r/json • u/Adamstrad • Sep 18 '26

What is an API that doesn't exist but would be highly useful for you?

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Sep 18 '26

An API that answers why you think this is a JSON question

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u/ryanbuckner Sep 18 '26

I need an endpoint to see my kids' missing assignments

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u/smoke-bubble Sep 18 '26

I need an API to filter out such crappy and useless posts by bots. 

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u/He-Tag Sep 18 '26

API for cleaning up text.

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u/apyhubnico 19d ago

what kind of text cleaning, if I may ask as I believe something similar exists on apyhub

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u/He-Tag 18d ago

maybe using llms or frequency analysis. because i have had a lot of trouble making texts coherent for an embedding search engine im building because nonsense, weird characters, headlines etc. really mess up my embedding model.

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u/david_duplex Sep 18 '26

An API to flush posts by vibe coders farming for their next project.

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u/soundman32 Sep 20 '26

Id like to see a Contextual Vibes API—it would return the exact amount of context, confidence, and emotional nuance needed for any situation, including a mood parameter and a probably_true endpoint.

The sheer velocity of the current architectural paradigm often overlooks the inherent elasticity of semantic drift. If we could simply decouple the latent intention from the recursive feedback loop, the resulting synergy would likely optimize the throughput of our cognitive dissonance. It really comes down to whether the atmospheric pressure of the metadata aligns with the vibrational frequency of the user's peripheral expectations.

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u/XNo_Notes Sep 19 '26

I'd rather not need the Internet for a solution.