Humalike
Give your AI agents the social intelligence they're missing
1.2K followers
Give your AI agents the social intelligence they're missing
1.2K followers
Today's models are capable enough. Smart enough. Fast enough. But we still feel they don’t fit in the room. Humalike is building the behavioral infrastructure for humanlike AI agents. The social skills & proactiveness your agents have been missing. APIs, models, benchmarks.
This is the 2nd launch from Humalike. View more
Humalike x Hermes
Launching today
One command gives your Hermes agent social intelligence. It decides when to speak, adapts to your group's tone and remembers who said what. Works in group chats on Slack, Telegram and WhatsApp.
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A suggestion from someone who works with voice agents a lot: it would be great to see a turn-taking or interruption handling module exposed through the API. Right now most stacks handle barge-in in a pretty mechanical way, so a behavioral layer that knows when to pause, yield, or gently hold the floor would be a really meaningful addition.
@feride178675 Yep, exactly! That's what we mean by behavioral layer, and turn-taking API is acutally one of the 7 APIs we have available, although it's not tailor-made for voice. If you have use-case for voice where you need humanlike turn-taking, let's connect and chat:))
Humalike
@feride178675 :)))))
Congrats on the launch. Social intelligence gets useful only when the signal is explainable. When Hermes surfaces an insight about a person or community, can users inspect the evidence behind it and correct the signal if the system gets it wrong?
@yaroslav_stelmakh Hermes is the definition of auto-improving agent, it has memory and learns new skills. Humalike plugin also uses this information to adjust behavior, and even makes it stronger thanks to Social Learning API used under the hood.
Humalike
@yaroslav_stelmakh tysm!
Love the concept. One question: can developers customize how talkative the agent should be depending on the workspace or group?
Humalike
@nayan_joshi Thanks! Yes! Talkativeness is part of the agent's personality, and each workspace/group runs its own, so the same agent can be all business in one room and playful in another.
And even without touching anything, thanks to social learning API, it reads the room and matches each group's rhythm on its own: quiet team, quieter agent.
Humalike
@nayan_joshi tysm!
Been waiting for something like this honestly. Social intelligence layer for agents is kind of missing piece in most setups. Does it handle context persistance across long sessions or its mainly per-conversation?
jared.so
@abdurrahman_fakhrul It handles context persistence across long sessions :)) We want it to learn and use information from across many conversations.
I will gladly answer some more questions if you have any :))
Humalike
@abdurrahman_fakhrul :))))))
Does the memory work across different group chats or is it per-group? Curious how much conversation history it needs before it starts picking up tone shifts.
@talhakhalidmtk One memory for all of your groups, platforms (discord, telegram, slack, whatsapp...) and threads. Give it a try and push it to the limit
One thing that would help us a lot is a built-in persona memory layer where the agent remembers how it adapted its tone with a specific user last time, so we don't have to manually re-tune behavior across sessions.
Humalike
@hasanirantcwnt Exactly! That is our social-memory component. The agent remembers who people are and how past conversations went, and carries that into the next one, so it doesn't start cold or need re-tuning every session. Works across sessions and channels out of the box.
Humalike
@hasanirantcwnt Give it a try!
Does Humalike adapt to different group dynamics over time, or does each workspace start from a predefined behavioral profile?
Humalike
@tarqiya_forgah Indeed it does adapt! We continuously update its understanding of the group through components like Norms, Social Memory, Theory of Mind, and Social Signals.
That lets the agent pick up jokes, understand what matters to different people and align with the local behavior.