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AI tools & agents

Assistants work better with structured language records than with popularity alone. CacheSphere gives a small, reviewable JSON layer — not a substitute for official docs or your own evaluation.

What to do here

1. Read For AI tools for endpoint list and field meanings.
2. Fetch /api/languages.json once per session (or on a schedule), then cache locally.
3. Use it to answer questions like: is this language actually the best fit, where would another language help, and where would it only add complexity?
4. Use the Transfer page (client-side from languages.json) or self-host GET /v1/transfer — do not call /v1 on the public static site.
5. Respect attribution when quoting or closely summarising (see llms.txt).

Deployment note

On a static host, JSON is usually same-origin; some API routes need the Node server or your own proxy. See Troubleshooting.

API documentation