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openapi.json

profound-sdk-typescript

import Profound from '@profoundai/client' const client = new Profound({ apiKey: process.env.PROFOUND_API_KEY, }) const report = await client.reports.visibility({ category_id: 'cat_1234', start_date: '2026-09-01', end_date: '2026-10-01', metrics: ['visibility_score'], })

import os from profound import Profound client = Profound(api_key=os.environ["PROFOUND_API_KEY"]) report = client.reports.visibility( category_id="cat_1234", start_date="2026-09-01", end_date="2026-10-01", metrics=["visibility_score"], ) print(report.data[0].metrics)

package main import "github.com/profoundai/profound-go" client := profound.NewClient(os.Getenv("PROFOUND_API_KEY")) report, err := client.Reports.Visibility(ctx, profound.VisibilityParams{ CategoryID: "cat_1234", StartDate: "2026-09-01", EndDate: "2026-10-01", Metrics: []string{"visibility_score"}, })

$ export PROFOUND_API_KEY=pk_live_… $ profound categories list cat_1234 Search platforms $ profound reports visibility \ --category cat_1234 \ --from 2026-09-01 --to 2026-10-01 \ --metrics visibility_score asset_name visibility_score Profound 0.42

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openapi.json

Missing planet images

Which planets in the Galaxy API are still missing an image?

Thought for 3sThought for 3s

Using Scalar MCPUsed Scalar MCP

Searched operations for planet image

Called GET /planets

Kepler-22b is the only planet without an image. The other eleven all have one.

Upload the Kepler-22b render to it

Thought for 2sThought for 2s

Using Scalar MCPUsed Scalar MCP

Called POST /planets/kepler-22b/image

Checked the response

Done. The API returned 201 Created, so Kepler-22b has its render now.

Want me to add the TRAPPIST-1e one next?

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Vibe code APIs, Docs, MCP, & SDKs

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Set up Scalar for this repo with the Scalar MCP server (https://mcp.scalar.com/) and the Scalar CLI (npx -y @scalar/cli@latest).

Find my OpenAPI file and the brand site for , check what my team already has so nothing is duplicated, and confirm with me once. Then:

Publish the API to the Scalar Registry.
Create one SDK with create_an_sdk (it builds itself, never call build_an_sdk).
Host an MCP server for the API with create_an_mcp_server, pointed at the Registry entry.
Scaffold scalar-docs/ with intro, quickstart and authentication guides from the spec, a custom --scalar-* CSS theme from my brand (siteConfig.theme), and a config (schema https://registry.scalar.com/@scalar/schemas/config) whose API reference route points at the Registry entry by namespace and slug, not a local file, so the SDK samples show.
Create the docs project and project publish it.