Tech news monitoring
Mit Ars Technica-Endpunkten verwandelst du tech news monitoring in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Turn Ars Technica into structured JSON — full article bodies with byline and revision history, fresh headlines from its 15 sections, and the mixed front-page feed, all from canonical Ars Technica URLs.
Get Ars Technica article content, section headlines, and the cross-section front-page feed as structured JSON from a canonical arstechnica.com article URL.
Endpunkt-Familien
5
Dokumentierte Parameter
8
Beispiele
5
Live-Katalog-Snapshot
Aktive Endpunkte
5
Methoden
GET
Pflichtparameter
8
Schema-Referenzen
5
{
"platform": "Ars Technica",
"endpoint": "arstechnica-article",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/arstechnica/article",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use Cases
Get Ars Technica article content, section headlines, and the cross-section front-page feed as structured JSON from a canonical arstechnica.com article URL.
Mit Ars Technica-Endpunkten verwandelst du tech news monitoring in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit Ars Technica-Endpunkten verwandelst du deep-dive research in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit Ars Technica-Endpunkten verwandelst du content aggregation in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Managed Execution
Jede Zahl unten stammt direkt aus dem Live-Ars Technica-Endpunktkatalog — 5 Endpunkte, 8 dokumentierte Request-Parameter und 5 veröffentlichte Response-Schemas — demselben Katalog, gegen den auch Docs und Playground laufen.
5 documented Ars Technica endpoints, grouped into 5 request families — Article, Author and Headlines, plus 2 more.
8 request parameters are documented across those Ars Technica endpoints, 8 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
5 of the 5 Ars Technica endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 5 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
Ars Technica endpoints document their error responses (400, 404, 429 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
5 hosted MCP tools back the Ars Technica endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Abdeckungskarte
/arstechnica/article
/arstechnica/author
/arstechnica/headlines
/arstechnica/news
/arstechnica/sections
Endpunktkatalog
/arstechnica/articleReturns public Ars Technica article metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. The service does not bypass authentication or access controls.
MCP-Tool arstechnica_article
/arstechnica/authorReturns an Ars Technica contributor's byline metadata (name, job title, headshot, contact email), biography, and recent articles from a canonical author URL. The service does not bypass authentication or access controls.
MCP-Tool arstechnica_author
/arstechnica/headlinesReturns recent Ars Technica headlines for one section. `section` is required and takes `ai`, `apple`, `cars`, `culture`, `features`, `gadgets`, `gaming`, `health`, `information-technology`, `reviews`, `science`, `security`, `space`, `staff` or `tech-policy`. Each item has a title and URL, and may also carry a summary, author, publication time and image.
MCP-Tool arstechnica_headlines
/arstechnica/newsReturns the latest Ars Technica stories, with no input needed. Each item has a title and canonical URL, and may also carry a summary, author, publication time and lead image.
MCP-Tool arstechnica_news
/arstechnica/sectionsReturns the Ars Technica section inventory: the site's own current navigation and RSS-feed-directory sections (AI, Gadgets, Science, Security, Space, and others), each linking to its public RSS feed.
MCP-Tool arstechnica_sections
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So scrapst du Ars Technica
Crawlora's Ars Technica endpoints read arstechnica.com and return JSON for articles, section headlines, authors, and the front-page feed. Ars runs 15 sections, several under its own branded names rather than plain topic labels — Apple coverage lives under "Infinite Loop," tech policy under "Law & Disorder," science under "The Scientific Method." Every headline is fully bylined (unlike wire-heavy outlets), and articles carry a real revision gap: a 2026-09-22 piece on new Anthropic and OpenAI pricing was updated roughly 15 hours after it first published.
/arstechnica/sections returns all 15 sections with their branded names and slugs — ai, apple, cars, culture, features, gadgets, gaming, health, information-technology, reviews, science, security, space, staff, and tech-policy.
/arstechnica/headlines takes a section slug and returns title, url, author, summary, image_url, and published_at for every story. The ai section alone returned 20 live headlines covering a single week.
/arstechnica/article returns authors, description, image_url, a paragraphs array, section, published_at, and updated_at. Ars frequently revises stories after publication — one AI-pricing piece was updated about 15 hours after going live.
/arstechnica/news (no parameters) returns the mixed front-page feed spanning all 15 sections in one call — useful for a single "what's new on Ars" poll instead of hitting every section separately.
/arstechnica/author takes https://arstechnica.com/author/<slug>/ and returns the reporter's profile and recent bylines. Article authors[] are plain names, and the URL derived from the 2026-10-30 sample name (Jeremy Hsu, /author/jeremy-hsu/) answered 404 Ars Technica author not found, so do not slugify a name. Section windows differ too: ai spanned 2026-10-20 to 2026-10-29 while apple spanned 2026-09-09 to 2026-10-28 in 20 rows each.
Agent Skills
Installiere einen Crawlora Agent Skill, und dein Agent ruft Ars Technica-Daten als JSON über die dokumentierte API ab, ohne einen Scraper zu schreiben. Diese Skills decken Ars Technica ab:
Researches public news from international, regional, business, technology, sports, science, and entertainment publishers through the Crawlora API —…
npx skills add github.com/Crawlora-org/crawlora-skills --skill news-media-researchFAQ
Ars gives several sections its own branded nickname on top of the plain topic — "Infinite Loop" for Apple, "Opposable Thumbs" for gaming, "Law & Disorder" for tech policy — the sections endpoint returns both the branded name and the plain slug.
Yes, every headline and article carries a named author — Ars runs staff-written coverage rather than wire syndication.
It returns published_at and updated_at separately, and Ars does revise stories post-publication — one September 2026 AI-pricing article was updated about 15 hours after it first went live.
Yes, /arstechnica/news returns the mixed front-page feed across all 15 sections without needing to query each section individually.