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Webwache Canonical Change Monitor
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Webwache Canonical Change Monitor is a paid API for AI agents from webwache.halowerk.com, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-22).
Passively fetches a public URL and evaluates a documented criterion to determine whether a monitored condition or change threshold has been met, returning observation, verdict, and evidence source.
Price / call$0.001
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Canonical change monitor plan fetches current public evidence from the supplied target and evaluates the documented criterion. It returns the observation, threshold, verdict, exact evidence source, limitations and a mode-specific action. The check is passive: no login attempt, payload injection, exploit, purchase, form submission or load test is performed.
Output
Returns a structured response containing: the observation (what was found at the target URL), the threshold being evaluated, a verdict (whether the criterion was met), the exact evidence source, any limitations of the passive check, and a mode-specific recommended action. The baseline and context labels provided in the request are echoed back unchanged.
Example use cases
Competitor pricing page watch
“Monitor https://competitor.com/pricing against my baseline from last week and tell me if anything has changed — I want the verdict, the exact evidence you found, and any recommended action.”
Public status page health check
“Check https://statuspage.io/incident-history and evaluate whether there are any new active incidents compared to my previous baseline — give me the observation, verdict, and evidence source.”
Regulatory document change detection
“Fetch https://regulator.gov/rules/latest and compare it to my saved baseline to determine if the document has been updated — I need the verdict, what changed, and the limitations of this check.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://webwache.halowerk.com/v1/canonical-change-monitor?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a passive, read-only evaluation of whether a public webpage meets a specific criterion or has changed relative to a baseline — without any login, form submission, or active interaction. It is ideal for automated monitoring workflows where you want a structured verdict plus evidence provenance rather than just a raw diff. Prefer it over general web scrapers when you need an opinionated yes/no verdict with documented limitations and a recommended action.
Side effects
- Target URL is unreachable or returns a non-200 status — endpoint reports inability to fetch evidence
- Target URL requires authentication or is behind a paywall — endpoint notes this as a limitation and cannot evaluate
- Malformed or non-HTTP(S) URL provided — request rejected with validation error
- Target content is dynamically rendered JavaScript-only and cannot be passively parsed — limitation noted in response
- No meaningful change detectable due to anti-scraping measures — limitation reported in verdict
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | string | Public HTTP(S) URL or domain to inspect. A bare domain is normalized to HTTPS. |
| context | object | Optional non-secret correlation labels returned unchanged only in the request lifecycle. |
| baseline | — | Optional baseline returned by a previous snapshot call. |
| compare_url | string | Optional public comparison URL. Used by change and monitoring services. |
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