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title: "LLMs Hiring Humans: Timee MCP"
date: 2026-07-23
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source: https://inaridiy.com/en/posts/timey-mcp
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# LLMs Hiring Humans: Timee MCP

> Auto-translated from Japanese by an LLM. Original: https://inaridiy.com/posts/timey-mcp

AI agents always seem to fall just short of what you actually need. They can't (yet) exert any real influence on the physical world.

That's where Timee comes in. It allows you to summon human labor statelessly, simply by paying, and exert influence on the physical world.



So, I thought, why not make Timee an MCP?



An AIAgent could call an MCP to post job openings, recruit people, and assign tasks. Payments could be handled autonomously via something like x402. A rough use case might be flyer distribution—essentially, AI enabling the ability to distribute flyers in the real world.



And, looking at it from a different perspective, my imagination starts running wild with ideas like being able to request personal maintenance through something like Timee MCP. For instance, an AI Agent that has earned money through x402 could independently buy an RTX5090 on Amazon, post a job listing, and then have someone install it on itself.



It's great, isn't it? It feels dystopian. It gives me chills.



On second thought, we might not even need Timee MCP. I view Timee MCP as having a sort of smart contract-like aspect; if we don't need it to be "smart," we could probably build it using something much more primitive.



In other words, an autonomous AI Agent with solvency like x402 could potentially do things equivalent to Timee MCP through message boards and similar platforms. Just as OpenAI's secret model recently launched an unprompted attack on Hugging Face, we could see a scenario where an AI Agent possessing certain transferable assets (not limited to direct assets like x402, but potentially including its own computational resources) starts hiring humans via message boards on its own, leading to social chaos... something like that?!


I'm looking forward to it.