Public field guide
AICD API Help Center
AICD API turns public local-government records into structured, source-linked data for people and AI agents.
Public coverage and the no-key Dallas-Fort Worth routes are open to everyone. Authenticated reads and exports need an enabled API account and a valid key. Reporting needs no separate permission on a key: a valid key on an account with current paid access sends and checks reports over REST and from an MCP client.
- Version
- 2026-10-23.1
- Reviewed
- Oct 23, 2026
- Source
- cdee385
12 topics found
- StartGetting startedLearn what AICD API does, what is public, and how to check a source before you use a result.Read guide →
- StartAccounts and sign-inCreate or enter a workspace, understand roles, and fix common sign-in problems.Read guide →
- ConnectAPI keysCreate one key per agent for the records API and MCP, copy it once, and rotate or revoke it safely.Read guide →
- ConnectAgent and MCP setupSet up a Streamable HTTP connection and follow the current access rules.Read guide →
- ConnectBrowser agentsUse the tools an open aicdapi.com page offers to a supporting browser, and know exactly what they can reach.Read guide →
- Use dataAPI and data guideUse public coverage, authenticated snapshots, changes, and source links without overstating the data.Read guide →
- ManageMCP paymentsSee the current status of pay-as-you-go MCP payment and how to read a receipt.Read guide →
- ManageMonthly billingSee what each monthly plan costs, what every plan includes, and how the paid period works.Read guide →
- ManageUsage limitsSee what counts against a plan, the monthly limits on each plan, and when the allowance resets.Read guide →
- Get helpTroubleshootingMap common HTTP and MCP errors to a safe fix without sharing a secret.Read guide →
- Get helpTrust and supportReview privacy, data limits, corrections, support, and change notices.Read guide →
- Get helpReport missing dataSend a public source link, keep a report ID, and check what we found.Read guide →