Things to Do API has been released, providing a new service for developers to integrate localized event information into their applications. The API focuses on delivering fast and accurate data for a variety of events, including shows, talks, pop-ups, markets, and festivals.
The API is specifically built to be "agent-ready," meaning it is optimized for use with agentic applications that can interpret and respond to natural language queries. This allows users to search for events using plain language, similar to how they would ask a friend.
Developers can access the API through a REST GET endpoint, with a query parameter for natural language searches. An example query for "comedy in San Francisco this weekend" demonstrates the API's capability to return structured data including event title, category, start time, venue details, and links to source and tickets. The API also supports MCP (Multi-Cloud Platform) integration for Claude.
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Things to Do API has launched, offering a fast, accurate, and localized events API designed for agentic applications. It provides a knowledge base for various events like shows, talks, and festivals, accessible through natural language queries.