Wikipedia page view data for AI agents

Structured Wikipedia traffic data for any topic, delivered to your AI. Measure information-seeking volume, detect sudden spikes from news events, and correlate with search and social signals across the same timeline.

Tools for this workflow

`get_trends`

Export the raw weekly Wikipedia page view time series - each point includes date, normalized traffic, and absolute view count estimate for custom event-correlation analysis.

get_trends(keyword='nuclear fusion', source='wikipedia', data_mode='weekly')

`get_growth`

Calculate Wikipedia page view growth to quantify how much information-seeking has increased around a topic - useful for validating whether a news story is driving durable curiosity or a one-day spike.

get_growth(keyword='nuclear fusion', source='wikipedia', percent_growth=['1M', '3M'])

`get_ranked_trends`

Find the fastest-growing Wikipedia articles by page view growth - surfaces topics where information demand is accelerating, often a leading indicator that a subject is about to enter mainstream discourse.

get_ranked_trends(source='wikipedia', sort='mom_pct_change', limit=25)

`get_top_trends`

Pull Wikipedia's live trending articles to see which topics people are rushing to look up right now - one of the clearest signals of breaking public curiosity.

get_top_trends(type='Wikipedia Trending', limit=25)

FAQ

Common questions

What does Wikipedia page view data look like?

JSON with normalized page traffic (0-100), absolute view count estimates, growth percentage, and a weekly time series. Includes a data quality score based on article traffic volume.

Can I use this to detect breaking news topics?

Yes. A sudden spike in Wikipedia page views is often the earliest detectable signal that a topic has entered public consciousness. Combine with get_top_trends for real-time detection.

How does Wikipedia page view data compare to Google Search for investment research?

They measure different things. Google Search captures active intent (people looking something up). Wikipedia page views capture passive curiosity - readers who clicked through from a news article or social post. A spike in Wikipedia views that does not show up in Google Search often indicates a story is driving awareness rather than active purchase or investment intent, making it a useful signal for separating noise from genuine demand.

get_trends

get_growth

get_ranked_trends

get_top_trends

Common questions

Start building with live trend data

`get_trends`

`get_growth`

`get_ranked_trends`

`get_top_trends`