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d21 Wiki Trends Pulse
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d21 Wiki Trends Pulse is a paid API for AI agents from draconic21-x402-api.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.025/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-12).
Returns either today's trending/breakout Wikipedia topics for a language edition, or a daily pageview interest-over-time series for a specific article, sourced live from Wikimedia's Pageviews API.
Price / call$0.025
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Wiki Trends Pulse ($0.025 — 50% below the category-leading "social media trends" comparable's $0.05): trending-topic & topic-attention data for keyword research, content timing, and demand-trend analysis, fetched live from Wikimedia's own Pageviews API. Omit `article`/`keyword` for today's trending + breakout topics for a project (new-to-top or sharply-rising vs the same weekday one week earlier); give `article` (or its alias `keyword`) for that topic's daily interest-over-time series with…
Output
For trending/breakout mode (no article): a ranked list of Wikipedia articles that are new-to-top or sharply rising in pageviews compared to the same weekday one week earlier, with attention scores. For article/keyword mode: a daily interest-over-time series of pageview counts for the specified article over the requested window (1–30 days).
Example use cases
Content calendar timing for a blog
“I'm planning blog posts and want to catch rising topics before they peak — can you show me today's breakout and new-to-top trending topics on English Wikipedia?”
Interest-over-time research for a keyword
“How has interest in the Wikipedia article 'Artificial intelligence' trended day by day over the past 14 days? I want to see the daily pageview series.”
Multilingual trend comparison
“What's trending on the German Wikipedia today — show me the top rising topics on de.wikipedia so I can compare interest with the English edition.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://draconic21-x402-api.onrender.com/v1/wiki_trends_pulse?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need live, authoritative Wikipedia-sourced trending and pageview data for keyword research, content timing, or demand-trend analysis. It is the right choice over social-media trend APIs when you want encyclopedic, search-intent-aligned topic signals rather than social chatter. It is priced at $0.025 per call — 50% below comparable social trend APIs — making it cost-effective for frequent polling.
Side effects
- Unknown article title returns empty or not-found result
- Wikimedia Pageviews API unavailability causes upstream timeout or 503
- Invalid project/language edition returns error
- Both article and keyword provided simultaneously may cause conflict
- days value outside 1–30 range rejected by schema validation
- Render.com cold-start latency on first call
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| days | integer | Window size for article_trend mode (default 7) |
| article | string | Wikipedia article title, e.g. Bitcoin — omit for the trending/breakout list instead |
| keyword | string | Alias for `article` (accepted for compatibility with Google-Trends-style callers) — provide one or the other, not both |
| project | string | Wikipedia language edition, e.g. en.wikipedia (default) |
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