Every agent-payable API.

USD spot prices for up to 20 symbols (BTC, ETH, SOL...) from Coinbase, with the source of each price. A Solana mint address also works and is priced by Jupiter. Symbols without a price are listed in unavailable. Cached 15 seconds. Information only, not financial advice.

Active EU public tenders from TED matching words, optionally for one buyer country: notice number, title, buyer, country, publication date, deadline, CPV codes and link, newest first. Country is an ISO alpha-3 code (DEU, FRA, POL). Attribution: TED, EU open data.

GitHub search with its own query syntax (e.g. 'sqlite language:rust stars:>100'). Repositories: name, owner, stars, forks, language, topics, licence, pushed date. Issues: title, state, labels, comments, URL. Code: path, repository and link. GitHub limits search to about 30 requests a minute; a busy minute is a 503, not charged. Limit max 30.

Points of interest near a point (lat and lon, or a place name geocoded through OpenStreetMap) within up to 5 km: pharmacies, restaurants, cafes, hospitals, ATMs, banks, fuel, EV charging, hotels, supermarkets, parking, schools, police, toilets. Name, distance, address parts, opening hours, phone and website when tagged. OpenStreetMap data (ODbL). Up to 50 results.

Date and time calculations in pure code. op=diff: calendar years, months and days between two dates, and the total days. op=add or subtract: move a date by years, months, weeks, days, hours or minutes (month ends are clamped). op=info: weekday, ISO week, day of year, quarter, and age from birthDate. op=tz: a local date-time in one IANA time zone shown in another. Impossible dates are a 400 with the reason.

Latest crypto headlines from the RSS feeds of CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Decrypt, The Block and Bitcoin Magazine, newest first: title, link, publisher, publish time, the coins named in the text, and at most 200 characters of the feed's own summary. Filter by words in the text (q) or by coin. Feeds are cached 5 minutes; a feed that fails is listed in unavailable. Headlines and links only, not the articles.

US federal grant opportunities from Grants.gov matching keywords: number, title, agency, open and close dates (YYYY-MM-DD), status and link, newest opening date first. Grants.gov matches keywords anywhere in the full listing, not only the title. Posted and forecasted opportunities by default. US government data.

Searches French companies via the official open API (recherche-entreprises.api.gouv.fr, Licence Ouverte v2). Returns legal name, SIREN, head-office SIRET and address, legal form, NAF activity code (no label in the API), creation date, status, size band, and directors when published. Rate limit: ~10 req/s (API's own limit). `limit` max 25.

Runs a read-only SPARQL query on Wikidata and returns the rows as plain values (ASK returns true or false). Only SELECT and ASK are allowed; updates are refused. A LIMIT of 100 or less is added when missing. 8-second limit. Data is CC0.

Translation with Llama 3.1 8B: up to 6,000 characters per call, formatting, names, numbers and URLs kept, source language detected when not given. Language codes like en, tr, de, fr, es, ar, zh, or language names.

A Hyperliquid account by address: account value, margin used and withdrawable amount in USD, and each open position with side, size, entry and mark price, unrealised PnL, leverage and liquidation price. Read-only. Information only, not financial advice.

Checks whether a URL's path may be crawled under robots.txt (RFC 9309): the verdict for a user agent (default: *, Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and CCBot), the rule that decided it and its line, crawl-delay, sitemaps and the matching group's lines. Longest rule wins, allow wins a tie, * and $ work. No robots.txt means everything is allowed; a server error is a 503, not charged.

The most reported adverse reactions to a drug in FDA's FAERS database: counts, total reports and the share that were serious. Reports are voluntary and show association, not proof of cause. Source: openFDA. Information only, not medical advice.

Technical indicators for one crypto pair and interval, computed from the last 60 to 300 candles: SMA and EMA for the periods you give (default SMA 20, 50, 200; EMA 12, 26), RSI 14 (Wilder), MACD 12/26/9, Bollinger 20/2, ATR 14, the latest values, and a plain trend note (above or below the 200 average, overbought or oversold). Candles come from Coinbase; the newest candle may still be forming. Information only, not financial advice.

