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Humfrid
Your team's agent for project work. Give Humfrid your goals — he works alongside your team from first idea to shipped work.
Humfrid is the intelligence layer between your team's goals and the work that gets them there. It captures what you know, connects it to what you're trying to achieve, and puts the right context in front of every agent and every person — exactly when they need it.
The result: work that compounds. Every decision made, every task completed, every insight captured feeds back into a shared brain that makes the next thing easier, faster, and better.
Start here
| If you want to… | Go here |
|---|---|
| Run your first project end-to-end | Quickstart |
| Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or another coding tool | Connecting your coding tool |
| Call Humfrid tools from an agent or integration | MCP Tool Reference |
| Understand how Humfrid works before you build | How Humfrid works |
Three things to understand
Context
Humfrid builds and maintains a shared knowledge graph — a living network of facts, decisions, learnings, and strategies that grows with your team. Unlike a wiki that goes stale, the graph is continuously shaped by the work your team actually does.
Dig deeper: Knowledge graph · The five trees
Work
Specialized agents handle the work. Thinker - Humfrid keeps strategy and advice on the record. Planner - Maia breaks down goals. Analyst - Altair surfaces what your team already knows. Writer - Vela produces content grounded in your context. Coder - Sirius implements features and opens pull requests for your review. Reviewer - Vega reviews every PR automatically.
Browse agents: Thinker - Humfrid · Planner - Maia · Analyst - Altair · Writer - Vela · Coder - Sirius · Reviewer - Vega · Full catalog
Connections
Humfrid connects to the tools your team already uses — GitHub, Jira, Slack, Google Analytics, Stripe, and WhatsApp — and starts delivering value within the first session.
Related: Reviewer - Vega: your first PR review
Browse the docs
Guides
- What is Humfrid? — the problem, the promise, and the three pillars
- Getting started with context — mission, vision, atoms, and the compounding flywheel
- Your first week — day-by-day from connected to productive
- Autonomy & agents — what runs automatically vs. what you control
For developers
- MCP Tool Reference — current v3 tools, schemas, and examples
- Authentication — API keys, tokens, and error codes
- Code intelligence (MCI) — semantic search, blast radius, test targeting
- Errors & rate limits — the error envelope, budgets, and 429 handling
- Field reference — node types, task lifecycle, agent identity
- Troubleshooting — connection, auth, and webhook failures
Cookbooks
- Assign a task to an agent
- Capture a team decision
- Query the knowledge graph
- Resolve a conflict
- Set up code intelligence
- Auto-generate docs
Create an account
Free to start at app.humfrid.com — no credit card required. Connect your first integration, set an objective, and assign work to an agent.
Marketing site: humfrid.com · Changelog: recent updates