AIHumanly MCP Service
Integrate AIHumanly's Humanizer directly into your AI coding assistants. Codex, Claude Code, TRAE, Cursor â one URL connects them all. Your AI tools can now humanize text like a local function call.
Overview
AIHumanly MCP (Model Context Protocol) service allows you to integrate AIHumanly's Humanizer capabilities directly into AI coding assistants (such as Codex, Claude Code, TRAE, Cursor, and more). AI coding assistants can call humanization as easily as a local tool â just like a universal USB interface for AI tools. Any MCP-compatible AI tool only needs one URL to connect.
Quick Start
1. Get Your API Key
Visit aihumanly.io, register or log in, then get your API Key (160-character hex string) from your dashboard. Make sure your account has an active subscription with available word credits.
2. Configure Your AI Tool
Choose your AI tool below and add the MCP configuration. Each tool has its own configuration format â pick yours and follow the guide.
Configuration Guides
Select your AI tool below to see the configuration guide.
Available Tools
humanize_text
Convert AI-generated text into more natural, human-like writing, reducing AI detection rates.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| paragraph | string | Yes | The original paragraph text to convert (minimum 15 words). |
| lang | string | Yes | Language code (e.g., en, zh-cn, es, fr, de, jp). |
Usage Example
In your AI coding assistant, just describe what you want in natural language: "Help me remove AI traces from this text: Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way we interact with technology." The assistant will automatically call the humanize_text tool and return the humanized result.
Technical Architecture
How MCP connects your AI coding tools to AIHumanly's Humanizer engine.
AI Coding Assistant
Codex, Claude Code, TRAE, Cursor â your AI tool sends natural language requests.
MCP Protocol
JSON-RPC 2.0 over SSE â the standardized communication layer.
MCP Server (Bridge)
api.aihumanly.io/mcp â handles SSE connections, protocol translation, and authentication.
AIHumanly Backend
The core Humanizer engine â paragraph conversion, rewriting, vocabulary replacement, AI detection, similarity scoring.
MCP Endpoints
/mcp/sseSSE connection endpoint â establishes persistent event stream.
/mcp/messages?sessionId=xxxJSON-RPC message endpoint â sends requests and receives SSE responses.
/mcpStreamable HTTP endpoint â compatible with newer MCP clients.
Supported MCP Methods
initializeHandshake negotiation â exchanges client/server capabilities.
notifications/initializedClient initialization complete notification.
tools/listRetrieve available tools list.
tools/callCall a specific tool.
pingHeartbeat check.
Authentication
The MCP service supports two ways to pass your API Key:
Method 1: HTTP Header (Recommended)
Set the x-api-key header in your MCP config. Also supports standard Bearer Token format.
"headers": {
"x-api-key": "YOUR_API_KEY"
}Method 2: Tool Parameter
Pass api_key as a parameter when calling humanize_text. If both methods are used, the Header takes priority.
{
"name": "humanize_text",
"arguments": {
"paragraph": "Your text here...",
"lang": "en",
"api_key": "YOUR_API_KEY"
}
}Limits & Quotas
- â˘Each call consumes your subscription word balance (shared with the web app).
- â˘Paragraphs must have a minimum of 15 words.
- â˘Single request timeout: 180 seconds.
- â˘API Key must be linked to an active subscription.
- â˘If word balance is insufficient, the tool call returns an error.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the AIHumanly MCP Service.
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