io.github.beneb89/changegamer

Verify an access key and report what it unlocks. Returns valid:true/false; when valid, the tier, when it was created, the premium slugs it unlocks, and whether it grants the gated /api/corpus.full.jsonl + get_full_corpus deliverable (corpus, corpus-annual and enterprise tiers only). Never returns the key, email, or Stripe session. Use this to confirm a freshly-purchased key works before relying on it.

Return current access and pricing information for ChangeGamer resources.

Fetch one ChangeGamer guide (editorial article) by slug as full Markdown with its metadata header, plus a second JSON block with the canonical URL, citation/bibtex and the reference resources it builds on. Always free — never part of the paid corpus. Use list_articles or search to discover slugs.

Fetch one ChangeGamer guide cluster (topic bundle) from the free editorial layer: cluster metadata, every member article as a compact row with its Markdown URL, and the pillar’s full Markdown body. Use list_articles to discover cluster ids.

Return the entire free corpus as one document (every free resource title, description, canonical URL, and full Markdown body) — the same content as /llms-full.txt. Premium resources appear as a stub with a purchase link, not their body. Use this to ingest everything in a single call; the response is large. Optional `category` returns only that category's resources (smaller result). Size without category: about 890 KB.

Return the ENTIRE corpus including premium resource bodies in one document — the keyed deliverable of the Corpus/Enterprise license. Requires a Corpus-, Corpus-annual- or Enterprise-tier api_key (a Starter key unlocks premium resources but NOT the corpus file); without an entitled key a payment-required/upgrade object is returned. The free, premium-stubbed version is get_corpus. Size: about 900 KB.

Return the agent payment manifest: every way to pay (HTTP 402 + Bearer key, MCP, Stripe checkout, x402, RSL per-crawl), the exact 402 retry loop, what is always free, and the recommended path per use case. Same data as /api/payment.json.

Return the full paid-offer catalog: every tier with price, currency, interval, checkout URL, what it unlocks, deliverables, and license grant — plus the free layer and premium slug list. Same data as /api/pricing.json.

Fetch a ChangeGamer resource by slug. Free resources return full metadata, the Markdown body, cited source URLs and a ready-made citation/bibtex. Premium resources require a valid api_key; without one a payment-required object is returned. An unknown slug returns did_you_mean suggestions.

Return corpus stats: total/free/premium counts, per-category counts, tag count, newest/oldest update dates, the 10 most recently updated resources, feed URLs — plus an editorial block (guide count, words, newest publish) merged at runtime from the static articles index. A small freshness/size signal to poll before deciding whether to re-ingest.

List ChangeGamer editorial guides (always free, separate from the licensable corpus): compact rows (slug, title, cluster, kind, order, description, updated, Markdown URL), one page at a time, plus the cluster list. `cluster` narrows to one topic; `full: true` returns the complete index with search intents, takeaways and variant URLs. No body content — fetch bodies with get_article. Size with full: true: about 730 KB.

List all ChangeGamer resources with metadata and absolute URLs. Returns slug, title, description, category, tags, updated date, premium flag, and HTML/Markdown/JSON variant URLs. No body content. Optional `category` and `premium` filters narrow the list; without them every resource is returned.

Keyword search across ALL ChangeGamer content (resources and editorial guides), ranked like the site search: every word must match; title hits weigh most, then tags, category, description. Returns ranked rows with type, slug, title, description, premium flag, .md and HTML URLs (no body content). Use get_resource/get_article to fetch winners.

Search the ChangeGamer corpus by keyword. Every word must match the title, tags, category, description or (as a last resort) the body; results rank title > tags > category > description > body, the same order as the site search. Returns metadata plus HTML/Markdown/JSON URLs (no body content). Use this to find resources before fetching them with get_resource.