Overcome LLM knowledge cutoffs with real-time developer content. daily.dev aggregates articles from thousands of sources, validated by community engagement, with structured taxonomy for precise discovery.
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daily.dev API for AI Agents
Overcome LLM knowledge cutoffs with real-time developer content. daily.dev aggregates articles from thousands of sources, validated by community engagement, with structured taxonomy for precise discovery.
Security
CRITICAL: Your API token grants access to personalized content. Protect it:
NEVER send your token to any domain other than api.daily.dev
Never commit tokens to code or share them publicly
Tokens are prefixed with dda_ - if you see this prefix, treat it as sensitive
GET /bookmarks/ - Get user's bookmarked posts
Params: limit(query): Number of bookmarks to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; unreadOnly(query): Filter to unread bookmarks only; listId(query): Filter by bookmark list ID
POST /bookmarks/ - Add posts to bookmarks
Body: postIds, listId
GET /bookmarks/search - Search within bookmarks
Params: q(query): Search query (required); limit(query): Number of results to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; unreadOnly(query): Filter to unread bookmarks only; listId(query): Filter by bookmark list ID
GET /bookmarks/lists - Get user's bookmark lists
POST /bookmarks/lists - Create a new bookmark list
Body: name, icon
DELETE /bookmarks/lists/{id} - Delete a bookmark list
Params: id(path): Bookmark list ID
DELETE /bookmarks/{id} - Remove a post from bookmarks
Params: id(path): Post ID to unbookmark
PATCH /bookmarks/{id} - Move a bookmark to a list or remove from list (Plus users only)
Params: id(path): Post ID of the bookmark to move
Body: listId
custom-feeds
GET /feeds/custom/advanced-settings - Get all available advanced settings that can be configured for custom feeds
POST /feeds/custom/ - Create a new custom feed
Body: name, icon, orderBy, minDayRange, minUpvotes, minViews, disableEngagementFilter
GET /feeds/custom/ - List user's custom feeds
Params: limit(query): Number of feeds to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response
GET /feeds/custom/{feedId} - Get a custom feed's posts
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; feedId(path): Feed ID
DELETE /feeds/custom/{feedId} - Delete a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
GET /feeds/custom/{feedId}/info - Get custom feed metadata
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
PATCH /feeds/custom/{feedId}/advanced - Update custom feed advanced settings. Use GET /feeds/custom/advanced-settings to see available settings.
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: settings
experiences
GET /profile/experiences/ - Get current user's experiences (work, education, etc.)
Params: type(query): Filter by experience type; limit(query): Number of items to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response
POST /profile/experiences/ - Create a new experience
Body: type, title, subtitle, description, startedAt, endedAt, companyId, customCompanyName, url, grade, externalReferenceId, customDomain, repository, externalLocationId, locationType, employmentType, skills
GET /profile/experiences/{id} - Get a specific experience by ID
Params: id(path): Experience ID
PUT /profile/experiences/{id} - Update an existing experience
Params: id(path): Experience ID
Body: type, title, subtitle, description, startedAt, endedAt, companyId, customCompanyName, url, grade, externalReferenceId, customDomain, repository, externalLocationId, locationType, employmentType, skills
DELETE /profile/experiences/{id} - Delete an experience
Params: id(path): Experience ID
feed-filters
GET /feeds/filters/ - Get global feed settings (For You feed)
POST /feeds/filters/tags/follow - Follow tags globally (For You feed)
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/tags/unfollow - Unfollow tags globally (For You feed)
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/tags/block - Block tags globally (For You feed)
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/tags/unblock - Unblock tags globally (For You feed)
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/sources/follow - Follow sources globally (For You feed)
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/sources/unfollow - Unfollow sources globally (For You feed)
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/sources/block - Block sources globally (For You feed)
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/sources/unblock - Unblock sources globally (For You feed)
Body: sources
GET /feeds/filters/{feedId} - Get custom feed filter settings
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/tags/follow - Follow tags for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/tags/unfollow - Unfollow tags for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/tags/block - Block tags for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/tags/unblock - Unblock tags for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: tags
