endpointme.world

Live response

A profile that answers like an API.

endpointme turns the messy bits of identity, skills, status, and proof-of-work into a calm machine-readable surface. Same human, cleaner signal.

endpointme shell200 OK

$ curl https://api.endpointme.world/aditya
{
  "username": "aditya",
  "headline": "Building human APIs",
  "open_to": ["freelance", "collab"],
  "status": "shipping",
  "skills": ["React", "Node.js", "TypeScript"]
}

How it works

Four steps from blank page to live endpoint.

No dashboards to decode. Claim, publish, share, and let the API do the introduction for you.

01~30 seconds

Claim a username

Lock in endpointme.world/yourname before the clean handle is gone.

POST /claim/yourname

02structured fields

Fill your human API

Add skills, projects, availability, and the signal you want machines to read.

PATCH /profile

03public JSON

Share your endpoint

Drop one link in bios, intros, and outreach instead of five scattered pages.

GET /you

04agent-ready

Get queried

Teams, recruiters, and agents pull live context without scraping your portfolio.

GET /search/humans

System cards

Everything useful, nothing ornamental.

Built around the same quiet retro interface language as the hero: black type, paper panels, thin borders, and small machine marks.

Human endpoint

Publish your profile as clean JSON that people, apps, and agents can read.

Live availability

Show what you are open to, what you are busy with, and how quickly you reply.

Agent-ready data

Give AI tools structured context without making them scrape portfolio pages.

Public control

Keep your endpoint focused with only the skills, projects, and status you want visible.

Use cases

Five ways people actually use human endpoints.

From AI research to hiring, intros, and live status — structured profiles that apps and agents can query directly.

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AI agents that research people

Instead of scraping a messy portfolio site, an agent calls GET /aditya and gets clean structured data instantly. Useful for candidate research, personalized outreach, or matching people to opportunities — no hallucination from broken HTML.

GET /aditya

Co-founder & collaborator finder

Query for people actively looking to collaborate — no LinkedIn DMs into the void. You know upfront they're open and what they bring.

GET /search/humans?skills=ml,python&open_to=startup&location=Delhi

Async hiring without job boards

Recruiters and startups query for exact skills plus availability instead of posting a job and hoping. Results include people who match — and projects that prove it, not just resume claims.

GET /search/humans?skills=kafka,distributed-systems&open_to=freelance

Smart intro bots

A Slack bot or networking tool reads two people's endpoints, finds overlapping skills, complementary experience, and shared interests — then writes a hyper-personalized intro. Way better than "Hey, you two should talk!"

GET /aditya + GET /partner → intro draft

Live status as a social primitive

Embed /:username/status in an email signature, Notion page, or GitHub README. Instead of a static "available for freelance" line that's two years old, it's a live badge — always real-time.

GET /aditya/status → "Focused | Open to: Collab | Learning: Rust"

JSON

native output

120ms

average response

24/7

public endpoint

Zero

scraping required

Questions

A quiet interface for public human data.

Is this a portfolio?

It can be, but the real product is the API-shaped version of you.

Who is it for?

Builders, freelancers, candidates, recruiters, teams, and agents that need structured human context.

Can I control visibility?

Yes. The profile is designed around explicit, public fields instead of scraped guesses.

Ready