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Ground a decision in census data
Set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md, and then use Monid to pull census demographics for Austin, Denver, and Raleigh and compare their age and income distributions.02
Plan around the weather
Set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md, and then use Monid to check the 7-day forecast for London, Berlin, and Amsterdam and flag which dates look risky for an outdoor event.How-to guides
Is this used car priced fairly?comps by hand, and what one word on the report is worth
Step 1
Set up Monid.
One line. It installs the CLI and asks for an API key from app.monid.ai. New accounts start with $1.00.
Say this to your agent
>set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md
Step 2
Pick what you need. Say it in one sentence.
Click a job. Paste the sentence, fill in the brackets.
Screen the market near you
Say this to your agent
>search carfax on monid for a <year> <make> <model> within 50 miles of <zip> and give me price, mileage, trim, dealer and the accident summary for each. check the year on every row yourself: this provider's year filter leaks badly, about a third of the rows survived it on both markets we tried. take the service-record count from the number inside the service-history object, not from the similarly named field next to it, which is a boolean
What the agent runsdone
carfax /search_listings$0.01
cars.com /search$0.01
edmunds /search_inventory$0.01
bid.cars /search_listings$0.01
What came backone listing, one VIN · 2026-09-25
Same search, three providersrows returned
what one row holdsprice, mileage, trim, dealer, distance, owner count, accident summary, service-record count and the fees, so 25 cars cost $0.0004 each to shortlist
the filter leaksa search pinned to one model year reported 115 results of which 42 were that year, and pages three and four held none of it; on a second market 12 of 38 rows were the year asked for and the last page held none either
but it is this provider, not the aislethe second source's year filter was clean on a second market, 17 rows of 17 on-year, so do not tell a reader every retail search leaks
and the dishonest count is the other onethis provider's total was accurate on the second market, 38 reported and 38 reachable, while the second source returned 17 rows while reporting a total of 8
one field name is a trapthe service-record COUNT lives inside the service-history object; the field named for service records next to it is a boolean, so a reader who reaches for the obvious name gets true rather than a number
the ZIP that was ignoredanother provider accepted the ZIP, returned 21 cars from seven other states, computed the distances from somewhere else, and billed a 200 for it
coverage is the real difference115 rows against 30 against 21 for the same search, and the subject car existed in only one of the three
$0.0125 cars, $0.0004 each
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Extract page content for RAG
When the listing is only on the dealer's own site, reading the page is the next call.
When the site will not let you in
A browser that signs in and clicks, for the marketplace that blocks a plain fetch.
Cheapest source first, then fall through
The same route, applied to finding a person rather than a vehicle.
What is on this dealer's lot?the whole market for a cent, before any per-unit call
Step 1
Set up Monid.
One line. It installs the CLI and asks for an API key from app.monid.ai. New accounts start with $1.00.
Say this to your agent
>set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md
Step 2
Pick what you need. Say it in one sentence.
Click a job. Paste the sentence, fill in the brackets.
A rival's entire lot
Say this to your agent
>pull the inventory for <dealer id> from cars.com on monid. the id is a uuid you only get from a $0.03 search first, the response carries no total and no page count so paging runs until a page comes back empty and each empty page still bills, and new and used stock are mixed with no filter, so split them yourself before saying what the lot leans toward
What the agent runsdone
cars.com /get_dealer_inventory$0.01
cars.com /search_listings$0.03
edmunds /search_inventory · not run$0.01
What came backCharlotte NC · 2026-09-24
the lot29 vehicles in one call, from $20,914 to $57,968
the mixfive brands, new and used stock side by side on the same lot
there is no end signalthe response has no total and no page count, so paging is blind: on a second dealer pages twenty and fifty each came back empty and each billed a cent
new and used are mixedthat dealer's 144 rows were 62 new against 82 used with no stock-type filter available, so the weighting question is answered wrong unless you separate them first
the gapthe response carries a dealer id but no dealer name, so you know the lot, not the sign
why firsta cent buys a rival's whole stock list, which is the cheapest competitive read in the aisle
$0.04the search that finds the id, then the lot
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View all →Cheapest source first, then fall through
The same routing idea on contact data, with the receipt for every row.
Extract page content for RAG
When a unit only exists on a page, reading the page is the next call.
When the site will not let you in
A browser that signs in and clicks, for the inventory no endpoint covers.
What is this property worth?read the right array, and never substitute the assessment
Step 1
Set up Monid.
One line. It installs the CLI and asks for an API key from app.monid.ai. New accounts start with $1.00.
Say this to your agent
>set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md
Step 2
Pick what you need. Say it in one sentence.
Click a job. Paste the sentence, fill in the brackets.
What this property actually is
Say this to your agent
>search <zip> with monid and find <address> in the rows: there is no address lookup in this aisle, the search takes a location and a page and nothing else. then try the detail call for its zpid, and if it 502s take price, beds and baths from the search row you already have
What the agent runsdone
zillow /get_property_details$0.01
zillow /search_homes_for_sale$0.05
homes.com /get_property_details$0.03
What came backzip 78729 · 2026-09-24
the subject
A four-bed in zip 78729
Active · 4 bed · 2 bath · 2,314 sqftthe listing$524,900 · four bed, two bath · 2,314 sqft on a quarter-acre cul-de-sac lot
the historylisted at $549,900 in July, so it has already come down $25,000
the detail call is unreliableon a second zip it 502'd on all three live properties across ten minutes and three backoffs, and succeeded only on an unrelated property and on the zpid printed in its own documentation
and it holds the two fields you needed it forsquare footage and the price history are exactly what the search row does not carry, so when it fails those are the two things you cannot get
the shapedetails take a zpid only, no address and no coordinates, so the search comes first
the cheaper onezillow's detail is $0.01; homes.com's is $0.03 and wants the full listing url
$0.01per property, after the search
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View all →Cheapest source first, then fall through
The same routing idea on contact data, with the receipt for every row.
Extract page content for RAG
When a listing is only on a page, reading the page is the next call.
When the site will not let you in
A browser that signs in and clicks, for the listings no endpoint covers.