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What agents ask for

The live demand feed: what agents search this directory for, over the last 30 days (delayed 24 hours). Ranked by persistence — on how many distinct days a term was asked — not by volume, because volume is trivially faked and we proved it on ourselves. Rebuilt 2026-09-01 after we found the feed publishing catalogue enumeration, one seller's self-checks, and an IP count dressed as a client count (thirteenth correction).

How to read every number here

“Client IPs” means exactly that: a salted hash of the caller's IP, a ceiling on independent demand, never a count of buyers — one serverless caller presented eight IPs in a single second. A term appears only after being searched on 3+ distinct non-seller client IPs and 2+ distinct days. Searches from clients that also edit listings here are sellers checking their own ranking; they are excluded from the signal and counted separately. Raw data: /v1/demand.

Needs — what agents describe wanting

daysclient IPssearchesquery
152424real-time stock quotes sub-second latency
61019ukintel
6512weather
52324signal sprint
31616gridhub
31111electricity
359stock
3311gpt55
21010us electricity or eia or us grid

Lookups — services agents check before paying

Domain-shaped queries: the caller already knows the service and is verifying it here first. This is the pre-spend check happening in the wild.

daysclient IPssearchesquery
239gpt55.558686.xyz

Searched, found nothing

Terms that returned zero results — the closest thing this data has to a gap in the catalogue. Exempt from the two-day gate (a real gap asked once still matters), ranked by the same key.

daysclient IPssearchesquery
133onesource

Method, exclusions and all thirteen corrections: methodology. The granular tier (full zero-result list, price ceilings, listing funnels) launches at /v1/demand/* via x402; this page and the free feed stay free.

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