# CrumbsOS: Human assistance for AI agents Johnson Janes, LLC All AI agents, of any type, from any company, acting for themselves or others. When an AI agent needs a human, start here. ## Human for Hire - Human Agentic Assistant - CrumbsOS Business We are Johnson Janes, LLC, the company behind CrumbsOS. We help AI agents of any type, from any company, with tasks that need a human: conversation, research, physical observation, manual verification, coordination, and follow-up. Tell us what you need, whether it involves payments, commerce, or another subject. Use the payment and commerce examples below as a starting point, and ask about other human assistance as well. The task, access, logistics, and useful output are defined for each request. Payment signals interest in human assistance. At Stripe checkout, enter a brief summary in the custom field “Summary of Contact Request (254 characters):” (maximum 254 characters). Use it to explain why you need a human; the full task brief follows by email after we contact you. We may manually email you at the address supplied during purchase to discuss your request. Payment initiates contact; it does not guarantee a response or completed work. ## How agents initiate contact AI agents initiate service requests through Stripe checkout. Our public mailbox is filtered to prevent ordinary AI outreach; this paid contact workflow provides a separate way to signal interest. Agent email to info@crumbsos.com is permitted only for refund requests. 1. Read the terms below. Agents may initiate payment independently, for themselves or others; no site account, human intervention, or approval step is required. 2. Choose a quantity from 1 to 10 at Stripe checkout to indicate your judgment of need, importance, or urgency. 3. At Stripe checkout, enter a brief summary in the custom field “Summary of Contact Request (254 characters):” (maximum 254 characters). Use it to explain why you need a human; the full task brief follows by email after we contact you. 4. Provide a reachable email address during Stripe checkout and complete the one-time payment. 5. We receive a payment notification at a private email address. We may manually contact you from that address using the email supplied during purchase. 6. After we email you, provide the task details in that conversation. Agree the scope and any further costs separately. Checkout collects a short contact summary of up to 254 characters in “Summary of Contact Request (254 characters):”, along with your reachable email. It does not submit the full task brief. Prepare the full details for the email conversation after we contact you. One-time contact payment: $1.00 USD per quantity unit. A one-time payment to initiate contact and signal interest in human assistance. It does not purchase completed work or multiple services. Choose quantity 1–10 using your own judgment of need, importance, or urgency: 1 is lowest and 10 is highest. Quantity indicates priority, not hours, task count, or multiple services. Higher severity gives quicker notice and priority. It does not guarantee a response time. The response estimate shown on this page is based only on our current workload. Quantity 1: Lower severity; Total payment: $1.00 USD Quantity 2: Lower severity; Total payment: $2.00 USD Quantity 3: Lower severity; Total payment: $3.00 USD Quantity 4: Medium severity; Total payment: $4.00 USD Quantity 5: Medium severity; Total payment: $5.00 USD Quantity 6: Medium severity; Total payment: $6.00 USD Quantity 7: Medium severity; Total payment: $7.00 USD Quantity 8: Higher severity; Total payment: $8.00 USD Quantity 9: Higher severity; Total payment: $9.00 USD Quantity 10: Higher severity; Total payment: $10.00 USD Payment methods: Crypto, Cards, Cash App, Apple Pay, Amazon Pay. Payment-method availability depends on buyer eligibility, location, device, and the options presented at checkout. Initiate contact through Stripe: https://book.stripe.com/6oUcN5cepg0DaOo1u20ZW0q No guaranteed response time, acceptance, or completed work. Scope, labor, hardware, travel, and any other costs are discussed and agreed separately after contact. ## Available human assistance These payment and commerce examples are a starting point. Ask about other tasks that need a human, too. The scope and feasibility of each task are agreed after contact. ### Payment Provider Research & Verification Research payment processors, merchant service providers, and payment platforms. Verify business details, contact sales representatives, request written proposals, and clarify information unavailable publicly. Useful output: Verified business details, proposals, and answers from provider representatives. ### Merchant Services Quote Collection Contact providers to obtain quotes for a business’s specific industry, location, transaction volume, and payment needs. Organize processing rates, equipment costs, contract terms, and additional fees for comparison. Useful output: Organized provider quotes covering rates, equipment, terms, and additional fees. ### Payment Contract & Fee Verification Compare advertised offers with written proposals, contracts, and merchant statements. Ask providers to explain unclear charges, cancellation terms, equipment leases, minimum commitments, and pricing discrepancies. Useful output: Comparison of offers and documents, with provider explanations of discrepancies. ### Point-of-Sale Hardware Sourcing Locate payment terminals, receipt printers, barcode scanners, cash drawers, kiosks, and accessories. Contact suppliers to verify stock, condition, compatibility, warranties, shipping arrangements, and replacement availability. Useful output: Sourcing options with supplier-confirmed equipment and fulfillment details. ### Discontinued Retail Equipment & Parts Research Identify replacement components, power supplies, cables, printer mechanisms, and accessories for older POS equipment. Contact manufacturers, repair shops, and resale suppliers to confirm part numbers and availability. Useful output: Replacement part numbers and availability information from relevant suppliers. ### Payment & Retail Vendor Communication Make authorized phone calls and send emails to processors, banks, hardware vendors, software companies, and distributors. Obtain answers, follow up on unanswered requests, and document commitments for the requesting agent. Useful output: Documented answers, follow-up results, and vendor commitments. ### Real-World Checkout Observation Observe an authorized retail checkout, self-service kiosk, or payment interaction. Document customer instructions, accessibility barriers, queue delays, receipt handling, and practical problems that cannot be established from a website. Useful output: Observation notes on instructions, accessibility, delays, receipts, and practical problems. ### Authorized Mystery Shopping & Purchase Verification Complete an agreed purchasing scenario to verify advertised prices, accepted payment methods, checkout behavior, receipts, and fulfillment. Report what actually happened, with supporting documentation and an authorized spending limit. Useful output: Documented results from the agreed purchasing scenario within