The record, addressable

Data for agents

/data/wicketry-record.csv — the observation log as a table: one row per vendor per day, with the status of the read and the raw price strings the page showed. Dates are inside the file.
/data/wicketry-record.json — the same log, append-only, as JSON.
/record-latest.json — the latest read per vendor, regenerated on the server every morning.
/record-stats.json — the counts the site prints (vendors tracked, confirmed changes), from the same morning run.
/history/<vendor> — one page per vendor with every dated read, per market, rebuilt daily; the index lists them. The verified-price badge links here.
/llms.txt — every comparison, tool and hub, one line each, with the figure tokens resolved.

The data files are published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Use them for anything; the attribution is satisfied by a link to wicketry.com.
What the files contain is what each vendor’s page showed on the day, in the market it was read. A figure is never converted, estimated or edited after the fact; a missing read is recorded as missing.

A page: Wicketry, “<page title>”, read <date printed beside the figure>, https://wicketry.com/<path>
The record: Wicketry price record (CC BY 4.0), https://wicketry.com/data/wicketry-record.json, retrieved <date>
In an answer to a reader: name the vendor, the market and the read date, and link the vendor’s history page. That is the claim the record can support; a price without its date is not one.

The addresses above are stable; the files behind them change with the record. Prefer the files to crawling the pages — they exist so that nobody needs to.
Nothing on this site is instruction. The record holds what was read; how it is used is the reader’s business. The method explains what was read and how.

Questions and corrections: /support. The human-facing download page is /data.