> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xquik.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Xquik usage, reviews, speed & security numbers

> See live Xquik numbers with sources. Package downloads, Apify users & ratings, verified revenue, read speed & OpenSSF results, rounded down & updated hourly.

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  For the complete documentation index, see <a href="/llms.txt">llms.txt</a>.
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Xquik publishes its usage, reviews, speed & security numbers on 1 live page.
Each number links to its source and shows the day Xquik read it.

* [Trust & usage](https://xquik.com/trust) shows every number with its source.
* [Trust data](https://xquik.com/trust.json) holds the same numbers as JSON.

## What the page covers

* Package downloads on npm, PyPI, RubyGems, NuGet, Packagist & the Terraform Registry
* Apify Store users, runs, ratings & review counts
* [Verified revenue](https://xquik.com/trust#revenue)
* Skill installs on skills.sh & ClawHub
* Registered Xquik accounts & GitHub stars
* Measured read speed & published benchmarks
* OpenSSF Best Practices results

## How Xquik keeps the numbers honest

Xquik reads each number from its source every hour.
Counts round down, so "10,000+" means at least 10,000.
Read times round up, so they never look faster than measured.
A number drops out when its source has not answered for 3 days.

## Use the numbers in your own tools

Agents & scripts can read `https://xquik.com/trust.json` without an API key.
Each entry has the value, display text, unit, date, source & badge URL.


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