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ioswarm Trending Feeds
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ioswarm Trending Feeds is a paid API for AI agents from ioswarm.io, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-11).
Returns a snapshot of trending content across Google Trends, Wikipedia, GitHub, and Hacker News with traffic estimates, summaries, and supporting context
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
One attention snapshot: Google's trending searches in the US with traffic estimates and the stories behind them, the most-read Wikipedia articles (yesterday), today's trending GitHub repositories with stars gained, and the Hacker News front page with points and comment counts. Rebuilt every hour. $0.01 per call, no account. Free 24h-delayed sample: GET https://ioswarm.io/api/v1/feeds/trending/sample.
Output
A structured feed of trending items grouped by section (google_trends, wikipedia, github, hacker_news), each with titles, traffic or engagement estimates, brief contextual summaries, and relevant metadata such as repository language or story URLs
Example use cases
Daily internet trend briefing
“Give me today's trending snapshot — top Google searches with traffic estimates, most-read Wikipedia articles, trending GitHub repos, and top Hacker News stories, up to 15 items each.”
Tech-focused trending filter
“What's trending right now on GitHub and Hacker News that mentions AI? Show me up to 25 results for each of those sections.”
Yesterday's trending recap
“Pull yesterday's trending content from Google Trends and Wikipedia — I want to see what was popular on 2025-07-14, up to 10 items per section.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://ioswarm.io/api/v1/feeds/trending?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a multi-source trending snapshot in a single call rather than querying Google Trends, GitHub, Wikipedia, and Hacker News APIs separately. It is ideal for daily briefings, trend monitoring dashboards, or content discovery agents that need cross-platform signals with traffic estimates and story context at low cost per call.
Side effects
- Invalid date format returns a 400 error
- Requesting a past edition too far back may return empty results if data is unavailable
- Invalid section enum value returns a validation error
- Rate limiting or payment failure returns a 402 or 429 response
- The text filter returning no matches yields an empty result set rather than an error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| q | string | Text filter. |
| at | string | Past edition: RFC 3339 or YYYY-MM-DD. |
| date | string | YYYY-MM-DD (UTC). |
| limit | integer | Items per section. |
| ticker | string | Ticker/symbol filter. |
| section | string | One section (default: all). |
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