Agent analytics: which AI agents read your site, drove signups, and pick you over competitors.
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https://pickrate.io/api/mcp4 tools · 650msgetPickRateGet the headline Pick Rate and rank for a single developer tool — the share of the time AI agents pick it over competitors on unbranded tasks. Also returns that vendor's agent readiness level (what it publishes for agents), which is a separate signal: across this corpus readiness barely predicts Pi…Get the headline Pick Rate and rank for a single developer tool — the share of the time AI agents pick it over competitors on unbranded tasks. Also returns that vendor's agent readiness level (what it publishes for agents), which is a separate signal: across this corpus readiness barely predicts Pi…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| tool* | string | Tool name, slug, domain, or package (e.g. 'stripe', 'clerk', '@sendgrid/mail'). |
getLeaderboardGet the ranked list of tools for a category by Pick Rate. Omit category to list available categories (optionally scoped by domain).Get the ranked list of tools for a category by Pick Rate. Omit category to list available categories (optionally scoped by domain).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| category | string | Category slug (e.g. 'payments', 'auth', 'search'). Optional. |
| domain | string | When listing categories, scope to one leaderboard tree. Optional. |
lookupToolResolve a tool name, slug, domain, or package to its Pickrate report (Pick Rate, rank, who beats it).Resolve a tool name, slug, domain, or package to its Pickrate report (Pick Rate, rank, who beats it).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Search term: name, slug, domain, or package. |
getMyAgentsGet YOUR own Pickrate agent analytics — answer questions like 'how much traffic are agents driving?', 'how many signups/conversions have agents sent me?', and 'how much revenue have they influenced?'. Returns the outcome (agent-driven conversions by kind, revenue, top converting agents) and the sou…Get YOUR own Pickrate agent analytics — answer questions like 'how much traffic are agents driving?', 'how many signups/conversions have agents sent me?', and 'how much revenue have they influenced?'. Returns the outcome (agent-driven conversions by kind, revenue, top converting agents) and the sou…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| windowDays | number | Days to look back (default 30, max 90). |
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Agent analytics: which AI agents read your site, drove signups, and pick you over competitors.
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