Find the open route.
API Scout Explorer is a polished, static React interface for browsing source-linked public APIs and free-tier LLM providers. It turns the API Scout catalog into a tactile discovery experience: compact route cards, filter controls, access labels, direct documentation links, and copy-ready endpoint details.
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Interactive catalog | Browse 22 API and LLM route records through clickable cards. |
| Practical filters | Narrow the field by type, access model, category, or free-text search. |
| Detail inspector | Select a card to view its access method, source documentation, and copy-ready endpoint. |
| Original visual identity | The title-led SVG wordmark and Scout Aperture mark use the Terminal Atlas route system. |
| Responsive layout | The three-part atlas reflows for mobile while retaining route filters and details. |
pnpm install
pnpm devBuild the production bundle with:
pnpm check
pnpm buildThe published site is built as a static bundle and served from the repository’s gh-pages branch. This direct Pages route keeps the deployment simple and makes the full application public without relying on a background workflow.
The chosen Terminal Atlas approach combines editorial cartography with a developer catalog. Bone-white work surfaces make the source data easy to read; Signal Cobalt #1757FF directs interaction; acid yellow marks immediately usable public routes; verdigris marks checked or self-hosted signals. The project intentionally avoids generic glassy dashboard styling in favor of route bars, coordinates, practical stamps, and dense field-guide typography.
The records are discovery leads, not service-level guarantees. A free tag means the catalog documents a public access route; it does not mean unlimited requests, unrestricted commercial use, or permanent availability. Use the direct source link in the inspector before relying on any route in production.
The source catalog and local CLI live in EdgeAgent/api-scout.
MIT