signaldaemon API

# 1 · self-serve a demo key (no signup)
KEY=$(curl -s -X POST https://api.signaldaemon.com/v1/request-key | jq -r .key)

# 2 · the day's ranked narratives + derived signals (cached, instant)
curl -s https://api.signaldaemon.com/v1/narratives \
  -H "x-api-key: $KEY" -d '{"limit":8}'

# 3 · clean narrative feed for a topic
curl -s https://api.signaldaemon.com/v1/feed \
  -H "x-api-key: $KEY" -d '{"query":"restaking","limit":8}'

{ "mcpServers": { "signaldaemon": {
  "url": "https://api.signaldaemon.com/mcp",
  "headers": { "x-api-key": "<KEY>" } } } }
// tools: get_market_narratives(limit) · get_clean_feed(query, category, limit)

name            — narrative title
gist            — one-line summary
category        — market · protocol · defi · chain · security · mining_equities ·
                  ai_infra · ai_agents · stablecoins · rwa · exchanges · regulation ·
                  macro · prediction_markets
strength        — cross-source convergence score (higher = more independent,
                  trust-weighted sources converging on the same story now)
distinct_sources / source_diversity / members
momentum        — { members_24h, members_prior } — flow acceleration
divergence      — { code, direction, vs_market, asset, price_change_7d/24h, rel_flow, breadth }
                  code ∈ narrative_price_aligned · narrative_no_flow · neutral · no_asset
                  direction ∈ up · down            — absolute 7d price move
                  vs_market ∈ outperform · underperform — rel_flow sign vs market_7d baseline
                  rel_flow  = asset 7d − market_7d  — narrative vs capital, RELATIVE to regime
                  ⚠ in a crash an asset can be vs_market=outperform yet direction=down
sources         — [ { name, tier } ] — contributing sources (auditable)
representative_items — [ { title, source, url, published_at } ]

// top-level market_snapshot:
market_snapshot — { btc/eth/sol {price,chg_24h,chg_7d}, fear_greed,
                  market_7d, market_regime ∈ crash · range · bull }

// /v1/feed items:
items           — [ { title, source, tier, url, published_at, category, summary } ]
coverage        — covered · thin   (fails safe: says "thin" rather than inventing)