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Historical price time series for one electricity zone, oldest-first, max 31 days per call (start/end are Unix seconds; default last 24h; limit caps rows). Use for trends and backtests; use /v1/latest or /v1/brief for current values. Zone ids from /v1/zones.

Interpretation-ready snapshot of one electricity zone: current wholesale price and demand (plus carbon intensity for GB) each ranked against the zone's own trailing 30-day distribution, 24h trend, and a one-sentence summary. Use for 'is power cheap or expensive in {zone} right now'. Zone ids from /v1/zones.

Most recent value of every metric one electricity zone publishes (wholesale price, demand, interchange; generation mix for GB and US-CAISO; carbon intensity for GB), each with unit and timestamp. Note European day-ahead prices can carry a timestamp up to ~36h ahead. Zone ids from /v1/zones.

Current headline values (price, demand, and where published carbon intensity) for all 25 GridHub zones in one call. Use to compare or rank grids right now; rebuilt every 5 minutes. For one zone with context use /v1/brief/{zone}.

Grok pricing table: what every Grok model costs per token right now — Grok 4, Grok 4 mini, Grok 3 — from xAI and every provider that resells or hosts them (Bedrock, Azure, Vertex, OpenRouter, Fireworks). Input, output, cache and batch USD per 1M tokens, sorted cheapest first, so you can compare Grok inference cost across hosts and pick the cheapest place to run one. Normalized, cross-checked, refreshed hourly.

Map public entity relationships and degrees of separation from open sources

Deterministic nested JSON to flat path-value map. Arrays, custom separators, depth limits.

Deterministic term ranking from free text. Stopword-filtered.

Lightweight deterministic line/word/char diff. Structured ops or unified output.

Cheap schema gate: type, required, properties, array items.

Strip scripts/styles and return readable text or markdown from HTML.

Detect likely AI-generated text, images, or media from URLs

Recursively sort object keys and return canonical compact JSON. Deterministic, no network.

Turn free text into a URL-safe lowercase slug. Deterministic, no network.

Canonicalize URLs: strip tracking params, force HTTPS, sort query, extract components.

Hash a string with SHA-256 and return hex plus a short prefix. Deterministic, no network.

Mint 1-32 UUID v4 (or v1) identifiers for agent job IDs and idempotency keys.

Approximate cl100k/o200k token counts for budget decisions.

Taking messy data, making it agent-kind — swarm packages eval sets and RAG chunks

Multi-source research synthesis with citations

Gross margin - Batch calculation: Calculate up to 200 supplied records and locate invalid rows. Metric: Gross margin. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded batch calculation report.

Gross margin - IQR outlier flags: Flag observations beyond 1.5 times the interquartile range; statistical flags are not errors or fraud findings. Metric: Gross margin. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded iqr outlier flags report.

Gross margin - Record ranking: Rank up to 200 supplied records by calculated value, preserving row indices; higher is not necessarily better. Metric: Gross margin. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded record ranking report.

Gross profit - Batch calculation: Calculate up to 200 supplied records and locate invalid rows. Metric: Gross profit. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded batch calculation report.

Gross profit - Record ranking: Rank up to 200 supplied records by calculated value, preserving row indices; higher is not necessarily better. Metric: Gross profit. Supplied figures only; returns JSON with formula, units and limitations. One of 50 calculators with 20 analysis modes. No live feed, financial advice or trade execution. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded record ranking report.

Report the ground resolution (metres per pixel, for 256-px tiles) and the OGC map scale denominator at a zoom level, optionally adjusted for latitude (default equator).

OpenAI-compatible chat completions GROUNDED in a live web search on every call: the gateway runs an Exa search (up to 5 results) for the prompt, hands the results to the model, and returns the answer with url_citation annotations - $0.03 per call in USDC, no API key, no signup. Model is chosen server-side like the auto tier (omit "model" or send "auto"; explicit ranked models accepted); the response adds agent402_router {category, quality, served}.

Format a card number into the conventional display groups for its network (4-6-5 for Amex, 4-6-4 for 14-digit Diners, otherwise groups of four).

Grove consented-data pilot delivery. Requires an owner-enabled offer query parameter, the agreed license hash, and payment from its named buyer wallet. 25 data templates and 12 use types. One purchase per offer, 0.01 USDC to Grove Shared Fund. No personal records are exposed in discovery. Obtain an offer from its contributor before paying.

GTIN / EAN / UPC barcode check-digit validation (GS1 mod-10) for GTIN-8/12/13/14 with type identification.

Extract a public web page into timestamped, normalized evidence.

Creates or inspects H3 cells and optionally returns neighbors or changes resolution. Missing facts are returned as null and named in unavailable_fields where applicable. Derived values disclose their method; source-backed values disclose source, time window and age.

Builds the cohort table from the events you pass: users grouped by the period of their first event, counted again in each following period. Returns the table per cohort, a retention curve across all cohorts, and, where events carry a value, cumulative value and value per user. The curve counts only cohorts old enough for a given period, so a young cohort is not scored as churn. Day, week and month are real calendar periods. Nothing is fetched, nothing is stored.

