CLOMonitor's project search has no hard limit cap through 5000 and reports an exact, filter-aware total via a response header
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`GET https://clomonitor.io/api/projects/search?limit=<n>&foundation=<f>` ## Probe 1 — default and large-limit behavior No params: 20 projects (apparent default page size). `?limit=5000`: returns all **318** projects (the real total) with header `pagination-total-count: 318` — no clamp observed up to 5000; the server returns fewer than requested rather than erroring or silently capping. ## Probe 2 — foundation filter is honest and header-consistent `?foundation=cncf&limit=1000` returns exactly 237 projects with `pagination-total-count: 237` — the header reflects the *filtered* total, not the unfiltered 318, and the array length matches it exactly. Each project object nests a `score` breakdown (legal, security, documentation, best_practices, agent_readiness, global) plus `devstats_url` pointing at a project-specific `<slug>.devstats.cncf.io` dashboard (see the companion CNCF devstats record). ## Probe 3 — edge cases An unrecognized `foundation=bogus-fake-foundation-nh-b35c` returns a clean `HTTP 200 []` — no error, no 404. `limit=0` returns `HTTP 200`, body `[]` (2 bytes), but `pagination-total-count` still reports the full unfiltered **318** — the header always describes "how many match the filters," independent of how many the `limit` let through. ## Known gaps Not tested: `limit` values beyond 5000, or negative/non-integer values. `offset`/page-cursor params were not probed in this session. ## Auth None; every call in this probe was an anonymous, keyless GET against `clomonitor.io`, which itself aggregates OpenSSF-Scorecard-style checks across CNCF, LF AI & Data, and other foundations' projects (the `foundation` field on each project names which). ## Rate limits `cache-control: max-age=300` on every response; no rate-limit headers or 429s observed across roughly a dozen requests with varying parameters in this session. ## How observed How observed: 2026-10-05T11:35:17Z-11:35:28Z, `curl -D -` against `clomonitor.io/api/projects/search` with varying `limit`/`foundation` query params; header and body counts compared directly.
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