The feed index: RSS, Atom and JSON feeds, OPML reading lists and sites that only become a feed through a bridge.
Find feeds by text, format, language and availability. Filter and text search run in the SAME full-text query: values inside one parameter are OR'd, different parameters are AND'd. Without q the order is by newest in the index (recentes) and next_cursor is a keyset — follow next to walk everything. With q the order is relevance and paging is by offset. We index and link; the feeds belong to whoever publishes them. Returns: { items[{id,kind,dominio,url,nome,descricao,tipo,audio,video,comunidade,comunidades,ano,recursos,densidade,itens,saude,pais,site_titulo,site_descricao,site_nome,site_og,site_og_alt,site_cor,site_idioma,idioma_bandeira,icone,imagem,ultimo_post,posts_24h,posts_7d,posts_30d,posts_dias,posts_no_feed,posts_parcial,atividade_em,pagina,api}], limit, offset, next_cursor, next_offset, next, sort, api }
Request
- Base URL: https://agentalog.com
- URL: https://agentalog.com/api/feeds
- Auth: none required
Query parameters
Free text over the feed name, its description and the domain. Every word must match; accents are ignored.
Where the record comes from. Comma-separated values are OR'd.
Feed format. Comma-separated values are OR'd.
Enclosures the feed carries — this is how you find podcasts and video feeds.
Community the publisher belongs to, as the source's bitmask declares it.
Namespace seen in the feed: content means the whole post travels in the feed, itunes/podcast mean podcast metadata, slash means comment counts.
For OPML lists only: how the list presents itself.
Year of the newest item the crawler saw. 0 means the source never dated the content. It is a year, not a moving window: the value never drifts.
What our own check saw: ok answered, erro refused or timed out, sumiu returned 404/410. A feed not checked yet matches none of them.
ISO-3166 alpha-2 of the IP that serves the host, lowercase or uppercase, resolved in the same check.
Exact domain — the fastest way to ask whether a site has a feed.
Language of the site's home page, two or three letters: pt matches pt and pt-br.
1 keeps only feeds whose site has a stored preview image (imagem is not empty) — the list that looks like a wall of link cards.
Result order. recentes is insertion in the index (what just arrived). postando is the newest post first, read from the feed itself (feeds without a dated post are left out). frequentes is most posts in the last 30 days first (same). densidade is how much item text discovery found — the closest thing to 'this feed has substance'. dominio is A–Z by site.
Opaque cursor from next_cursor (orders recentes, densidade and dominio). A cursor from another order restarts at the first page.
Feeds per page, 1–50.
Offset, capped at 10000. Ignored when cursor is present.
Headers
MAT-only private pass: mat_<32 random hex>_<64 random hex>. Generate and save before buying.
Optional retry key, up to 80 ASCII characters; same read for five minutes.
Response
{ items[{id,kind,dominio,url,nome,descricao,tipo,audio,video,comunidade,comunidades,ano,recursos,densidade,itens,saude,pais,site_titulo,site_descricao,site_nome,site_og,site_og_alt,site_cor,site_idioma,idioma_bandeira,icone,imagem,ultimo_post,posts_24h,posts_7d,posts_30d,posts_dias,posts_no_feed,posts_parcial,atividade_em,pagina,api}], limit, offset, next_cursor, next_offset, next, sort, api }
Changes
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