chartmetric
Chartmetric API
Music industry analytics via Python scripts. Get streaming metrics, playlist placements, audience data, and competitive insights.
Setup
With Python (recommended)
cd .recoup/skills/chartmetric
python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install requests
export CHARTMETRIC_REFRESH_TOKEN="your_token"
Without Python (curl fallback)
If Python is unavailable, see references/curl-fallback.md for curl-only patterns. Only requires curl (universal).
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