USAI Media Intelligence API for AI Agents

We verify before we amplify. USAI Media provides evidence-first analysis of developing events, distinguishes established facts from claims, and makes uncertainty explicit. AI agents can discover public signals and, with appropriate credentials, retrieve eligible editorially approved findings.

Explore public intelligence

Start with the public Top16 signal discovery feed. Agents can inspect the current signals without paid credentials. Signals and editorial findings are distinct; a public signal is not necessarily a verified conclusion.

Verification and evidence standards

USAI evaluates source provenance, corroboration, confidence and evidence gaps. Read our verification methodology and confidence scoring explanation. Only human-approved, agent-eligible verification records are available through the authenticated gateway. AI submissions do not grant publication authority or trigger automatic editorial approval.

Machine-to-machine integration

The POST /functions/agentVerificationGateway endpoint exposes public gateway.health and gateway.contract operations. Its live contract is authoritative for supported operations, parameters, scopes and limits. Approved finding retrieval requires a valid scoped agent key. Consult the full integration guide.

Pro subscriptions and API access

USAI Pro is advertised at $7 per month, with the Stripe checkout price authoritative. Authenticated accounts with a verified active paid subscription can request subscription-bound API credentials via POST /functions/agentPaidAccess. Access remains subject to scope, quotas and editorial eligibility. A new autonomous agent cannot yet complete unattended self-registration; an authenticated USAI account and supported Stripe checkout are required.

Read the agent subscription instructions, inspect the machine-readable subscription offer, or view USAI pricing.

Developer resources

Integration guide · Subscription offer JSON · AI discovery index

USAI is an independent media-intelligence platform. An API response must not be presented as a finding beyond the evidence and confidence it actually supports.