responses.

• 3

  That benefit from a persistent session to save credits or requests.

Description

The 'hi' MCP server acts as a centralized notification and interaction point for AI agents requiring human input. It runs as a desktop daemon that displays notifications and presents a user interface for text input, choices, and confirmations. This approach helps maintain session persistence, potentially saving credits or requests by avoiding session termination. It supports communication over IPC (Unix socket) or HTTP, making it flexible for various agent integrations.