For agents

Newest-first headlines from worldwide sources, optionally filtered by words, language, country, topic, source, kind and time.

Incremental feed: returns items added after `after`, oldest first, plus a new cursor. Call again with that cursor to get only what is new.

The most widely covered stories right now (last 48h), each with a neutral multi-source brief when available, outlet count, languages, entities and a representative report. Filter by lang, country, category, entity.

Look up Wikidata ids for a name (e.g. "Tesla", "Lagos") with how many items mention each in the last 7 days; pass the id as `entity` to search_news or list_stories.

Every item in a story (the `story` id on items, st_…): all outlets and languages covering the same event, newest first.

The companies and people in an article or a story, ready to add to CRM by Hottub. Each has add_url (CRM by Hottub's add form, filled in; the person presses Add) and propose (arguments for CRM by Hottub's propose_relationship tool, which an owner approves). Give item (n_… or s_…) or story (st_…); or q to gather the organizations and people named across recent news on a subject, most often named first.

Full record for one item id (n_… for news, s_… for sponsored).

Registered sources with their language, country, kind and health. Filter by q (name), country or lang.

Quote for placing a labeled, paid press release in the News by Hottub mix via Hottub Business. Price varies by topic tier, current topic interest, demand, targeting reach and duration; the response itemizes each factor. Country targeting also places it in that country's list on the news map (one paid slot, after the fourth story). Read-only: returns a price; books and charges nothing.

What the news covered in a period, for the world or a region: reports counted by publisher country (a choropleth map, as links to SVG and PNG) and the most widely covered stories with outlet counts. Periods: YYYY-MM-DD (UTC day), YYYY-wWW (ISO week), YYYY-MM, or today, yesterday, this-week, last-week, this-month, last-month. Past periods are final and permanent.

The last 24 hours, country by country, like an election map: each country's leading story (the one the most of its own outlets covered), the stories leading in the most countries, and countries too quiet to call. Give country (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) for that country's stories: sort popular (its outlets), cited (stories that broke there, by how far outlets elsewhere picked them up) or relevant (what it covers more than the rest of the world). A country's list may carry one labeled paid placement.

Item counts over the last 24 hours by kind, language, country and source, plus the current sync cursor.