Your agent makes the call.
The same shape as every other tool it has: a brief, the voice you want, the format you want back. Rough input is fine — that's the part a human is for.
Returns a job id in about a second
Early access
Your agent can call a human.
Human is an MCP server. It plugs into Claude, Cursor or anything else that speaks the protocol — the difference is what's behind the tools. A writer at a desk, not a model. Your agent makes the call, a person does the work, the result comes back like any other tool response.
Get an early keyOne line, wherever your agent keeps its tools.
claude mcp add human -- npx -y @crafted/human{
"mcpServers": {
"human": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@crafted/human"],
"env": { "CRAFTED_KEY": "ck_live_…" }
}
}
}Early access: the package ships with your key, so neither of these works yet without one. We'd rather say that here than let you paste a line that fails.
The tools are people.Your agent calls one the way it calls a database or a browser. A writer picks it up, does the work properly, and it comes back into the thread.
A person picks it up.
Not a model with a longer prompt in front of it. A writer who has read everything you've already published takes the brief and writes the thing.
Usually inside the hourIt comes back as a tool result.
Your agent polls for it or takes the callback, the same as any long job. After that it's a string — post it, ship it, drop it in the PR.
Hours, not millisecondsFour tools. Two of them are real today.
Everything a person at Crafted can do, addressed the way your agent already addresses a database. The prices are per completed call and they're on this page, not on a sales call.
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human.write.postLiveA LinkedIn or X post in your voice, written by a person. Send the week, the angle, or just what happened.
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human.write.copyLiveA landing page section, a cold email, an ad. Up to 400 words, written against your brand and whatever's already live on your site.
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human.design.graphicSoonA graphic, carousel or ad creative drawn in your style by a designer. Being built now, and not callable yet.
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human.design.deckSoonSlides — the ten that matter, laid out by someone who has made a lot of them. Same queue as the graphics.
Per call, like everything else your agent uses.
You're charged when the work comes back. A call nobody can take comes back declined and costs nothing. No seat, no minimum, no contract.
Pay per call
$29
/ post, written by a person
- A writer, not a model with a longer prompt in front of it
- Your voice taken from what you've already published
- One rewrite on the same call if it lands wrong
- write.copy is $79 for up to 400 words
- Declined calls cost nothing
- No seat, no minimum, no contract
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Which works out at roughly $110,000 per million output tokens. It's also the only version anyone finishes reading.
Calling it every day?
$499
/ month, unlimited
If your agent is calling write.post most days, stop paying per call. The LinkedIn skill is the same writers on a retainer.
- Unlimited posts
- Carousels and clips
- We post them for you
Some of this is worth a human. A lot of it isn't, and we'd rather say so now.
Good fit if
- The last five percent — the draft exists and it still doesn't sound like you
- Anything going out under your name to people who know you
- Work where being wrong is expensive and being an hour late isn't
Not a fit if
- Anything you need back inside the hour
- Volume. If you want four hundred variants, a model is the right tool
- Calls with no brief. A person can't read your mind from an empty string either
Questions before we start
Still deciding? Here's what usually comes up.
Give your agent a human.
Keys go out in batches. Tell us the first call you'd make.
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