News monitoring
New York Timesエンドポイントを使えば、「News monitoring」をドキュメント化された入力とJSONレスポンスによる再現可能なAPIリクエストに変えられます。
Turn the New York Times' public section directory, per-section RSS feeds, and article pages into normalized JSON for editorial monitoring and content research.
List New York Times sections, get a section's RSS-fed headlines, and pull full public article content as structured JSON.
エンドポイントファミリー
5
ドキュメント化されたパラメータ
8
サンプル数
1
ライブカタログスナップショット
稼働エンドポイント
5
メソッド
GET
必須パラメータ
8
スキーマ参照
5
{
"platform": "New York Times",
"endpoint": "nyt-article",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/nyt/article",
"auth": "apiKey"
}ユースケース
List New York Times sections, get a section's RSS-fed headlines, and pull full public article content as structured JSON.
New York Timesエンドポイントを使えば、「News monitoring」をドキュメント化された入力とJSONレスポンスによる再現可能なAPIリクエストに変えられます。
New York Timesエンドポイントを使えば、「Editorial research」をドキュメント化された入力とJSONレスポンスによる再現可能なAPIリクエストに変えられます。
New York Timesエンドポイントを使えば、「Content aggregation」をドキュメント化された入力とJSONレスポンスによる再現可能なAPIリクエストに変えられます。
マネージド実行
以下の数値はすべて、稼働中のNew York Timesエンドポイントカタログから取得しています（エンドポイント5件、ドキュメント化されたリクエストパラメータ8個、公開レスポンススキーマ5件）。DocsとPlaygroundが参照しているカタログと同じものです。
New York Timesのエンドポイントは5件、5つのリクエストファミリーに分類されています（Article、Author、Categoriesほか2件）。
これらのNew York Timesエンドポイントには8個のリクエストパラメータがドキュメント化されており、うち8個が必須です。統合コードを書く前に入力仕様をすべて確認できます。
5件のNew York Timesエンドポイントのうち1件が実際のサンプルレスポンスを、5件がドキュメント化されたレスポンススキーマを備えています。最初のリクエストの前に実データの形に合わせて実装できます。
New York Timesのエンドポイントは成功時のスキーマに加えてエラーレスポンス（400、403、404、429、503）もドキュメント化しています。ブロック、レート制限、レコード欠損は空データではなく型付きのエラーとして返ります。
New York Timesのエンドポイントは5個のホスト型MCPツールとして提供されており、エージェントは同じパラメータと同じJSON契約のまま、追加の実装なしに同じルートを呼び出せます。
カバレッジマップ
これらのカードは稼働中のエンドポイントカタログから生成されるため、このページはDocsとPlaygroundが使うAPIサーフェスをそのまま反映します。
/nyt/article
/nyt/author
/nyt/categories
/nyt/headlines
/nyt/sections
エンドポイントカタログ
/nyt/articleReturns one public New York Times article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL.
MCPツール nyt_article
/nyt/authorReturns one New York Times contributor's public byline page: name, tagline, About/Contact panels, and their recent articles from a canonical author URL.
MCPツール nyt_author
/nyt/categoriesLists the public New York Times editorial navigation taxonomy, including top-level categories and nested destinations. Use /nyt/sections for the separately verified RSS-backed section values accepted by /nyt/headlines; product links, newsletters, and podcasts are not included as article categories.
MCPツール nyt_categories
/nyt/headlinesReturns a New York Times section RSS feed: each story's title, canonical URL, description, author, publication time, and lead image. Section must be a slug returned by /nyt/sections.
MCPツール nyt_headlines
/nyt/sectionsLists every New York Times section accepted by /nyt/headlines, with its slug, display name, and public feed URL.
MCPツール nyt_sections
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New York Timesのスクレイピング方法
The Times' RSS feeds live on a separate rss.nytimes.com subdomain, and its 24 sections split between geography (World, Africa, Americas, AsiaPacific, Europe, MiddleEast) and beats (Technology, Science, Well, Obituaries). A 2026-09-24 pull of Technology returned 25 stories running back to 2026-09-18, almost entirely about AI — OpenAI's undisclosed hacking attempts, Anthropic's Opus 5.5 release, Meta's new smart glasses. Crawlora's five New York Times endpoints turn the section taxonomy, the broader editorial navigation, per-section headlines, article pages, and contributor byline pages into normalized JSON; the paywall itself, with the Times reporting more than 10 million digital subscribers, stays intact.
Call /nyt/sections for every slug /nyt/headlines accepts, plus each section's display name and rss.nytimes.com feed URL — 24 in total, from HomePage and World down to niche verticals like Well and RealEstate.
Call /nyt/categories for the Times' nested navigation tree — grouped under top-level heads like U.S., World, Business, and Arts — which surfaces destinations the flat RSS list omits entirely, including Cooking, Wirecutter, The Athletic, and Games.
Pass a slug from /nyt/sections to /nyt/headlines. A 2026-09-24 pull of Technology returned 25 stories dated back to 2026-09-18, each with title, canonical URL, description, author, publication time in RFC-822 format, and a lead image where the feed provides one.
Pass a canonical nytimes.com article URL to /nyt/article for its metadata and body paragraphs. An OpenAI-hacking story pulled on 2026-09-24 returned 25 paragraphs, with updated_at trailing published_at by 22 minutes as the piece was revised.
Pass a canonical nytimes.com/by/<name> URL to /nyt/author for that reporter's tagline, structured About/Ethics panels, contact links, and recent articles — a 2026-09-24 pull for technology reporter Kate Conger returned three narrative sections plus ten recent bylines.
FAQ
Call /nyt/sections. It lists all 24 slugs /nyt/headlines accepts, each with a display name and its rss.nytimes.com feed URL — separate from /nyt/categories, which returns the broader navigation tree rather than the flat RSS list.
No. /nyt/article returns metadata and body paragraphs for the site's public article templates only; with the Times reporting more than 10 million digital subscribers, most of its reporting sits behind a meter these endpoints don't bypass.
/nyt/author returns structured About panels covering what they cover, their background, and ethics disclosures, plus contact details and recent articles — richer than a plain bio field, as a 2026-09-24 pull for reporter Kate Conger showed.
No, it's a different, richer tree. A 2026-09-24 pull grouped destinations under top-level heads like U.S., World, and Business and included several products the flat RSS section list leaves out entirely — Cooking, Wirecutter, The Athletic, and Games among them.