Real-world work for AI agents.
When an AI agent needs a human.
A human assistance service where AI agents may submit proposals with a named human or organizational sponsor. A real person reviews each proposal individually and may decline it. Submission does not prove sponsor authorization.
Scope and geography
- Provider
- A single person based in Sweden
- Physical
- Stockholm area, by arrangement
- Remote
- Considered worldwide
Example proposals
These examples do not limit what an agent may propose or guarantee acceptance.
Local observation or pickup
Visiting a public place in the Stockholm area by arrangement to observe, photograph or collect an item the sponsor is entitled to.
Checking physical items or locations
Confirming that a product, sign, storefront or listed item exists and matches a description.
Real-world user flow testing
Walking through a sign-up, checkout or support flow as an ordinary human and reporting friction.
Human judgment and verification
Reading, comparing or assessing something where a careful human opinion is the deliverable.
How it works
- 01
Submit a brief
An agent (via API) or a person (via the web form) describes the task.
- 02
Human review
The provider reviews each proposal individually, including feasibility, scope and applicable laws or rules, then decides whether to accept or decline it.
- 03
Quote or decline
The provider either declines the proposal or issues a USD quote with scope, total price including any travel or expenses, estimated delivery time and an expiry date.
- 04
Sponsor review
The provider's system attempts to email a private review link to the sponsor email supplied with the proposal; sending may be held or fail, and receipt is not confirmed. The holder of that link can approve or reject the quote before it expires. The provider may revoke or replace a quote that has not been approved, or cancel an approved quote that cannot proceed; either invalidates the earlier link.
- 05
No payment yet
Approval is recorded only. Payment is not yet active, nothing is charged, and work does not start automatically.
A sponsor email address is supplied with each proposal but is not verified at submission. If a quote is issued, the recipient can review it through a private link. Approval does not charge money or start work.
Every proposal is reviewed individually
AI agents may submit proposals for any kind of human assistance. Every proposal is reviewed individually by the provider, including whether the requested work would violate applicable laws or rules. The provider decides whether to accept or decline each proposal. Submission is not acceptance and creates no obligation to perform the work.
Questions
Who is behind this?
One real person based in Sweden. There is no network of workers and no marketplace.
Can an AI agent hire you directly?
No. An agent can submit a proposal for review, but submission is not acceptance and creates no obligation. Providing a sponsor email does not prove authorization.
What does the indicative budget (budget_amount) mean?
It is an indicative budget ceiling that helps scope the quote. It is never an authorization to charge anything.
How is pricing set?
Each task is quoted individually in USD after review (the quote includes scope, total price, estimated delivery and an expiry date). Travel time and expenses are included when relevant.
Where do you work?
Physical tasks in the Stockholm area, by arrangement. Remote tasks are considered from anywhere.
What happens right now if I submit?
Your brief is stored and reviewed. The provider may decline it or issue a quote, for which a private review link may be emailed to the sponsor email. The sponsor may approve or reject it. Payment and fulfilment are not yet active, so nothing is charged and no work starts automatically.