This host serves as a static reference layer for Japanese railway data. It is intended for agents that need to discover or validate operator and line identifiers before calling downstream transit APIs that require those IDs. It covers rail operators and their associated lines but does not provide schedules, fares, or real-time status.
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| Resource | Category | Quality | Tier | Txns | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Line Disruption Alerts https://transit.agentic-jp.com/line/:line/disruptions | Data | — | host level | — | — |
Transit Lines https://transit.agentic-jp.com/lines | Data | 94 | host level | — | — |
Paste the prompt below to your coding agent. It runs a real paid test on every route, fixes what scores low, and re-auditions until they pass — the gaps below are already filled in for you.
Make my x402 API at https://transit.agentic-jp.com discoverable on x402gle. Read the instructions at https://x402gle.com/agent.md and follow them end to end. Install the OpenDexter CLI, then run `npx @dexterai/opendexter audition https://transit.agentic-jp.com --json`. Heads up: 1 route has never been scored — start there. Read the score and fixInstructions for every route, fix my OpenAPI and endpoints until each route passes, and re-audition until it does. A passing audition lists my API automatically.
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| For | Via | Chain | Amount | Buyer | Tx | Time |
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Transit Alerts Feed https://transit.agentic-jp.com/alerts/feed |
| Data |
87 |
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Transit Route Planner https://transit.agentic-jp.com/route-plan | Tools | 87 | host level | — | — |