AEML GAUGE History — Seasonal Percentile Projection is a paid API for AI agents from aeml-x402.zeabur.app, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns seasonal percentile positioning, frequency, percentile distribution, method, and source for a monitored signal entity
Add-on, historical placement: seasonal percentile for the current point, frequency, the percentile table, and the method and source used to compute them. Descriptive only, never a forecast or advice. No data -> 422 no_charge, not billed.
Returns a JSON object with: the signal_id and entity, the observed_at timestamp, seasonal percentile positioning of the current value, frequency distribution showing how often this level has been reached, full percentile thresholds (e.g. p10/p25/p50/p75/p90), methodology and source citation, provenance metadata (freshness, data lineage, age), a verifiable record_hash (sha256), and an Ed25519-signed _citation for offline trust verification. A nature field provides a neutral disclaimer that GAUGE provides observation only, not forecasts or recommendations.
GEThttps://aeml-x402.zeabur.app/gauge/historyUse this endpoint when you need to understand how a current signal reading compares to its own seasonal historical distribution — not just its raw value, but its percentile rank within the same calendar period across years. Prefer this over the base /gauge endpoint when seasonal context and frequency positioning are the primary need. Use alongside /gauge/ruler for official threshold context or /gauge for the full core snapshot. Best when the question is 'is this historically unusual for this time of year?'
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"type": "json"
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