Humantic AI

Lightweight poll for a MIIA report's generation status. Pass the create_request_id from humantic_miia_report_create_v1 (or category + buyer_company_domain + analysis_type). Returns _status:"processing" while the report is PENDING / DATA GENERATED and _status:"ready" once COMPLETED. Recommended cadence: check once immediately after create, once more ~2 minutes later, then — if still processing — wait until ~15 minutes have elapsed before checking again; reports rarely finish in between. Not cached. Use this to poll before calling fetch.

humantic_miia_report_status_v1

Start a Humantic MIIA account-intelligence report on a target (buyer) company. REQUIRES buyer_company and analysis_type (quick / moderate / deep — deeper = slower and more credits). Optionally pass seller_company and free-text context to tailor relevance. Reports are ASYNCHRONOUS: this returns immediately with a create_request_id and _status:"processing". A report is typically either ready within ~2 minutes or takes 15-20 minutes — there is little in between. Poll humantic_miia_report_status_v1 with that create_request_id: check once immediately, once more ~2 minutes later, and if still processing, wait until ~15 minutes have elapsed before checking again (polling every few seconds wastes calls with no new information). Once COMPLETED, call humantic_miia_report_fetch_v1 to retrieve the finished report. Each report consumes a MIIA report credit (a separate quota pool from Pi profile credits); identical args within 24h return the cached create without consuming credits — pass force=true to start a fresh report. Requires the API key to have MIIA access.

humantic_miia_report_create_v1

Create a Humantic Pi profile from EXACTLY ONE identifier (LinkedIn URL OR email OR free-form text). Returns the persisted profile when ready. To enrich with additional text later, use humantic_pi_profile_update_v1. If you have both a LinkedIn URL and an email for the same person and want both to resolve on fetch, call create separately for each — Humantic does not expose an automated linking operation.

humantic_pi_profile_create_v1

Enrich an existing Humantic Pi profile with additional text (bio, résumé excerpt, notes, writing sample) to improve confidence and unlock personality (DISC) analysis when previously insufficient. If no profile exists for the given identifier yet, one is created from this call. Accepts EXACTLY ONE identifier (linkedin_url, email, or profile_id). text is REQUIRED. Blocks until upstream LP returns. Pass force=true to bypass the 24h idempotency cache when you want to actually re-trigger upstream re-analysis (otherwise identical args within 24h return the cached prior response without consuming credits). Note: even on _status=ready, Humantic's downstream re-analysis may queue asynchronously — if confidence/DISC haven't moved, the response envelope's _idempotency_hit field tells you whether the call was cached or actually executed.

humantic_pi_profile_update_v1

Fetch an existing Humantic Pi profile by EXACTLY ONE identifier (profile_id, LinkedIn URL, OR email). Cached for 30 minutes per-token unless nocache=true. Returns NOT_FOUND if the profile doesn't exist.

humantic_pi_profile_fetch_v1

Retrieve the full MIIA account report by create_request_id (from humantic_miia_report_create_v1). Returns markdown by default (compact, ideal for reading/summarizing); pass format:"html" for the standalone styled render. If the report is still generating, returns _status:"processing" — check humantic_miia_report_status_v1 first, and don't retry faster than ~2 minutes after create, then ~15 minutes after that if still not ready. Completed reports are cached for 30 minutes per-token unless nocache=true.

humantic_miia_report_fetch_v1

Get the buyer-intent signals for a COMPLETED MIIA account report — the Bombora-style intent feed (topic surge/strength, impact High/Medium/Low, a suggested action, source link, and event date) for the target (buyer) company. Pass the create_request_id from humantic_miia_report_create_v1 / humantic_miia_report_list_v1; the server resolves it to the report internally (you never pass a report_id). Returns the newest signals first, defaulted to and capped at the last 60 days — narrow the window with `since` and cap the count with `limit`. Signals are refreshed on a schedule (typically a few times a week), so the same report can return new signals over time. If the report is still generating there are no signals yet and this returns _status:"processing". This is a free read — it does not consume any credit.

humantic_signals_list_v1

Get the consolidated buyer-intent signal feed across EVERY MIIA account report under your API key in a single call — no create_request_id needed. Each signal is annotated with its buyer_company (which report it came from), newest first, and the response also lists all buyer_companies covered. Choose the window with date_range (last_7_days / last_3_months / last_6_months, default last_3_months) or a custom since/until range; cap the count with limit (default 200). Use this for "show me all my signals" or cross-account monitoring; use humantic_signals_list_v1 when you want a single report's signals. This is a free read — it does not consume any credit.

humantic_signals_all_v1

Retrieve one or more specific sections of a COMPLETED MIIA report — far cheaper than fetching the whole report. Best practice: call humantic_miia_report_sections_list_v1 first and pass the exact section title(s) you chose. Pass create_request_id, optionally report (full_report = default, or executive_summary), and sections: a single value, or an array, where each value is an exact section title, a 1-based index, OR a topic keyword (e.g. "leadership") — keywords are resolved against section content, so the closest-matching section is returned. Matching is case- and punctuation-insensitive; on a total miss the response lists the available section names so you can retry. Served from the cached report with NO additional upstream call once the report has been fetched.

humantic_miia_report_section_get_v1

List all MIIA account reports created under this API key (most recent first), with their create_request_ids and statuses. Use this to discover existing reports before creating a new one or to find a create_request_id to fetch.

humantic_miia_report_list_v1