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Use GreenGuruAI Signals in your site, newsroom or product.

GreenGuruAI exposes a small, governed public layer for people who need source-linked cannabis regulatory intelligence. Use the free Signal API, subscribe to the RSS feed, or embed an evidence-review badge that links back to the underlying record.

No API key is required for public Signal API v1. Access is read-only, rate-bounded and limited to records that have passed GreenGuruAI's public review gate.

Three ways to use it

Link, syndicate or integrate without copying private product data.

01

Signal API

JSON for approved, human-reviewed public Signals across the UK, Spain and the Netherlands, with dates, summaries, source organisations and canonical context links.

Integration example ↓
02

RSS feed

A standard RSS 2.0 feed for publishers, readers and monitoring tools that want GreenGuruAI's reviewed public Signal stream without building an API client.

Feed example ↓
03

Evidence badge

A no-script, no-iframe SVG badge for eligible clinic and pharmacy records. The badge links back to the canonical GreenGuruAI evidence record.

Embed example ↓

01 · Free public API

GreenGuru Signal API v1.

The public endpoint returns only GreenGuruAI records that are approved, human-reviewed and eligible for the public Signal experience. It does not expose subscriber analysis, patient data, account data, unpublished research, internal review notes, payment data or secrets.

GEThttps://www.greenguruai.com/api/v1/signals

Optional filters currently include country, topic, sort, since and limit. The public API supports GET/HEAD, cross-origin browser requests and a lightweight runtime rate boundary. It is intended for discovery and interoperability, not bulk extraction or an SLA-backed data feed.

cURL

curl "https://www.greenguruai.com/api/v1/signals?country=uk&limit=10"

JavaScript

const response = await fetch('https://www.greenguruai.com/api/v1/signals?country=uk&limit=10')
const data = await response.json()

for (const signal of data.items) {
  console.log(signal.headline, signal.contextUrl)
}

Date handling matters: eventDate, sourcePageUpdatedAt and reviewedAt have different meanings. Do not present GreenGuruAI's review date as though the underlying event occurred on that date.

Inspect the live API response ↗

02 · RSS 2.0

Subscribe without writing an integration.

The Signal RSS feed contains the same governed public projection as the API. Each item includes a stable GreenGuru Signal identifier, headline, GreenGuruAI context link, summary, review date, category and attributed original source.

RSShttps://www.greenguruai.com/signal/feed.xml

Simple website link

<a href="https://www.greenguruai.com/signal/feed.xml">
  GreenGuruAI Signal RSS
</a>

Use the feed in an RSS reader, internal monitoring workflow or publication pipeline. If you republish a GreenGuruAI summary, retain both GreenGuruAI attribution and the original source attribution carried by the Signal.

Open the live RSS feed ↗

03 · Evidence badge

A backlink that also shows evidence status.

Eligible clinic and pharmacy records can use the GreenGuruAI evidence-review SVG. The badge is deliberately simple: a canonical link and an image. No JavaScript, iframe or GreenGuruAI tracking script is required.

Copy-paste HTML example

<a href="https://www.greenguruai.com/clinics#clinic-curaleaf-clinic" aria-label="Open the GreenGuruAI evidence record for Curaleaf Clinic">
  <img
    src="https://www.greenguruai.com/api/evidence-badge/clinic/curaleaf-clinic.svg"
    alt="Evidence reviewed by GreenGuruAI"
  />
</a>

The example above points to one published clinic record. Use the canonical GreenGuruAI record URL and matching badge path for the record you are referencing. The badge reports evidence status; it is not certification, endorsement or a clinical-quality rating.

Read the badge rules and states

04 · Attribution

Suggested wording for websites and media.

You can adapt the wording to your house style, but keep GreenGuruAI and the original source visible wherever the Signal is being used as evidence.

Short credit

Source: GreenGuruAI Signal — [headline], reviewed [date]. Original source: [organisation].

Inline link

Regulatory intelligence via GreenGuruAI Signal, based on the original source linked in the record.

Media citation

GreenGuruAI reported in its reviewed Signal that [summary]. The Signal links to [source organisation] and was reviewed on [date].

Where practical, link the words GreenGuruAI Signal to the Signal's contextUrl, not only to the homepage.

05 · Reuse boundary

Keep the evidence trail intact.

  • Attribute GreenGuruAI when presenting the GreenGuruAI-authored Signal projection.
  • Retain the original source organisation and source link where displayed.
  • Preserve the difference between event date, source update date and GreenGuruAI review date.
  • Do not relabel GreenGuruAI evidence states as legal certification, regulatory approval, clinical endorsement or medical advice.
  • Do not imply a commercial relationship changes GreenGuruAI publication, confidence or evidence status.
  • Respect rights and restrictions attached to third-party source material; the API is not a licence to reproduce protected publications.

For the wider publication standard, see How GreenGuruAI checks information, the Editorial policy and the Terms.

06 · Media & partnerships

Need a source, feed or integration conversation?

Journalists, researchers, clinics, pharmacies, legal/compliance teams, associations and industry products can use the public interfaces above without requesting a private API key. For a media question, a proposed data integration or partnership, contact GreenGuruAI directly.

GreenGuruAI provides informational intelligence, not medical or legal advice. Public interfaces expose governed public records only.