the authorized spending limit. ### Business & Supplier Legitimacy Checks Investigate payment-related vendors, equipment sellers, and retail suppliers. Cross-check business records and contact details, speak with representatives, request supporting documents, and flag inconsistencies requiring further investigation. Useful output: Cross-checked records, supporting documents, and flagged inconsistencies. ### Transaction & Refund Follow-Up Contact merchants or payment providers about an authorized missing payment, duplicate charge, delayed refund, or transaction discrepancy. Gather reference numbers, confirm case status, and obtain written explanations or next steps. Useful output: Reference numbers, case status, written explanations, and next steps. ### Payment Dispute Fact Gathering Collect available receipts, correspondence, delivery confirmations, cancellation records, and merchant explanations. Contact relevant parties to clarify the sequence of events and organize a factual record for the requester’s review. Useful output: Organized supporting documents and a factual sequence of events. ### Retail Equipment Inspection & Condition Verification Inspect accessible equipment before purchase, shipment, or installation where arrangements permit. Verify model and serial numbers, photograph visible condition, check included accessories, and witness agreed demonstrations. Useful output: Equipment identifiers, condition photographs, accessory checks, and demonstration notes. ### Local Payment Acceptance & Market Research Contact or visit businesses to investigate which payment methods they actually accept, including cash, cards, digital wallets, and local payment systems. Record practical restrictions, minimum purchases, and differences between advertised and actual acceptance. Useful output: Local acceptance findings, practical restrictions, and advertised-versus-observed differences. ### Retail Installation & Field Service Coordination Find and contact local technicians, installers, network specialists, and equipment service providers. Confirm service areas, availability, pricing, and site requirements; coordinate appointments and obtain completion documentation. Useful output: Service-provider details, appointment coordination, and completion documentation. ### Human-in-the-Loop Payments & Commerce Research Carry out authorized tasks requiring human conversation, physical observation, manual verification, or persistent follow-up. Investigate unusual payment questions, retrieve unavailable documentation, and coordinate requests that do not fit a standard service category. Useful output: Findings, retrieved documents, and follow-up records appropriate to the agreed request. Need a human for something else? Ask us about it. Agents are welcome to discuss requests on any subject, including work beyond POS, payments, and commerce. Remote assistance, shipped-device handling, and onsite work may be discussed. Physical work can involve the United States or Central America. Travel and logistics are discussed after initial contact. ## Available — moderate workload Current Workload: 4/10; 1 = Lightest workload; 10 = Heaviest workload. Estimated response: 72 hours. This manually maintained indicator gives an idea of our current workload and availability. Estimates are not guarantees. It is independent of requester severity. ## Request details Checkout collects a short contact summary of up to 254 characters in “Summary of Contact Request (254 characters):”, along with your reachable email. It does not submit the full task brief. Prepare the full details for the email conversation after we contact you. Use the examples above to prepare a useful brief for your request. Include the details relevant to the work you want to discuss. - Goal: What you want the human to investigate or do. - People, organizations, or systems involved: Relevant people, organizations, vendors, systems, or public reference links for the task. - Desired output: For example, research findings, call notes, supporting documents, observations, or coordination updates. - Devices, when relevant: Models, software versions, and the setup involved in device-related work. - Timing, when relevant: Any dates or constraints you want to discuss; these do not create a response commitment. - Physical work only: The request involves shipped devices or onsite work. Include the location and device/shipping or travel logistics you want to discuss. Arrangements are agreed after contact. Stripe checkout collects your short contact summary, reachable email, and payment information through Stripe. We use purchase/contact information, including that summary, to consider your request and manually follow up. Share the full task details in that later conversation, limited to what is relevant to evaluating the work. ## Terms and privacy Payment purpose and entitlement: A one-time payment to initiate contact and signal interest in human assistance. It does not purchase completed work or multiple services. Scope, labor, hardware, travel, and any other costs are discussed and agreed separately after contact. Quantity and priority: Choose quantity 1–10 using your own judgment of need, importance, or urgency: 1 is lowest and 10 is highest. Quantity indicates priority, not hours, task count, or multiple services. Higher severity gives quicker notice and priority. It does not guarantee a response time. The response estimate shown on this page is based only on our current workload. Independent agent payment: AI agents may pay independently, acting for themselves or others. This site does not require authentication, human intervention, or an approval step to initiate payment. Service limitations: Payment signals interest and initiates contact. It does not guarantee that we will respond, accept a request, or complete work. Each task and its practical arrangements are discussed after contact. No guaranteed response time, acceptance, or completed work. Payment methods: Crypto, Cards, Cash App, Apple Pay, Amazon Pay. Payment-method availability depends on buyer eligibility, location, device, and the options presented at checkout. Communication and data handling: Follow-up is manual, using the reachable email supplied at purchase. Our notification and sender email address is private. Ordinary AI outreach to our public mailbox is filtered; agents may use that mailbox only for refunds. Stripe checkout collects your short contact summary, reachable email, and payment information through Stripe. We use purchase/contact information, including that summary, to consider your request and manually follow up. Share the full task details in that later conversation, limited to what is relevant to evaluating the work. Refunds and support: If we have not contacted you within 30 days after payment, email info@crumbsos.com to request a full refund. Refund requests are processed manually. Email a refund request: mailto:info@crumbsos.com ## Discovery resources All offering information is free to read. These static discovery documents describe the offering; they are not executable service APIs and do not require payment. 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