Walks the events you pass through the ordered steps you name and reports per step: how many arrived, conversion from the previous step and from the first, drop-off in users and as a rate, and time to the next step as median, p90 and mean. A step counts only if it happened after the one before and inside the window. Where events carry a segment, each is tested against the largest with the same two-proportion test the A/B endpoint uses. Nothing is stored.

Reads one conversion experiment two ways at once. Frequentist: two-proportion test, p value, confidence interval on the absolute lift, and the sample size the requested minimum detectable effect needs at the requested power. Bayesian: Beta-Binomial posteriors, probability the variant is better, expected loss either way, credible intervals - closed form, not sampled, so the numbers repeat exactly. looks_taken carries the adjusted threshold and the rate you actually ran at.

Runs three detectors over one series and reports what each saw: a robust z score on median and median absolute deviation, a robust seasonal-trend decomposition with a z score on the residual, and an isolation forest over value and step-to-previous. Every score is returned per point, so callers set their own threshold instead of trusting a verdict. The forest draws from a fixed seed: same request, same result. Under three full cycles the seasonal figure is marked as not robust.

Turns SenML (JSON or CBOR) and LwM2M TLV into one record shape: resolved name, unit, absolute timestamp, typed value. Optionally puts every series on a shared time axis with a chosen interval and fill rule (last value, bucket mean, linear). Works only on the payload you pass: no device is contacted, nothing is stored, the same request returns the same bytes. TLV carries no type on the wire; unmapped resource ids come back as opaque base64 with a warning instead of a guess.

Battery, EV, and trading agents buy this endpoint to receive calibrated 2h/4h/6h negative-price probabilities, reviewed threshold profiles and an executable response policy.

Trading and dispatch agents buy this endpoint to obtain the current German EPEX spot price for immediate decisions.

Aktuelle CO2-Intensität des deutschen Strommix.

Cheapest end-to-end x402 purchase test. Always returns a 402 challenge without payment and the current full NegPrice decision after a valid USDC payment.

Combined share of permanent water, herbaceous wetland and mangrove classes. The service evaluates a 60 metre local analysis grid around one coordinate and returns standardized units across all 30 covered countries.

Checks one address on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or BNB Smart Chain against the open verification registry and against the chain itself. For a proxy the answer is deliberately split in two: whether the proxy is verified says almost nothing, whether the implementation it currently points to is verified is the real question, and both are reported separately with the implementation address read from the EIP-1967 storage slot, the EIP-1167 clone pattern or an implementation() call —

Returns the raw public trade tape of Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX or Bybit for one BASE/QUOTE pair, oldest first, exactly as the exchange reports it — no smoothing, no merging of prints. side is the side of the aggressor: reported directly by Kraken, OKX and Bybit, derived from the maker flag at Binance, and inverted from the maker side at Coinbase; side_source names which case applies. Where an exchange does not publish it, side is "unbekannt" and side_inferred stays false rather than guessin

Reads the public perpetual data of Binance USDⓈ-M Futures, Bybit linear and OKX swaps for one BASE/QUOTE pair. Settlement intervals differ per exchange and per contract, so annualized_pct is only computed after normalising to the interval that exchange actually uses, and the formula is part of the answer. current_rate and predicted_rate are strictly separate: where an exchange publishes no forecast, predicted_rate stays null and the reason is named instead of reusing the current rate. next_settl

Answers the timing question an agent has before it schedules anything against a regulated exchange: is the main session running, and if not, when does it start. Covers XETR, XFRA, XNYS, XNAS, XLON, XPAR, XAMS, XSWX, XTKS and XHKG with pre trading, main session, post trading, half days and the holidays of 2026 and 2027. Time zones are resolved through IANA names and Intl at the queried instant, never through a fixed offset to UTC, because summer time starts and ends on different dates in the Euro

Returns the visible order book of Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX or Bybit for one BASE/QUOTE pair. Levels come as [price, size] with bids descending and asks ascending. depth[] states how much turnover sits within 0.5, 1 and 2 percent of the mid per side, in the quote currency, and additionally as depth_usd where the quote is a US dollar unit. group_bps folds levels into price bands whose price is the size weighted average of the band, for agents that do not want a thousand rows. The exchange up

Asks every known facilitator what it supports and measures how long that answer takes. Reachability, supported chains, supported assets, supported schemes and the current response time are measured live on every call. Limits, and they are the important part: error rate over 24 hours, uptime over 7 days and latency percentiles CANNOT be delivered. They require a series of own measurements every few minutes, and this service keeps no such series - a single call cannot produce a p95. Those fields s

Checks vouchers of a payment channel by computation only - nothing is ever claimed, redeemed or refunded. Signatures are verified cryptographically against the address each voucher claims to be signed by, in EIP-712 form when the typed data is supplied, otherwise as a plain message signature. Double spending is the expensive case and is checked in full: every voucher id occurring more than once is reported with all its occurrences and whether the duplicates agree on the amount. Sums are added up

Compute a keyed HMAC of some data with a secret key — the standard way to sign and verify webhooks (Stripe, GitHub, etc.) and API requests. Data and key may each be utf8/hex/base64/base64url; the tag is returned as hex/base64/base64url.