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Skim Signal: Production Watch
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Skim Signal: Production Watch is a paid API for AI agents from skim402.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns newly detected rows from CA, NM, and NY state film office production pages since the last daily snapshot, enabling change detection without scraping.
Price / call$0.005
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How this service works
Skim Signal: production watch — snapshot-and-diff change detection over state film office pages with no API: CA Film Commission approved-projects list, NM Film Office production directory, NY ESD film tax credit reports. Each item is a row NEW since the previous snapshot, with stable row ID, source URL, and first-seen date. Refreshed daily.
Output
A list of newly detected rows (up to 100, default 50, newest-first by first-seen date) from CA Film Commission, NM Film Office, and NY ESD film tax credit reports. Each item includes a stable row ID, the source URL of the originating state page, and the first-seen date when the row appeared in the snapshot diff.
Example use cases
Daily new production alert digest
“Every morning, fetch me the newest film productions that appeared on the CA, NM, and NY state film office pages overnight — I want to know what just got added so I can follow up on anything relevant.”
Location scout competitive intelligence
“Show me the latest 100 newly listed productions across California, New Mexico, and New York state film offices — I'm trying to see where active shoots are being approved right now.”
Film incentive monitoring for a producer
“Check what new projects just appeared on the New Mexico Film Office directory and the NY ESD tax credit reports since yesterday — I want to see if any competitor projects got approved that I should know about.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://skim402.com/api/v2/signal/production-watch/latestWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to detect new film production listings from official state government pages (CA, NM, NY) without scraping them yourself. It is the right choice when you want a pre-diffed feed of only new rows since yesterday, avoiding the overhead of fetching, parsing, and comparing large state government HTML tables. Prefer alternatives if you need real-time (sub-daily) detection, non-US jurisdictions, or project details beyond what state offices publish.
Side effects
- No new rows since last snapshot returns an empty list (not an error)
- limit parameter outside 1-100 range returns a validation error
- Service unavailable if upstream state film office pages were unreachable during the daily refresh
- Stale data if a state page changed its format and the parser missed new rows
Input
Schema · Request body
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| output | object |
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