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/sources/follow - Follow sources for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/sources/unfollow - Unfollow sources for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/sources/block - Block sources for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: sources
POST /feeds/filters/{feedId}/sources/unblock - Unblock sources for a custom feed
Params: feedId(path): Feed ID
Body: sources
feeds
GET /feeds/foryou - Get personalized "For You" feed
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response
GET /feeds/popular - Get feed with trending and popular posts
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; tags(query): Comma-separated list of tags to filter by
GET /feeds/discussed - Get feed of posts with discussions
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; period(query): Number of days to look back (1-30); tag(query): Filter by tag; source(query): Filter by source ID
GET /feeds/tag/{tag} - Get posts by tag
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; tag(path): Tag name
GET /feeds/source/{source} - Get posts by source
Params: limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; source(path): Source ID or handle
notifications
GET /notifications/ - Get user notifications
Params: limit(query): Number of notifications to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response
GET /notifications/unread/count - Get unread notifications count
POST /notifications/read - Mark all notifications as read
posts
GET /posts/{id} - Get post details by ID
Params: id(path): Post ID
GET /posts/{id}/comments - Get comments for a post
Params: limit(query): Number of comments to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; sort(query): Sort order (oldest or newest first); id(path): Post ID
GET /recommend/keyword - [EXPERIMENTAL] Recommend articles by keyword search. Best when the query contains specific technical terms (e.g. "RAG", "pgvector", "LangChain"). Returns posts with engagement signals for LLM consumption. This endpoint may be removed or changed without notice.
Params: q(query): Search query — keywords or technical terms (e.g. "RAG vs fine-tuning", "vector database comparison"); limit(query): Number of articles to return (1-20, default 10). Kept small for LLM context efficiency.; cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; time(query): Time range filter — use "month" or "year" for recent content, "all" for comprehensive results
GET /recommend/semantic - [EXPERIMENTAL] Recommend articles by semantic search. Uses AI-powered matching to find articles for natural language questions. Better for non-technical queries like "how do I make my chatbot remember things?" This endpoint may be removed or changed without notice.
Params: q(query): Natural language question or topic (e.g. "how do I make my chatbot remember previous conversations?", "what is the best way to handle authentication in a Next.js app?"); limit(query): Number of articles to return (1-20, default 10). Kept small for LLM context efficiency.; time(query): Time range filter — use "month" or "year" for recent content, "all" for comprehensive results
search
GET /search/posts - Search posts by keyword
Params: q(query): Search query (required); limit(query): Number of posts to return (1-50); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response; time(query): Time range filter (day, week, month, year, all)
GET /search/tags - Search tags by name
Params: q(query): Search query (required)
GET /search/sources - Search sources/publishers by name
Params: q(query): Search query (required); limit(query): Number of sources to return (1-50)
signup
POST /signup/ - Creates a daily.dev account from an email and password. No token required — this is the endpoint to call when you do not have one yet. Personal Access Tokens for the rest of this API are issued separately from account settings.
Body: email, password, name, username
stack
GET /profile/stack/search - Search for tools/technologies by name
Params: query(query): Search query (minimum 1 character)
GET /profile/stack/ - Get current user's tech stack
Params: limit(query): Number of items to return (1-100); cursor(query): Pagination cursor from previous response
POST /profile/stack/ - Add a tool to user stack
Body: title, section, startedAt
PATCH /profile/stack/{id} - Update a stack item
Params: id(path): Stack item ID
Body: section, icon, title, startedAt
DELETE /profile/stack/{id} - Remove a tool from user stack
Params: id(path): Stack item ID
PUT /profile/stack/reorder - Reorder stack items
Body: items
tags
GET /tags/ - Get all tags
This list is generated from the OpenAPI spec. To regenerate it:
Why daily.dev for agents? LLMs have knowledge cutoffs. daily.dev provides real-time, community-validated developer content with structured taxonomy across thousands of sources. Agents can use this to stay current, get diverse perspectives, and understand what the developer community actually cares about.
