What AI Agents Are Querying Most on Katzilla This Week (May 22, 2026)

This Week's Most-Queried Endpoints

It's Friday, May 22, 2026, and the data is in — AI agents are on high alert. This week's query patterns across Katzilla's 300+ free public data sources reveal a clear theme: safety monitoring at scale. Here's what's driving the numbers.

🏆 #1 by a Wide Margin: FDA Recalls

katzilla-health/fda-recalls topped the charts with 8,588 calls — nearly double any other endpoint this week. AI agents are clearly doing heavy lifting in the consumer health space, scanning for newly flagged food, drug, and device recalls in real time. Whether it's a compliance bot, a consumer safety assistant, or an automated news aggregator, this endpoint is essential.

🏛️ Government & Security Monitoring

Three endpoints clustered tightly around the 4,300-call mark:

• `katzilla-government/congress-bills` (4,308 calls) — Legislative tracking agents are watching new and amended bills closely.
• `katzilla-consumer/cpsc-recalls` (4,306 calls) — Product safety recalls from the Consumer Product Safety Commission remain a staple for retail and e-commerce AI workflows.
• `katzilla-security/cisa-kev` (4,301 calls) — The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is a must-hit for any security-aware agent doing real-time threat assessment.

🌩️ The Hazards Cluster

Three hazard endpoints each received exactly 4,297 calls, suggesting automated pipelines hitting them in synchronized batches:

• `katzilla-hazards/nws-alerts` — National Weather Service severe weather alerts
• `katzilla-hazards/fema-disasters` — Active FEMA disaster declarations
• `katzilla-hazards/usgs-earthquakes` — Real-time seismic activity

This pattern is a hallmark of multi-source situational awareness agents — systems that paint a unified risk picture by pulling hazard data in parallel.

🚗 Transport & Environmental Data

Rounding out the top ten, `katzilla-transport/nhtsa-recalls` (146 calls), `katzilla-hazards/usgs-water` (77 calls), and `katzilla-hazards/nasa-wildfires` (75 calls) saw lighter but consistent traffic — likely from more specialized domain agents.

Try It Yourself

Want to build your own safety monitoring agent? Here's how easy it is with the Katzilla SDK:

import katzilla

client = katzilla.Client(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY")

# Pull the week's top safety signals in one pass
fda_recalls    = client.health.fda_recalls(limit=10)
cpsc_recalls   = client.consumer.cpsc_recalls(limit=10)
cisa_vulns     = client.security.cisa_kev(limit=10)
nws_alerts     = client.hazards.nws_alerts(limit=10)
fema_disasters = client.hazards.fema_disasters(limit=10)

for alert in nws_alerts.results:
    print(f"[NWS] {alert.event} — {alert.area_desc}")

for recall in fda_recalls.results:
    print(f"[FDA] {recall.product_description} — {recall.reason_for_recall}")

All endpoints are free, no rate-limit surprises, and always sourced from official public data. Get your API key at katzilla.dev and start building today.

The Takeaway

AI agents in 2026 aren't just answering questions — they're actively watching the world for risk. This week's data makes that crystal clear.