No API key required
Public read routes work without a token, login, or paid plan.
Read product-directory and weekly-leaderboard data as JSON. Public read routes use HTTPS, need no API key, and work without an account.
Public read routes work without a token, login, or paid plan.
Use the production host at https://mydentify.com.
Directory JSON routes allow browser requests from any origin.
/directories.jsonGet the full public directory catalog, collection links, scores, pricing, and listing details.
Open this endpoint/leaderboards.jsonGet the current weekly leaderboard, recent activity, rules, and completed results.
Open this endpoint/openapi.jsonDownload the OpenAPI 3.1 document with every supported route, parameter, and response.
Open this endpoint/llms.txtRead a short Markdown map of Mydentify pages, public data, and route patterns.
Open this endpointLink to the tool page when you need a durable description, method, and limits. Each page also has a plain-text guide for editors, agents, and documentation systems.
Check text from Claude and other AI tools for hidden Unicode characters. Get an honest report about what text-only detection can prove.
Find out whether ChatGPT and Claude can reach the pages you want them to use. Spot access rules that may be keeping your product out of AI discovery.
Make it easier for AI tools to find your most useful public pages. Create a clear llms.txt file or catch problems in the one you already publish.
Compare the monthly API cost of current AI models. Use your request volume, token sizes and expected prompt caching.
Upload or paste AI usage records to total requests and model costs. CSV and JSON data stays in your browser.
Find sitemap problems that can keep important pages out of search. See what needs fixing before you ask search engines to crawl again.
Stop search engines from treating one product page like several different URLs. Find conflicting canonical signals and see which identity needs fixing.
See whether JavaScript changes your content in ways you might not know about. Compare what search engines receive before and after the page renders.
Use a focused hub when an editor or agent needs the related checks in a clear order. Each hub links back to the same canonical tool pages above.
This request returns the public directory catalog. The response includes permanent record URLs and links to smaller JSON or Markdown versions.
curl https://mydentify.com/directories.jsonconst response = await fetch("https://mydentify.com/directories.json");
const data = await response.json();
console.log(data.totalRecords);The OpenAPI 3.1 file lists route patterns, request bodies, parameters, response codes, and schemas.