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Get Regime History on Gexlog

Get a lightweight summary of gamma regime classifications over time. Returns an array of dates with: regime (POSITIVE/NEGATIVE/NEUTRAL/TRANSITIONAL), net GEX value, GEX flip level, forecast type, confidence score, trade signal (GO/CAUTION/WAIT), regime streak count, SPX close, put wall, call wall, and VIX. Use this for regime transition analysis, streak tracking, and understanding how dealer positioning evolved over time. Much faster than pulling full reports for each date — this returns only the key structural fields. Default: last 30 days, max: 90 days. This endpoint may require a USDC micropayment via x402. If payment is required, the response will include pricing and payment instructions.

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What this tool does

Get a lightweight summary of gamma regime classifications over time. Returns an array of dates with: regime (POSITIVE/NEGATIVE/NEUTRAL/TRANSITIONAL), net GEX value, GEX flip level, forecast type, confidence score, trade signal (GO/CAUTION/WAIT), regime streak count, SPX close, put wall, call wall, and VIX. Use this for regime transition analysis, streak tracking, and understanding how dealer positioning evolved over time. Much faster than pulling full reports for each date — this returns only the key structural fields. Default: last 30 days, max: 90 days. This endpoint may require a USDC micropayment via x402. If payment is required, the response will include pricing and payment instructions. Use it on Gexlog with an agent. It runs in the browser on the website and needs no package install.

How to install

Open the gexlog.com website and ask your browser agent to use get_regime_history

Run with an agent

Use the get_regime_history tool on gexlog.com with start: <string>, end: <string>, limit: <number>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

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