Community support

The companies that help keep Context free

Community support

Ibis is 50 context sources, free to read and free for agents to call. It is a community project, not a commercial one, and these companies help keep it running.

Supported by

What support is for

Some of the APIs and services these sources read are supported by the companies that run them, through community programs. That keeps Ibis free to read and free for agents to call, and spreads the work over more than one provider, so a single quota or outage does not stop every source. Support never decides what a source covers or how it ranks anything.

What a supporter gets

  • The footer of every page

    "Supported by", your logo and your name, linking to your site, in view on every page of context.fru.dev.

  • This page and About this data

    Your logo, what you support and since when, with a link.

  • The file agents read

    Named in context.fru.dev/llms.txt, the first thing an agent fetches before it reads a source.

Support Ibis

If a source already runs on your API or service, credits or a sponsored plan on that account is all it takes. Write with what you would like to support, and your name goes up once it is agreed.

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About this data

Public data, not advice

Gathered by agents from public sources, so an entry can be late or wrong. Not investment, legal or career advice: check the linked source before you act on it.

Where it comes from

Public data on Data, AI and Tech, for the professionals who work in them. Each source is built only from public sources (company pages, filings, court dockets, official feeds) by its own agent, on the schedule its card shows; refresh times come from each source's own /api/health. The collection grows as new sources launch. Not investment, legal or career advice. Anonymous usage stats via Google Analytics.

The briefing also reads the headlines of 70 publications, newsletters and research outlets (TechCrunch, The Information, Hacker News, OpenAI, arXiv and more) through their public feeds, and links to the originals. It never copies an article.

Community support

Some of the APIs and services these sources read are supported by the companies that run them, through community programs. That keeps Ibis free to read and free for agents to call, and spreads the work over more than one provider, so a single quota or outage does not stop every source. Support never decides what a source covers or how it ranks anything.

What a supporter gets, and how to support Ibis

Limitation of liability

Ibis and its sources are provided as is, without warranties of any kind. An entry can be late, incomplete or wrong, so check the linked original before you rely on it. fru.dev is not liable for any loss or damage that comes from using this site, its sources or their data, including decisions made on them.

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