> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usealmanac.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

> ## Agent Instructions
> This handbook preview targets personal CLI 0.11.1. Check installed command help and the matching backend schema before using examples with another release. Examples with named people and placeholder IDs are fictional.

# Public source directory

> Find the right source among the shipped public-web families, then inspect its current operation contract.

This directory names the 58 source families in the current 0.11.1 checkout. It is a route into focused discovery, not a claim that every operation is configured, reliable or live-tested. Start with the subject the user asked about, then inspect only that source's operations and the specific contract you intend to use:

```sh theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light","dark":"vesper"}}
almanac web sources --source youtube
almanac web describe youtube.video.transcript.read
almanac web sources --source youtube --available
```

`web sources` is offline catalog discovery. `--available` reports current configuration; it does not prove a live provider request will succeed. `web describe` supplies native inputs, filters, example syntax and stated limits. When two engines expose the same operation ID, specify `--engine` to see the intended contract. A large unscoped JSON catalog can be unwieldy; scoped discovery keeps the next choice visible.

## Pages, news and visual evidence

| Source               | Look here for                                                                                                            |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `web`                | Ordinary page search/read and public PDF text; see [public-web overview](/web/overview) and [downloads](/web/downloads). |
| `google-news`        | News discovery and articles; verify publication date and original URL.                                                   |
| `google-trends`      | Search-interest trends and comparisons.                                                                                  |
| `google-scholar`     | Public scholar profiles in the shipped catalog.                                                                          |
| `google-images`      | Image search results.                                                                                                    |
| `wikimedia`          | Image search and detail.                                                                                                 |
| `pexels`, `unsplash` | Photo search and detail; inspect attribution and returned assets.                                                        |

## Social posts, communities and video

| Source                  | Look here for                                                                       |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `reddit`                | Communities, post search and comment trees; see [Reddit](/web/reddit).              |
| `x`                     | Profiles, posts, advanced search and conversations; see [X](/web/x).                |
| `facebook`              | Profiles, posts, comments and separate ad discovery; see [Facebook](/web/facebook). |
| `instagram`             | Profiles, reels, posts and media assets; see [Instagram](/web/instagram).           |
| `youtube`               | Channels, videos, timed transcripts and replies; see [YouTube](/web/youtube).       |
| `bluesky`, `threads`    | Public profiles and posts.                                                          |
| `tiktok`                | Videos, creators, transcripts, comments and shop collections.                       |
| `snapchat`, `pinterest` | Public profile or pin/board collections.                                            |
| `telegram`, `substack`  | Channel messages or publication posts and comments.                                 |
| `twitch`, `kick`        | Public creator or clip/stream information exposed by their contracts.               |

## Companies, work and reputation

| Source                                    | Look here for                                                                   |
| ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `linkedin`                                | Companies, people, posts and role-filtered jobs; see [LinkedIn](/web/linkedin). |
| `crunchbase`, `ycombinator`, `wellfound`  | Company, startup or team/job records.                                           |
| `indeed`, `glassdoor`, `upwork`, `fiverr` | Jobs, employers, freelancers or gigs, according to the selected contract.       |
| `producthunt`, `trustmrr`                 | Products, launches or startup records.                                          |
| `g2`, `capterra`, `trustpilot`            | Public software/company reviews and related listings.                           |

## Travel, places and property

| Source                                               | Look here for                                                                               |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `google-flights`, `flightradar24`                    | Flight options or flight information; see [travel](/web/travel) for the itinerary boundary. |
| `google-hotels`, `booking`, `airbnb`                 | Hotels or stays with source-native market and date filters.                                 |
| `tripadvisor`, `google-maps`, `yelp`, `yellow-pages` | Venues, maps or business listings.                                                          |
| `zillow`                                             | Property search and detail.                                                                 |

## Shopping, apps and stores

| Source                                                 | Look here for                                                                                       |
| ------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `amazon`, `google-shopping`, `walmart`, `etsy`, `emag` | Product searches or details; see [products](/web/products) for regional identity and price context. |
| `shopify`                                              | Public store, product and collection content.                                                       |
| `appstore`, `googleplay`                               | App listings or detail.                                                                             |

## Websites and market signals

| Source                              | Look here for                                                                                                                                    |
| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `builtwith`                         | Website technology information.                                                                                                                  |
| `semrush`, `similarweb`, `majestic` | Source-specific site or traffic/link metrics.                                                                                                    |
| `tradingview`                       | Symbol search, detail or financials. Its scan-search variant is disabled in the current catalog; do not treat its presence as an enabled action. |

An operation name points to a possible kind of information, not guaranteed coverage of a particular account, page, date or field. A returned `resource` is the next supported handoff only when it includes an actionable target; [result handling](/web/results) explains that boundary.
