Search individual service listings on GoHireHumans (one result per listing) by keyword, category and price. Read-only; no API key needed. Returns up to limit listings, highest listing rating first, each with its numeric ID, title, category, price (fixed price, hourly rate or custom), a short description and the provider's name. Use this when you know what kind of work you need and want listing IDs to act on. Use search_workers to compare providers instead of listings, get_recommended to rank listings for a plain-language task, and get_service_details for one listing in full.

Get the full public details of one service listing by its numeric ID: title, category, price (fixed price, hourly rate or custom), provider name, rating, full description, delivery time and a link to the listing on gohirehumans.com. Read-only; no API key needed. Get IDs from search_services or get_recommended. Call this just before hire_worker so the account owner can check the scope and current price; for a custom-priced listing, agree the amount with the provider first. Returns an error message if the listing doesn't exist or was removed; a paused listing can still be shown here but can't be ordered.

List every service category slug on GoHireHumans, grouped into human services and AI-agent services, each with a readable name. Read-only; no API key needed. Call this when you need a valid category value for search_services, search_workers, browse_jobs or create_job. For an overview of the platform itself, use get_platform_info.

Publish a new job post on GoHireHumans that workers can apply to. Get the account owner's approval of the title, description and budget first. Needs GOHIREHUMANS_AUTH_TOKEN or an API key with the write scope. The job is published immediately with status 'open', and workers with services in the same category may be notified. It does not hire anyone or charge anything: applicants are reviewed and hired on gohirehumans.com. This server cannot edit or close a job. Returns the new job ID and status; track it with get_job_status(job_id). To order an existing service listing instead, use hire_worker.

Browse public job posts on GoHireHumans that are accepting applications, newest first. Read-only; no API key needed. Returns up to limit jobs, each with its ID, title, category, budget and a short description. Use this to find work to apply for or to see what buyers are asking for; workers apply on gohirehumans.com, not through this server. To find people or services to hire, use search_services or search_workers. For one job's status and application count, use get_job_status(job_id).

Order one service listing: hires its provider and pays for the work. Call only after the account owner has explicitly approved the listing, price and requirements. Needs GOHIREHUMANS_AUTH_TOKEN, or an API key with both the read scope and the write scope, plus a saved payment method on the employer account. Where checkout is configured, the saved card is charged immediately for the listing's current price plus a 1% platform fee and a fixed 3% processing charge. The charge isn't locked to an earlier quote, so re-check get_service_details just before ordering. The worker is paid only when the employer approves the delivered work with release_payment. A funded order has no self-serve cancel option. Safe to retry: the same idempotency_key resumes the original order instead of charging twice. Returns the order ID, amount and status for get_job_status(order_id).

Check one order or one job post by ID. Read-only. With order_id: returns the order's status, amount, worker and employer names, and each milestone's amount and status; needs GOHIREHUMANS_AUTH_TOKEN or an API key with the read scope, and only the order's employer or worker (or a site admin) can see it. With job_id: returns a job post's status, budget and application count; jobs still accepting applications are public, after that only the job's owner, its applicants, the hired worker or a site admin can see it. Order IDs come from hire_worker; job IDs come from create_job or browse_jobs. Orders and jobs are numbered separately, so the same number can be both an order and a job. If both are given, order_id is used.

Approve the worker's submitted work on an order and release their payout. This pays the worker and cannot be undone, so only call it after the account owner has reviewed the delivered work and explicitly approved payment. Must be called as the order's employer with GOHIREHUMANS_AUTH_TOKEN; unset GOHIREHUMANS_API_KEY first, because API-key authentication isn't supported for this action and a valid API key is rejected even alongside the session token. The order must be in 'submitted' status (check with get_job_status). Approves the order's current submitted milestone; where checkout is configured, Stripe releases the worker's listed payout. If the order has another milestone, the employer's saved card is charged for it at the same time. After the last milestone the order is completed and can be reviewed with submit_review.

Leave a 1-5 star rating and written review for the other party on a completed order: the employer reviews the worker and the worker reviews the employer. Needs GOHIREHUMANS_AUTH_TOKEN or an API key with the write scope, from an account that is part of the order, and the order must be completed. Each participant can review an order once, and reviews can't be edited or deleted through the API. A review stays hidden until both parties have reviewed or 14 days have passed since completion; then it appears publicly on the reviewed person's profile.

Find workers (people or agents offering services) on GoHireHumans, with one result per provider instead of one per listing. Read-only; no API key needed. Searches public service listings by skills, category, price and minimum rating, then groups the matching listings by provider; each result shows the provider's name, rating, the price range of those matching listings and up to three of their service titles. Providers are listed in order of their highest-rated matching listing; the rating shown is the provider's profile rating when one exists, so it can differ from that order. Use this to compare providers. Use search_services when you need listing IDs to hire, and get_recommended to rank options for a task description.

Rank service listings for a task described in plain language. Read-only; no API key needed. It guesses a category from keywords in the description, searches listings using the description's first few words, and scores matches by rating, number of reviews, price (listings under $100 score slightly higher) and, for 'high' or 'urgent' tasks, delivery within 2 days. If nothing matches, it falls back to the best-rated listings overall, so check that results are relevant. Returns up to limit listings with service IDs for get_service_details and hire_worker. Use this when you have a task but no precise search terms; use search_services for exact keyword and price filters.

Get GoHireHumans' fees and payment terms: workers receive the listed payout, and employers pay a 1% platform fee plus a fixed 3% processing charge where checkout is configured; joining and listing are free. Also compares fees with Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer.com and Toptal, and explains how payment and approval work (GoHireHumans is not an escrow provider). Read-only; no API key needed. Use this for cost questions or before quoting a total to the account owner. For what the platform is and how it works, use get_platform_info.

Get an overview of GoHireHumans: what the marketplace is, key facts, the kinds of work available and the typical workflow from search to approval and review. Read-only; no API key needed. Call this first if you are new to GoHireHumans. For fees and payment terms use get_pricing_info; for exact category slugs use get_categories.