Aeonix Tech developer resources and public API

Aeonix Tech publishes a read-only API for the AI Opportunity Index, a public research tool covering 342 United States occupations. The API lets software and AI agents search occupations or retrieve one exact occupation by slug. Results include AI exposure, AI advantage, job growth, AI opportunity, employment and pay context, source links, score rationales, and the human work that remains important.

Public read-only API

Send a GET request to /api/v1/ai-opportunity-index. Use the q parameter to search, slug to retrieve one occupation, and limit plus offset to page through results. The API requires no authentication and does not create, update, or delete data. Responses are JSON; errors use structured problem details with a code, explanation, resolution, and documentation URL.

• OpenAPI specification
• API catalog
• Human-readable AI Opportunity Index
• Agent-oriented site guide

Versioning, deprecation, and rate limits

Stable major versions live in the URL path. Backward-compatible fields may be added within /api/v1; breaking changes receive a new major path. The legacy unversioned endpoint is a deprecated compatibility alias and identifies the versioning policy and successor endpoint in response headers. A scheduled retirement will be announced with a Sunset header at least 180 days before removal.

The public API allows 120 requests per client in a 60-second window. Responses include structured RateLimit-Policy and RateLimit fields plus compatibility rate-limit fields. A 429 response also includes Retry-After and an actionable JSON problem body. Aeonix Tech does not currently publish an official CLI; use the REST API directly or generate a client from the OpenAPI specification.

Appropriate use

The index is informational research, not employment, financial, legal, or professional advice. Score rationales combine public labor data with Aeonix analysis and should be treated as directional evidence rather than predictions or guarantees. The API does not expose Aeonix client systems, internal editorial tools, contact delivery, or authenticated workflows.