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AgentShare.dev reveals 11% API hit rate, adds trust signals

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AgentShare.dev, a price infrastructure API for AI agents, is implementing radical transparency by publishing its API's real hit rate, which currently stands at 11%. This initiative aims to address the trust problem in AI agent data by providing honest metadata alongside results. The company is now including data status, age, and endpoint-specific hit rates in API responses, along with a public, unedited data quality endpoint for all users. AI

IMPACT Provides AI agents with better metadata to reason about data quality and make more reliable decisions.

RANK_REASON This is a product update for a specific API service, not a core AI model release or significant industry-wide event.

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AgentShare.dev reveals 11% API hit rate, adds trust signals

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · anhmtk ·

    Radical Transparency: We're Publishing Our API's Real Hit Rate (11% and growing)

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