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HAIO · Human + AI Orchestration

The trust layer between people and AI.

HUMΛN sets the rules for what humans and agents can do — identity, capability, delegation — and keeps the receipts.

Ask the Companion: What is HUMΛN, in one minute?

How it works

You talk to the Companion. The Companion works through HumanOS. HumanOS enforces your policies across agents and systems. Every consequential call composes four answers:

1

Identity

Passport answers who is acting — human or agent.

2

Capability

The graph answers what they can actually do.

3

Delegation

Scoped authority answers who allowed it.

4

Provenance

The Ledger answers what happened — with proof.

Governed calls, not bespoke trust stacks

The SDK carries identity, delegation, and provenance so you don't rebuild them per project. Same contract in TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust — polyglot is not poly-policy.

Python · human_sdk
from human_sdk import HumanClient
from human_sdk.api.agents import call_agent
from human_sdk.models import AgentCallRequest

client = HumanClient(api_key="sk_...")
result = await call_agent.asyncio(
    client=client.raw,
    json_body=AgentCallRequest(agent_id="agent_123", input="Parse this invoice..."),
)

Proof, not promises

The product is live. Workflows run with human gates; every decision lands in a signed ledger you can open, inspect, and contest.

Workflow Builder canvas showing a live governed workflow with human gates
The Workflow Builder — governed graphs with human gates where it matters.
Decision Ledger showing a signed decision narrative with challenge paths
The Decision Ledger — every consequential decision, signed and contestable.