system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools/examples

API Usage Examples

This directory contains example scripts demonstrating how to consume the AI Tools API in various programming languages.

📁 Available Examples

🐍 Python (api-usage.py)

Complete Python implementation with 10 practical examples.

Requirements:

• Python 3.7+
• No external dependencies (uses standard library only)

Usage:

python examples/api-usage.py

Features:

• Object-oriented API client class
• Type hints for better code completion
• Comprehensive error handling
• 10 practical examples

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🟨 JavaScript/Node.js (api-usage.js)

Full JavaScript implementation for Node.js environments.

Requirements:

• Node.js 14+
• No external dependencies (uses built-in fs module)

Usage:

node examples/api-usage.js

Features:

• Modern async/await syntax
• Promise-based API
• Clean error handling
• 10 practical examples

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💙 PowerShell (api-usage.ps1)

Native PowerShell implementation for Windows automation.

Requirements:

• PowerShell 5.1+ (Windows PowerShell) or PowerShell Core 7+
• No external dependencies

Usage:

.\examples\api-usage.ps1

Features:

• PowerShell class-based design
• Colorized output
• Pipeline support
• 10 practical examples

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🎯 Examples Included

All scripts demonstrate the following use cases:

1. Get All Tools - Fetch the complete tools index
2. Get Specific Tool - Retrieve detailed information for a single tool
3. Get Tools by Type - Group tools by category (IDE, CLI, Web, etc.)
4. Get Tools by Pricing - Group tools by pricing model (free, freemium, paid)
5. Feature Adoption Matrix - See which features are most common
6. Repository Statistics - Get aggregate stats across all tools
7. Search Functionality - Search tools by keyword
8. Find Tools with Specific Features - Filter by feature presence
9. Find Free Tools - Filter by pricing model
10. Compare Two Tools - Side-by-side comparison with unique features

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🔌 Using the API in Your Projects

Python

from examples.api_usage import AIToolsAPI

api = AIToolsAPI()
tools = api.get_all_tools()
cursor = api.get_tool("cursor")
results = api.search("agent")

JavaScript

const { AIToolsAPI } = require('./examples/api-usage');

const api = new AIToolsAPI();
const tools = await api.getAllTools();
const cursor = await api.getTool('cursor');
const results = await api.search('agent');

PowerShell

. .\examples\api-usage.ps1

$api = [AIToolsAPI]::new()
$tools = $api.GetAllTools()
$cursor = $api.GetTool("cursor")
$results = $api.Search("agent")

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🌐 Web Usage (Fetch API)

For client-side JavaScript (browser), use the Fetch API:

// Fetch all tools
const response = await fetch('./api/index.json');
const data = await response.json();
console.log(data.tools);

// Fetch specific tool
const cursor = await fetch('./api/tools/cursor.json');
const cursorData = await cursor.json();
console.log(cursorData);

// Search
const searchIndex = await fetch('./api/search.json');
const searchData = await searchIndex.json();
const results = searchData.index.filter(tool =>
    tool.keywords.includes('agent')
);

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📊 API Endpoints Reference

Endpoint	Description	Size
/api/index.json	All tools index	~50 KB
/api/tools/{slug}.json	Individual tool details	~5-10 KB
/api/by-type.json	Grouped by type	~40 KB
/api/by-pricing.json	Grouped by pricing	~40 KB
/api/features.json	Feature adoption matrix	~30 KB
/api/statistics.json	Aggregate statistics	~5 KB
/api/search.json	Optimized search index	~20 KB

Total API Size: ~200 KB (all endpoints combined)

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🚀 Advanced Usage

Caching API Responses

Python:

import json
from functools import lru_cache

@lru_cache(maxsize=128)
def cached_get_tool(slug):
    with open(f'api/tools/{slug}.json') as f:
        return json.load(f)

JavaScript:

const cache = new Map();

async function cachedGetTool(slug) {
    if (cache.has(slug)) return cache.get(slug);
    const tool = await api.getTool(slug);
    cache.set(slug, tool);
    return tool;
}

Building Custom Queries

Find all free IDE tools:

tools = api.get_all_tools()['tools']
free_ides = [
    tool for tool in tools
    if tool['type'] == 'ide' and tool['pricing'] == 'free'
]

Get tools supporting a specific model:

const tools = (await api.getAllTools()).tools;
const gpt4Tools = tools.filter(tool =>
    tool.models.some(model => model.includes('GPT-4'))
);

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📖 Additional Resources

• API README - Complete API documentation
• Metadata Schema - Data structure reference
• Implementation Summary - Feature overview

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🤝 Contributing

Have an example in another language? Contributions welcome!

Supported languages we'd love to see:

• Ruby
• Go
• Rust
• PHP
• Java
• C#
• TypeScript (with types)

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

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📝 License

These examples are provided as-is for educational purposes. Use them freely in your own projects!

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Last updated: October 2, 2025