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# Skill Attribution
> Source: self-written for task F201.
---
name: devto
description: Developer blog articles tagged by technology topic, via the public dev.to API.
version: 1
languages: [en, mixed]
methods:
- id: api_search
impl: methods/api_search.py
requires: []
rate_limit: {per_min: 30, per_hour: 500}
fallback_chain: [api_search]
when_to_use:
query_languages: [en, mixed]
query_types: [tutorial, how-to, experience-report, tech-blog]
domain_hints: [software, web-dev, devops]
quality_hint:
typical_yield: medium
chinese_native: false
layer: leaf
domains: [community-en]
scenarios: [developer-article, tutorial, experience-share]
model_tier: Fast
experience_digest: experience.md
---
## Overview
dev.to adds developer-written tutorials, how-to guides, experience reports, and opinionated engineering posts through its public article API. It is useful when the query benefits from practitioner blog content rather than docs, Q&A, or source repositories, especially for technology-tagged topics in software, web development, and DevOps.
## Known Quirks
- The public API is tag-based, not keyword-based, so `query.text` must be passed as `tag=` and broad free-text recall is limited.
- List responses only include `description`, not full article bodies, so evidence content is snippet-grade rather than complete post text.
- Public read access is comparatively generous, but this channel still uses a conservative fixed rate limit.
# Quality Bar
- Evidence items have non-empty title and url.
- No crash on empty or malformed API response.
- Source channel field matches the channel name.