at
Give EDK a location or a place, and get back everything it knows about it: what's there, what's changing, and what it looks like.
edk.at({ lat: 43.6487, lng: -79.3963 })Quick example
SDK
const spot = await edk.at({ lat: 43.6487, lng: -79.3963 })
const hood = await edk.at("Leslieville")In every interface
| SDK | CLI | MCP tool | REST |
|---|---|---|---|
| edk.at(...) | edk at 43.65,-79.39 | edk_at | GET /v1/at |
Response
place + features[] + an optional image, plus a summary (counts by class) when you pass an area
{
"place": { "address": "Queen St W & Spadina Ave", "ward": "Ward 10", "city": "Toronto" },
"features": [
{ "class": "pothole", "confidence": 0.91, "observed_at": "2026-10-14" },
{ "class": "building_permit", "status": "issued", "observed_at": "2026-10-02" },
{ "class": "bike_rack", "confidence": 0.97, "observed_at": "2026-09-28" }
],
"image": "https://…"
}Parameters
lat/lng or a place name, or a polygon · radius · only (classes) · since / until
Examples
at(point)at("Leslieville")at(point, { radius: "100m" })at(point, { only: ["permits", "potholes"] })at(point, { since: "2026-01-01" })at(polygon)Limits
Free at low volume, metered above that. See pricing for tiers and metering.
Related
find (narrow down to one thing) · compute (compare this place to others) · watch (follow this spot over time)