# Pagination Read complete paginated results > Section: Guides > Last updated: **2026-09-26**. > API version: **v1 (Latest)**. OpenAPI publication: **2026-11-08**. ## Request the first page Set BELIEFSTATE_TICKER to the requested symbol from released coverage. Set a bounded limit and omit cursor on the first request. Set BELIEFSTATE_REQUEST_ID to a new UUID for each page; reuse it only when retrying the exact same request. ```bash curl --fail-with-body \ --header "Authorization: Bearer $BELIEFSTATE_API_KEY" \ --header "X-Request-ID: ${BELIEFSTATE_REQUEST_ID:?Set a new UUID for this request; keep it for retries}" \ "https://beliefstate.ai/v1/beliefs?ticker=${BELIEFSTATE_TICKER:?Set the requested ticker from current coverage}&limit=10" ``` Store the response `as_of`, `pagination.next_cursor`, and `pagination.next_page_url`. ## Continue When pagination.next_page_url is present, request that exact URL with a new request ID. Stop when it is null. Keep the ID unchanged only when retrying the same page. ```bash curl --fail-with-body \ --header "Authorization: Bearer $BELIEFSTATE_API_KEY" \ --header "X-Request-ID: ${BELIEFSTATE_REQUEST_ID:?Set a new UUID for this page; keep it for retries}" \ "${BELIEFSTATE_NEXT_PAGE_URL:?Set pagination.next_page_url from the previous response}" ``` The URL carries the cursor and original filters. Do not decode or edit it. ## Keep time stable Reuse the response as_of value on every later page so newly observed evidence cannot enter the middle of the result set. > A page cursor controls position. The as_of cutoff controls which evidence is eligible. Preserve both. Restart from the first page when the logical query changes. ## Agent feedback Report unclear, stale, or incorrect documentation through [BeliefState support](https://beliefstate.ai/contact). Include this page URL and the smallest reproducible detail.