What it does

social-mindshare takes a term and reports how much space it occupies across three different sources, plus how that compares against up to three other terms. 

{
  "term": "x402",
  "compare_to": ["stripe MPP", "cloudflare monetization"]
}

returns a per-source count and top items for each term, plus a share-of-voice split: 

{
  "mindshare": {
    "x": { "count": 18, "top": [...] },
    "news": { "count": 6, "top": [...] },
    "hn": { "count": 4, "top": [...] }
  },
  "share_of_voice": { "x402": 0.78, "stripe MPP": 0.15, "cloudflare monetization": 0.07 }
}

Why

"How does this term compare to that one" is a question agents currently answer by running the same search on X, on a news API, and on Hacker News, three times each — once per term — and doing the arithmetic themselves. social-mindshare runs all of it in parallel in one call and does the arithmetic: total mentions per term across the three sources, normalized into a share-of-voice percentage.

Degradation

At least one source across the whole call has to return results or the call fails. Any individual source/term combination that errors or times out is dropped from the totals instead of failing the call — X, news, and Hacker News each have their own upstreams that rate-limit or time out independently of the others.

Price: $0.05.