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/api/v1/compounds.json all compounds with counts/api/v1/compounds/<compound>.json one compound, every form, every state/api/v1/compounds/<compound>/<state>.json one compound in one state, with citations, history and law fingerprints/api/v1/compounds/<compound>/federal.json federal posture/api/v1/states/<state>.json every compound in one state/api/v1/changes.json status changes by date (also RSS)/api/v1/deadlines.json pending effective datesCompound ids: pseudoindoxyl, 7-oh, kratom, speciociliatine, d8, d9, thca, cbn, hhc, cbd, cbg, thcp, thcv, 4-ho-met, 5-mapb, endomorphin-1, blue-lotus, amanita-muscimol, epn. State ids are the state name in lowercase with hyphens (north-carolina, district-of-columbia).
/llms.txt indexes the site; /llms-full.txt carries every answer sentence with its URL and date. Crawling is allowed; please cite the page URL.
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