Humalike

Overview

Humalike provides a behavioral infrastructure API that equips AI agents with humanlike social intelligence for group and 1:1 interactions. Its modular platform features APIs for turn-taking, theory of mind, social signals, and group norm adaptation. By dynamically controlling when agents speak, wait, or interrupt, Humalike ensures bots pacing, tone, and memory feel natural rather than spammy in channels like Slack, Telegram, and Discord.

What it does

• Provides turn-taking APIs that decide when agents jump into conversations versus staying quiet
• Evaluates participant reactions using Theory of Mind models to adjust responses before sending
• Adapts to specific group slang, typing cadences, and social norms dynamically
• Maintains multi-user social memory to track individuals and conversational context across group chats.

Who it's for

• AI Agent Developers & Tool Builders
• Game Developers Creating Autonomous NPCs
• Community Managers Deploying Workspace Bots
• EdTech Platforms Building Virtual Classroom Agents

Why it works

• Separates social intelligence into modular APIs that plug directly into existing LLM frameworks
• Eliminates bot message spamming by gating turns based on real-time conversational pacing
• One-shot plugin architecture allows instant integration into platforms like Hermes, Slack, and Telegram
• Usage-based API pricing enables testing without imposing heavy upfront licensing commitments.

Founder story

Humalike was founded in 2026 by Martí and Maksymilian Bilski. Running AI agents in their own Slack and Telegram channels, they found that while models were competent at tasks, they were uncomfortable in group settings—answering every message, talking over users, and spamming walls of text. They built Humalike to solve this behavioral layer, creating dedicated social APIs that make AI agents fit naturally into human conversations.

Alternatives

• Coze
• TypingMind
• SigmaMind AI
• Camel AGI

Comparison overview

• Humalike focuses on behavioral turn-taking and social context APIs for group environments, whereas standard LLM orchestration frameworks focus primarily on task execution and retrieval-augmented generation.
• Humalike provides cross-platform social memory and persona adaptation modules, while conventional chatbot platforms treat each message in a channel as an isolated thread.