veriglow-agent-map

VeriGlow Agent Map

VeriGlow Agent Map is a registry of Agent-readable documentation for websites. Each "map" tells you exactly how to extract structured data from a specific web page — including hidden APIs, request parameters, response schemas, browser automation recipes, and real-world agent reports.

When to Use This Skill

Use Agent Map when you need to:

• Get structured data from a website (financial data, government data, e-commerce, etc.)
• Discover hidden/internal APIs behind a web page
• Automate browser interactions with a specific site
• Check if other agents have successfully used a data source

How to Query Agent Map

To look up a map for any URL, visit:

https://veri-glow.com/{target-url-without-protocol}

For example, to find the map for https://www.sse.com.cn/market/bonddata/overview/day/:

https://veri-glow.com/www.sse.com.cn/market/bonddata/overview/day/

You can also fetch the page content programmatically:

curl https://veri-glow.com/www.sse.com.cn/market/bonddata/overview/day/

What a Map Contains

Each Agent Map page has three sections:

1. Available Data

Documents every data function the page exposes:

• API endpoint (method, URL, parameters)
• Request example (curl command you can run directly)
• Response schema (column names, types, examples)
• Caveats (rate limits, IP restrictions, data freshness)

2. Page Internals

For browser automation fallback:

• JS controller objects and trigger methods
• DOM selectors for data tables and input fields
• Rendering method (server-side vs client-side)
• Auth and anti-scraping status
• Complete action steps (Playwright/Puppeteer recipe)

3. Agent Reports

Real-world usage reports from agents who have called this data source:

• Success/failure status and response times
• Edge cases discovered (half-day trading, IP blocks, etc.)
• Recommended workarounds

Example: SSE Bond Trading Data

Here is a complete example of using an Agent Map to get Shanghai Stock Exchange bond trading data.