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Aayat AI Topic Trend Tracker
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Aayat AI Topic Trend Tracker is a paid API for AI agents from aayatai.com, paid per call via x402, $0.03/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-01).
Returns a 3-signal interest trend report for any topic — combining Wikipedia page views, GDELT news article volume, and Hacker News story counts — with a single overall verdict of rising, falling, steady, or mixed.
Price / call$0.03
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Is interest in a topic rising or falling? Three free public signals in one call: Wikipedia page views (daily), news article volume worldwide (GDELT, daily) and Hacker News stories (weekly), each with its total and change over the window, plus an overall verdict. A free stand-in for Google Trends. Pass ?topic=AI agents&days=30 (up to 90).
Output
A JSON object containing: the topic and window size (days); per-signal objects for Wikipedia (article name, daily view series, total, changePct, direction), GDELT news (daily article volume series, total, changePct, direction), and Hacker News (weekly story series, total, changePct, direction); an unavailable map for any signals that could not be fetched; and a top-level verdict string ('rising', 'falling', 'steady', or 'mixed') summarising all three signals.
Example use cases
Tech topic momentum check for product team
“Is interest in WebAssembly growing or shrinking? Pull Wikipedia views, worldwide news volume, and Hacker News stories for the last 60 days and tell me the overall trend direction.”
Competitor brand attention monitoring
“How much attention is Anthropic getting lately? Check Wikipedia traffic, news article volume, and Hacker News mentions over the past 30 days and tell me if it's rising, falling, or steady.”
Emerging topic research for content strategy
“I'm deciding whether to write about 'model context protocol' — can you check if it's trending up on Wikipedia, in global news, and on Hacker News over the last 90 days?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://aayatai.com/trends?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a quick, multi-signal interest trend for any topic without paying for Google Trends API access. It combines three independent public data sources (encyclopaedia traffic, worldwide press, developer community) into a single call with an opinionated verdict. Prefer it over raw Wikipedia or GDELT APIs when you want cross-signal consensus rather than a single source, and when cost matters ($0.03/call). It is not suitable for real-time intraday tracking, keyword-level SEO analysis, or geographic breakdowns of search interest.
Side effects
- Topic too short or too long (outside 3–80 chars) returns a validation error
- Wikipedia article not found for the topic (signal marked unavailable, others still returned)
- GDELT query returns no results for obscure topics (news signal null, verdict based on remaining signals)
- days parameter outside 14–90 range is rejected with a schema validation error
- Verdict is null if no signal could be read at all
- Ambiguous topic names may match wrong Wikipedia article — use wikipedia_article param to override
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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