This MCP server provides Wikipedia page view trend data, enabling AI to detect spikes, view historical traffic, and compare cross-platform trends to gauge public curiosity.
Enables any existing API to become a pay-per-call service for agents by issuing HTTP 402 payment requests and settling USDC payments via CDP, while exposing MCP tools that charge per call and support Bazaar discovery.
Provides hosted trend data MCP server for querying Google, TikTok, Amazon, Reddit, YouTube, Steam, npm and 30+ trend sources in natural language from any MCP-compatible AI.
Provides Wikipedia page view trend data including spike detection, historical traffic, and cross-platform comparison, enabling AI to access a leading indicator of public curiosity.
An MCP server that exposes Wikipedia page view trends as clean JSON, providing normalized 0-100 trend scores, growth rates over 3M/6M/12M/5Y windows, and live most-viewed article feeds, comparable across 15 sources including Google, YouTube, and TikTok.
Provides TikTok hashtag trend data including volume growth, viral spikes, and historical time series, enabling AI assistants to spot emerging trends before they go mainstream.
Real-time trend data from Google Trends (Search, Images, News, Shopping), YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, Amazon, Wikipedia, npm, Steam, Spotify, X (Twitter), App Store, Google Play, web traffic, and news sentiment via one MCP connection. Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible AI.
MCP server that connects to a WhatsHot Backend over HTTP to provide hot topic discovery, trend analysis, and historical data tools such as current hotlists, trend series, and event analysis.
Provides real-time search intelligence including keyword suggestions with intent clustering, emerging trend detection, SERP analysis, and clean content extraction, all without requiring API keys.
Provides a set of micro-tools (time calculation, regex, encoding, JSON diff, etc.) for LLM agents to handle deterministic, precision tasks that models often get wrong.