Building an app or report with public data? Map your data needs to suitable endpoints, compare API options against limits such as coverage and update frequency, and interpret JSON, CSV, or XML responses. Get an integration checklist, example code for your language, or troubleshooting steps based on API documentation and errors you paste in. You leave with a concrete path from request to usable data.
Open Data APIs
Plan an open data API integration with endpoint choices, format notes, and code steps.
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What it writes
- API comparison table for your data needs
- Endpoint-to-application integration checklist
- Example request code and error fixes
How to use it
Include the dataset, geographic coverage, date range, and update frequency you need, plus your language and framework. Paste the relevant endpoint documentation or error response for more useful integration steps.
What you bring
- The data fields and geographic area you need
- API names or documentation excerpts
- Programming language and any error text
- A project goal or data question
- Documentation excerpts for a named API
A good fit for
- Choosing a public dataset API for a city services dashboard
- Adding census data to a Python application for regional analysis
- Working out why an API request returns a 401 error
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m building a Python dashboard for housing costs in Oregon. Compare Census and HUD data APIs for county-level data, update frequency, and access limits.
I need daily air quality readings for a school project in California. Explain how to request data from AirNow and parse its JSON response in JavaScript.
My R script gets a 429 from the USGS Water Services API. Here’s the request and response; suggest likely causes and changes to the request.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Checking live endpoints or current API status
- Deploying code or managing API credentials
- Cannot browse API documentation or test live requests
- Code examples rely on documentation and errors you paste
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