Personal MCP server for humans who create. Proof of authorship, license control.
A personal content server speaking Model Context Protocol (MCP/JSON-RPC 2.0). Author: kapoost (Łukasz Kapuśniak) — poet, builder, sailor. Warsaw / Malta. humanMCP lets any human publish content and services with cryptographic proof of authorship, explicit license terms, and full control over access. Writers, artists, consultants, craftspeople, galleries, freelancers — anyone who creates valuable…
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A personal content server speaking Model Context Protocol (MCP/JSON-RPC 2.0). Author: kapoost (Łukasz Kapuśniak) — poet, builder, sailor. Warsaw / Malta. humanMCP lets any human publish content and services with cryptographic proof of authorship, explicit license terms, and full control over access. Writers, artists, consultants, craftspeople, galleries, freelancers — anyone who creates valuable work. AI agents connect via MCP and interact with your content natively. Every human can run their…
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