geepers-data

Research

Fetch structured data from 17 authoritative APIs — arXiv, Census Bureau, GitHub, NASA, Wikipedia, PubMed, news, weather, finance, FEC, and more — through a single endpoint. Use when you need real data from authoritative sources for research, visualizations, or analysis.

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How to use this skill

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Dreamer Data

Access 17 structured data sources through https://api.dr.eamer.dev.

Authentication

export DREAMER_API_KEY=your_key_here

Endpoints

List Available Sources

GET https://api.dr.eamer.dev/v1/data

Search Across Sources

POST https://api.dr.eamer.dev/v1/data/search
Body:
{
  "source": "arxiv",
  "query": "machine learning interpretability",
  "limit": 10
}

Available Sources

Source	ID	What it provides
arXiv	`arxiv`	Academic papers
Census Bureau	`census`	US demographic data
GitHub	`github`	Code repositories, issues, users
NASA	`nasa`	Space data, images, astronomy
Wikipedia	`wikipedia`	Encyclopedia articles
PubMed	`pubmed`	Biomedical literature
News	`news`	Current events from 80+ outlets
Weather	`weather`	Current and forecast weather
Finance	`finance`	Stock prices and market data
FEC	`fec`	Federal campaign finance
OpenLibrary	`openlibrary`	Books and library records
Semantic Scholar	`semantic_scholar`	Academic citation graphs
YouTube	`youtube`	Video metadata
Wolfram Alpha	`wolfram`	Computational knowledge
Wayback Machine	`archive`	Web archive snapshots
Judiciary	`judiciary`	US court records
MAL	`mal`	Anime and manga data

When to Use

Research that needs verified, citable data
Building data pipelines from authoritative sources
Enriching existing datasets with external context

Don't Use When

The source you need isn't in the list (check /v1/data first)
You have direct API access to the source with higher rate limits