Context7
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Read-only AI news with sources, Model Tracker prices, releases and retirement dates.
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get_latestLatest published stories, newest first, with status labels and sources (primary first).
get_storyOne story with its full body (what changed, who it affects, key dates with precision, what happened, not yet known, why it matters, first reported by), sources, label history and corrections.
search_storiesFull-text search over published headlines and ledes.
get_model_trackerModel Tracker rows: category, release date, lab, modalities, context window, prices per 1M text tokens, license, availability, benchmarks labelled by who ran them, per-field sources with as-of dates. Preview and dated snapshot variants are folded into one row.
get_modelOne Model Tracker row plus its applied changelog.
compare_modelsSide-by-side Model Tracker rows for 2 to 6 model slugs.
get_price_historyOne Model Tracker model's applied changes since 2026-10-05 (input, output and cached input price per 1M text tokens by default, or one field), each with its source URL and time, plus the price step series. Prices are decimal strings as stored.
price_changes_sinceApplied Model Tracker price changes (input, output, cached input per 1M text tokens) since an ISO 8601 time, newest first, each with model, previous and new value as stored, source URL and time. History starts 2026-10-05.
get_the_numberThe latest 'The Number' figure with its source, plus the previous nine.
get_correctionsPublished corrections and retractions, newest first, optionally since an ISO 8601 time.
what_changedStories published, updated, relabelled, corrected or retracted since an ISO 8601 time (at most 7 days back), in pages of up to 500 events. If hasMore is true, call again with the same since and cursor=nextCursor. Poll this instead of re-reading the whole feed.
list_releasesModel releases dated at or after an ISO 8601 time, newest first: model, lab, kind (new, version, preview, ga, open_weights), status (confirmed: a primary source from the lab's own channel; reported: none yet), the lab's announcement time, the release date the lab's model page sta
check_model_idsFor each model id (as written in code): the Model Tracker row, its lifecycle status, retirement date and precision, replacement, source page and when it was last checked. Match order: exact API id, API id in another case, tracker slug, display name; `match` says which. Ids the tr
list_retirementsModels with a retirement date on or before `before` (YYYY-MM-DD), soonest first, optionally for one lab: status, API id, date and precision, replacement, source. Tentative (not-before) dates are left out unless include_tentative is true.
resolve_modelA model name or API id to Model Tracker rows. Tiers, first that matches: API id, slug, display name, entity alias, then a substring of a name or API id (3+ characters). `match` names the tier.
subscribe_webhookRequires an API key. Registers an https URL that receives a signed POST (Standard Webhooks: webhook-id, webhook-timestamp, webhook-signature) for each story event: story.published, story.updated, story.label_changed, story.corrected, story.retracted (default story.published, stor
list_webhooksRequires an API key. The webhook subscriptions of the key: URL, events, filters, status (a disabled one says why), failures in a row, last success and last error. Never the secret.
unsubscribe_webhookRequires an API key. Deletes one of the key's webhook subscriptions by id, with its delivery log. Nothing more is sent to it.
get_funding_roundsFunding rounds of AI companies that Minutes of AI reported, newest first: date, stage, amount, lead investors, the article FundingData cites, our story. Filter by company (name, or our entity slug) and/or since (YYYY-MM-DD, round date). Round data from FundingData (fundingdata.co
list_deadlinesScheduled dates in AI, soonest first: regulation and standards dates (each with its official source), model retirements and deprecations (Model Tracker), price changes. Each date has its precision (exact, month, quarter, not_before, earliest, tentative) and dateText as the source
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