So you want to know about Humankind mods? The new 4X game's mod scene is pretty nascant at the moment, the Civilization-challenger has only been out since August, and mod tools were only released in beta form in early November. As such, the most prominent downloads are map mods at the moment, but we're finally starting to get some cool new toys to play with.
Developer Amplitude has partnered with mod.io, an up-and-coming third party service founded by the creator of ModDB. It's a service mainly aimed at making the downloading and installation of mods easier, rather than effecting the kind of mod tools that Amplitude has put out, but it's important to understand how this system works so that you know how to go and grab things that your eye. There's a quick primer you can read if you want the basics.
At the time of writing, there's nearly 700 mods on Humankind's mod.io page, although a lot of them are map mods as tools to create custom maps have been out pretty muchs since the strategy game released.
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