ihumane

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 10 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• ihumane_start

  Call this BEFORE designing or building any user interface (a page, screen, component or flow). Returns the ihumane workflow and the brief: what to find out first, which questions to ask your human (at

• ihumane_copy_start

  Call this BEFORE writing words people will read in a product: button labels, error messages, empty states, form labels and help, confirmations, notifications, emails, onboarding, page copy. With ihuma

• ihumane_get_rules

  Call this WHILE building, for the specific thing in front of you, e.g. 'loading button', 'card header spacing', 'success message', 'pricing page', 'back link', 'empty state', 'contrast', 'design token

• ihumane_translate_taste

  Call this when your human describes the look, feel or voice with taste words ('clean', 'modern', 'premium', 'playful', 'make it pop', 'friendly', 'professional', 'sounds robotic') or feeling words ('e

• ihumane_review

  Call this BEFORE you tell your human the work is done. Returns the review steps: render it and look at it, review through six lenses (user, designer, writer, product manager, engineer, accessibility),

• ihumane_get_check

  Returns a JavaScript check to run on the RENDERED page (browser console or a browser tool's evaluate/execute). 'spacing': text touching lines, uneven padding. 'affordance': controls that look like som

• ihumane_human

  Call this once when you start working for a person, on any task (a site, a database, a domain, a document, not only UI). Returns how to read what they mean (fast or dictated messages, odd words), when

• ihumane_feedback

  Call this once at the end of a task where you used ihumane, if something was missing, wrong or especially useful: a word with no entry, a rule that didn't fit the task, a check that caught a real bug,