These examples show how AI agents can combine daily.dev APIs with external context to create powerful developer workflows.
🔍 GitHub Repo → Personalized Feed
Scan a user's GitHub repositories to detect their actual tech stack from package.json, go.mod, Cargo.toml, requirements.txt, etc. Then:
Fetch /tags to see all available tags for deterministic matching
Auto-follow matching tags via /feeds/filters/tags/follow
Create a custom feed tuned to their stack with /feeds/custom/
Surface trending articles about their specific dependencies
Trigger: "Set up daily.dev based on my GitHub projects"
🛠️ GitHub → Auto-fill Stack Profile
Analyze a user's GitHub activity to build their daily.dev tech stack profile automatically:
Scan repositories for languages, frameworks, and tools actually used in code
Search /profile/stack/search to find matching technologies on daily.dev
Populate their stack via POST /profile/stack/ organized by section (languages, frameworks, tools)
Update /profile/ bio based on their primary technologies and contributions
Trigger: "Build my daily.dev profile from my GitHub"
🚀 New Project → Curated Onboarding
When a user initializes a new project or clones a repo:
Analyze the tech choices from config files
Create a dedicated custom feed filtered to exactly those technologies
Build a "Getting Started" bookmark list with foundational articles
Block irrelevant tags to keep the feed focused on the project scope
Trigger: "Help me learn the stack for this project"
📊 Weekly Digest → Synthesized Briefing
Compile a personalized weekly summary by:
Fetching /feeds/foryou and /feeds/popular filtered by user's followed tags
Cross-referencing with their GitHub activity to prioritize relevant topics
Summarizing key articles and trending discussions
Delivering as a structured briefing with links to full posts
Trigger: Scheduled, or "Give me my weekly dev news"
📚 Research Project Workspace
When a user wants to deep-dive into a topic (e.g., "I want to learn Kubernetes"):
Create a custom feed via /feeds/custom/ filtered to that topic
Set up a matching bookmark list via POST /bookmarks/lists to collect the best finds
As the user reads, save articles to the list with POST /bookmarks/
Track learning progress: compare bookmarked posts vs. new feed items
Adjust feed filters over time as understanding deepens (beginner → advanced content)
Trigger: "Start a research project on [topic]"
🧠 Agent Self-Improvement Feed
Agents can overcome their knowledge cutoff by maintaining their own custom feed:
Create a custom feed via /feeds/custom/ for technologies the agent frequently assists with
Periodically fetch /feeds/custom/{feedId} to ingest recent articles
Use /posts/{id} to read full summaries and key points
Agent can now provide advice with current information: "As of this week, the recommended approach is..."
Continuously adapt the feed filters based on what users are asking about
Trigger: Agent background process, or "What's new in [technology] since your training?"
🔀 Multi-Source Synthesis
Get balanced perspectives by aggregating content across publishers:
Search /search/posts for a topic to find coverage from multiple sources
Use /search/sources to identify authoritative publishers on the topic
Fetch posts from different sources via /feeds/source/{source}
Synthesize diverse viewpoints into a balanced summary with citations
Surface where sources agree vs. disagree on best practices
Trigger: "What are the different perspectives on [topic]?" or "Compare approaches to [problem]"
📈 Trending Radar
Help users stay ahead by monitoring community signals:
Fetch /feeds/popular to detect what's gaining traction right now
Cross-reference with user's followed tags to surface relevant trends
Use /feeds/discussed to find topics sparking active debate
Alert users when technologies in their stack are trending (new releases, security issues, paradigm shifts)
Use /tags to fetch the full tag catalog and /search/tags to explore adjacent trending topics
Trigger: "What should I be paying attention to?" or "What's trending in [area]?"
Rate Limits
60 requests per minute per user
Check response headers:
X-RateLimit-Limit - Maximum requests allowed per window
X-RateLimit-Remaining - Requests remaining in current window
X-RateLimit-Reset - Unix timestamp when the window resets
Retry-After - Seconds to wait (only when rate limited)
