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# Lena Schneider

## current
Senior PM, agentic surfaces at Helios Labs.

## available for
- ask: open
- advisory: selectively, 3 hrs/wk
- speaking: open, EU only
- employment: closed

## philosophy
Tools should disappear. The work should not.

## proof
- ex-Stripe (2019–2024)
- ex-Linear (Q1 2024–present)
- shipped: figma.com/@lena
- writes: lena.computer

## reachable
agents call request_intro
humans email lena@helios.example
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The file is the smallest thing that lets a person own how an agent reads them. It is yours, it is plain text, it survives the platform you found it on.

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The standard

One file.
One spec. human.md

A markdown file with a small, strict schema. Required sections cover identity, current focus, what you are open to, and how to reach you. Optional sections cover philosophy, proof, frameworks, refusing. Verifiable sections come later, signed by the sources that can vouch for them.

The layers
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Required core
identity · current · available for · contact
every file. parsers reject without these.
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Optional self authored
philosophy · how I work · proof · frameworks · writing · refusing
fill in what is true. empty sections are skipped, never faked.
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Verifiable
employment · education · projects · credentials
signed by the source. W3C Verifiable Credentials.
# Maya Chen

## identity
- name: Maya Chen
- handle: maya
- locations: Brooklyn, NY
- languages: English, Mandarin

## current
Solo. Shipping @figma plugins and design tooling for AI teams.

## available for
- advisory: selectively. 3 to 4 hrs/wk, founding teams shipping their first AI surface.
- speaking: open. Design and AI, plugin systems, design engineering.
- employment: closed.

## philosophy
The best tools are the ones you stop noticing. A pen. A kitchen knife.
You pick it up, you make the thing, you put it down.

## proof
- ex-Linear (2021 to 2023), ex-Stripe (2018 to 2021)
- maintainer of figma-plugin-claude (2.1k stars)
- writes weekly at maya.computer
Trust

You decide who reads it.
You decide when to delete it.

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Public

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Hidden from search and the directory. Reachable only by people you give the URL to. Same MCP endpoint, same control.

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Promise
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Is this a CV replacement?

More an alternative format than a replacement. The CV optimises for keyword matching by recruiters. human.md optimises for grounded answers by agents. Most people will use both for a while. Eventually one wins.

Who actually reads my human.md?

Three audiences. Humans browsing your firstname.blankcollar.me page. AI agents calling the MCP endpoint on your behalf. The directory ranking you against natural language queries. You control which of the three see what.

What if I want to host it myself?

Go ahead. The parser is MIT, the MCP server is MIT, you can drop both on any host that runs Node. We index public files via your DNS, the directory is just a thin layer over the open standard.

Can I take it with me later?

Yes. The file is plain markdown, the schema is published, your handle redirects can point anywhere. Export is one click and it is the same file you wrote. No platform lock, no proprietary tags, no opaque conversion.

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Agents reply on your behalf grounded in the file, with citations to the section that informed the answer. They never write things you did not write. If the question is off-topic the agent says so and surfaces a contact.

Is this really free, or is there a catch later?

Free, MIT licensed, no paid tier above the open standard. The standard is the gate. Anything anyone builds on top of it is a layer above an open base, never a replacement of it. Host the file yourself if you do not want to depend on us at all.

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