generated: '2026-09-10' method: searched source: >- registry.npmjs.org search + package metadata (registry.npmjs.org/snowsignals-api), PyPI (pypi.org/pypi/snowsignals/json 404), and the github.com/snowkidind account inventory, probed 2026-09-10. No package registry serves a client for the current v1 daas API or the MCP server: the official MCP repo (github.com/snowkidind/snowsignals-mcp) is a connection guide + manifest only — the server is hosted-only by design, so there is nothing to install. summary: >- One first-party package exists on npm and it is a legacy client for the PREVIOUS SnowSignals API generation, not the current TrendVane daas surface. No SDK wraps the current https://snowsignals.io/v1 API — by design, consumption is the hosted MCP server or plain REST. packages: - name: snowsignals-api registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/snowsignals-api official: true language: JavaScript (Node.js) version: 1.1.0 published: '2020-11-02' note: >- First-party but LEGACY: published by npm maintainer "snowkid" (the same operator as github.com/snowkidind, owner of the official snowsignals-mcp registry repo), described as "Access to the SnowSignals Platform". It wraps the prior-generation API at snowsignals.com:3333 (refresh-token auth, pair/exchange analysis calls) — not the current v1 daas API at snowsignals.io/v1 (2026, apiKey/nonce auth) and not the MCP server. Last release 2020-11-02, ~6 years before the current platform shipped: currency signal, not a working client for today's surface. The different domain (snowsignals.com vs snowsignals.io) is the same brand's earlier home; snowsignals.com still answers (HTTP 308) and the package readme names it. related_repos: - name: snowsignals-mcp url: https://github.com/snowkidind/snowsignals-mcp official: true note: Connection guide + MCP registry manifest for the hosted server; no installable code. - name: snowsignals-x402 url: https://github.com/snowkidind/snowsignals-x402 official: true note: >- Source of the live x402 gateway at https://pay.snowsignals.io (Cloudflare Worker; see openapi/snowsignals-x402-openapi.json). A deployable service, not a client library — no registry distribution.