TREMOR's Jev-Ranked News Headlines Are Now an API and an MCP Server: 66 Feeds From Bloomberg, CNBC, the BBC, the Fed and the ECB
Published: November 8, 2026
TREMOR's Jev-ranked news headlines are now live as an API and an MCP server that your AI agent can call - 66 feeds ... from Bloomberg, CNBC and the BBC to the Economic Times, Mint, the Fed and the ECB, each checked every 2 to 15 minutes.
Each time I load the news, 600 to 800 headlines come in from the feeds, and I decide which ones to read. Jev now ranks them for me, so the scan takes about a third of the time.
Every headline comes with the link to the original, the source, the time and a relevance score from Jev, 0 to 1 in the API and 0 to 100 on the News page.
You can ask for the best matches first, filter by category, or search the headline text.
It also comes as an MCP server, so an agent can call it directly.
For your AI agent, paste this:
"Go to tigzig.com and get me the top 10 headlines from its news API"
For you - live tool - TREMOR:
API & MCP Docs:
A few quick points in comments. Details in docs.
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Quick points
▸ Top 10 by relevance over the last day. Punch into your browser or curl it.
https://api.tigzig.com/v1/news?sort=best&limit=10
▸ Add category= with us_markets, global_fin, india, world, central_bank, research, tech, ai_tech or cyber. Search the headline text with q=. Results cover the last 24 hours unless you set since= (up to 7 days), and before= pages further back.
▸ Jev is TypeSafe's decision model. It scores each headline once, when it arrives, from 0 to 1 in the API (the News page shows 0 to 100), for one fixed default reader: a macro and credit analyst covering the US, India and global markets. That reader follows credit stress, private credit, bonds and rates, central banks, inflation and energy, commodities, jobs, the AI build-out and its risks, market valuation, the Indian economy, and geopolitics where it moves markets. The API cannot change this reader. On the News page on TREMOR you can set your own interests or a focus, and Jev re-ranks there.
▸ Reuters and AP links go via news.google.com, which a browser follows and a fetch-only agent may not.
▸ Headlines and links belong to their publishers.
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