Find, retrieve and cite Pluraterra data

Pluraterra publishes source observations, derived diagnostics and descriptive research at stable addresses. The same readable HTML is served to people and crawlers. Public source tables do not require JavaScript.

Start with a question

Country profiles contain dated observations and provider links. Insights explain particular findings. Custom diagnostics publish formulas, units, comparison cohorts and limitations. The evidence register distinguishes freshness and audit status from measured numerical accuracy.

Retrieve data for an agent

API documentation · OpenAPI · Captured dataset catalogue · Derived-research catalogue · Page and text-alternative directory · Agent reading guide · Insights feed

Use a pinned release, follow pagination and preserve units, periods, dimensions and original providers. Source-specific reuse terms apply. For a lightweight text representation, each public HTML page links a Markdown alternative. These convenience files do not replace the original source definitions or guarantee inclusion by an AI system.

Cite a finding precisely

Include the article or dataset name, its stable URL, analysis version and captured evidence release. Cite the original provider too. Distinguish a source observation from our calculation and interpretation. Missing observations are not zeros; missing passport routes are unknown. A model’s weight-sensitivity range is not a confidence interval.

Discovery and crawler controls

Our crawler rules permit public search and agent retrieval while excluding owner and telemetry routes. Search visibility, user-triggered fetches and model training are separate uses. Access and machine-readable markup cannot guarantee indexing, inclusion or citation.

Relevant primary guidance: Google search and AI features, OpenAI crawlers, Anthropic crawler types, Perplexity retrieval.