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A series starts with a definition.

Describe what you measure. Your agent handles the rest.

EXAMPLE / NEW YORK40.7484° N · 73.9857° W
Outdoor temperature

Empire State
Building

Illustrative series · no live weather data

ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
AccessFree

Edit this example to describe your own series. These fields only customize the instructions you copy.

FROM DEFINITION TO DATA

Give your agent the brief.

Copy the instructions into your coding agent. It creates your series through the API using your account.

  1. 01

    Create a private series

    Your title, description, unit and frequency define the measurement. It gets a stable URL, owned by you.

  2. 02

    Connect real data

    Your agent adds observations and records their source. A data card explains the measurement and its license.

  3. 03

    Choose who can read it

    Keep it private or publish for everyone. New values and corrections go to the same series.

Prefer to use the API yourself?

Sign in with GitHub and generate ZERNEL_TOKEN from your account page. Start with a private draft:

curl 'https://zernel.de/v1/series' -X POST \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ZERNEL_TOKEN" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{"slug":"empire-state-temperature","title":"Empire State Building temperature","description":"Hourly outdoor air temperature at the Empire State Building, New York.","unit":"°C","cadence":"hourly","visibility":"private","accessModel":"free"}'

Then add a source card, push evidenced observations, and publish if you have redistribution rights. Full API guide ↗

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