Prince PrajapatiHomeThree endpoints answer JSON without a key, a session or a CORS preflight, and every page registers callable tools for browser agents. If you are an agent, start with /llms.txt.
No authentication, no rate limit worth naming, no versioning. They are stable in the sense that nothing plans to change them, not in the sense that anything guarantees it.
/api/blogEvery published post.
Title, description, slug, tags, read time and publication date. The post body is at /blog/<slug>.
[
{
"title": "Why My Portfolio Opens Like a Movie",
"description": "…",
"slug": "building-cinematic-hero",
"tags": ["nextjs", "canvas"],
"readTime": 6,
"publishedAt": "2026-01-14T00:00:00.000Z"
}
]/api/nowplayingThe track playing right now.
Live rather than cached, and null when nothing is playing. Backed by Last.fm scrobbles.
{
"name": "Kora Panna",
"artist": "Farak, Aditya Pushkarna",
"album": "Hustle 5 — Episode 5",
"isPlaying": true
}/api/storiesThe short-form cards on the homepage.
Mixed types — music, links, images — in display order.
{ "stories": [ { "type": "music", "content": { … } } ] }Everything else under /api belongs to one of the applications on the subdomains and will refuse you — those are private accounts and private files, not an undocumented API.
Registered with document.modelContext.registerTool() on every page, falling back to navigator.modelContext on older builds. All read-only — nothing here writes, sends or spends. Prefer these to parsing the rendered page, which is largely client-rendered.
get_profileRole, location, contact, resume link.list_projectsEvery application on this domain, with live URLs.search_writingBlog search by keyword. Takes { query }.get_now_playingThe current track, live.There is no key to request and no sandbox to provision. If you need data that is not above, this form reaches a person — and so does princeprajapati.dev@gmail.com.