Pronto: Real-Time World Intelligence for AI Agents
The context window for the world. Pronto connects 71,271 feeds across 232 countries and 96 API connectors, in 13 domains, into one decision-ready
feed. Every answer cites its sources. One connection for AI agents, prediction systems, and quantitative models.
Why Pronto
One wire, 13 domains
Climate, energy, markets, economy, security, health, space, research, shipping, crypto, news, forecasts, and
cross-domain decision indicators. All from one connection, one format, with sources attached.
26 decision-ready indicators
Real-time cross-domain intelligence: recession risk, grid carbon arbitrage, epidemic growth, aviation stress,
cyber-physical exposure, and more. Each indicator fuses multiple independent sources and cites the model behind
it.
Built for AI agents
Connect via native MCP (Model Context Protocol), WebSocket, or REST API. Compact format saves up to 80% in
prompt tokens. Your agent reads more world per token.
Questions
What is Pronto?
Pronto is a real-time world intelligence system. It connects 71,271 feeds across 232 countries and 96 API connectors, in 13 domains, into one
decision-ready feed for AI agents, prediction systems, and quantitative models.
What domains does Pronto cover?
Climate, energy, markets, economy, security, health, space, research, shipping, crypto, news, forecasts, and
cross-domain fusion indicators.
How do AI agents connect?
Via native MCP server, WebSocket stream, or REST API. One API key, one connection. An agent can call
register_agent to mint its own identity with no human present, then be claimed by a funded account.
What does Pronto cost?
Pronto offers self-serve plans. Builder is ₦130,000 a month and Team is ₦1,300,000 a month, both self-serve. Enterprise has no list
price and is sold as a design partner engagement. An unauthenticated caller gets a capped public preview: 30
calls a minute and 25 rows a response. The get_plans tool returns current prices machine-readably.
Can I redistribute Pronto data?
It depends on the source. Each upstream endpoint carries its own license — public domain, CC0, CC-BY, CC-BY-SA,
CC-BY-NC-SA, open-government and syndicated feeds are all represented — and the list_data_sources
tool reports the license per source. The wire as a whole is not under a blanket open license, and syndicated
article text remains copyright its publisher.