Whether a site publishes /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt: the parsed llms.txt (title, summary, sections with their links) and the size of llms-full.txt. Reads the site itself, through the same URL guard and size cap as the page tools.

Current TLS certificates for a domain from Certificate Transparency logs (via CertSpotter): issuer, validity dates and days left, DNS names (up to 100 per certificate), and the distinct subdomains seen. Keyless tier: one request per call; answers are cached an hour.

Searches the App Store (iTunes Search API) by keyword, or looks up one app by its numeric id: name, developer, bundle id, price, rating and rating count, genres, version, release and update dates, size and store link. Country sets the storefront (default us). Ratings are the store's averages for that country. Limit max 50.

Total value locked in DeFi from DefiLlama. For a protocol (its slug, e.g. aave-v3) the current TVL; for a chain (Base, Ethereum...) its TVL with 1-day and 7-day changes. A protocol's history is too large to read here, so it has no change figures. Attribution: Data: DefiLlama. Information only, not financial advice.

Differences between two texts: mode lines, words or chars; the added, removed and unchanged parts with counts, a similarity ratio (2 x unchanged / both texts' units), and a unified diff for lines. Body { a, b, mode }: lines and words up to 50 KB each, chars up to 20 KB each (capped for the Worker's CPU budget). Pure code using the diff package (BSD-3-Clause).

Website technology detection: CMS, e-commerce platform, analytics, tag managers, CDN, hosting, chat, payments, A/B testing, consent tools and the e-mail provider, each with version, confidence 0-100 and evidence, from 231 own fingerprints over the home page, headers, cookies and the domain's MX/TXT records. For lead filtering and competitor research.

Recent SEC EDGAR filings of a company (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and more), found by ticker, CIK or name. A name that matches several filers returns candidates with HTTP 400, not charged. Each filing gives the form, filing and report dates, description, index page and primary document. Source: SEC EDGAR, public domain.

Markdown to HTML with GitHub-flavoured tables and strikethrough, heading ids, the list of headings and links, and a word count. Raw HTML in the input is escaped unless allowHtml is true; links and images with javascript:, vbscript: or data: addresses are removed. Pure code, no outbound request. Input up to 200 KB.

Third-party script and iframe hosts on a page, each classified (analytics, ads, tag manager, chat, session replay, social, consent, CDN), the cookies its first response sets (names and flags only, never values) and whether a known consent manager is present. Static HTML only: scripts added at run time are not seen.

Builds an outline (title, sections with headings and bullet points, optional word targets) for a topic, or from a text you give. Depth 1-3, at most 12 sections. Model output: review it before use; word targets are estimates. Input text max 10,000 characters.

Who owns an IP address: network name, CIDR, owner, abuse contact (RDAP), ASN and holder (RIPEstat), and reverse DNS. Private, reserved and documentation addresses are refused with 400. Public registry data only.

Convert a value between units of length, area, volume (US customary and metric, cooking measures), mass, speed, pressure, energy, power, data size (SI and binary), time and temperature. Factors are exact to the definitions in NIST SP 811 (international inch and pound, US gallon, calorie IT, Btu IT, mechanical horsepower). An unknown unit is a 400 that lists every supported unit. Pure code, no outside source.

Tone analysis of a text (max 10,000 characters): formality 0-1, sentiment, emotion scores, tone labels such as friendly, aggressive or urgent, and short suggestions. The reading level (Flesch-Kincaid grade) is computed in code with a simple syllable count, so treat it as an estimate. Model judgements are not measurements.

Issues or pull requests of a GitHub repository, searched by words and state (open, closed or all), newest updated first: number, title, state, labels, author, comments, dates and link. Needs the GITHUB_TOKEN secret; without it the call answers 503 and is not charged.

Fetches historical price points for a Polymarket outcome token across standard intervals (1h, 6h, 1d, 1w, max) or with custom fidelity. Timestamps formatted in ISO. Maximum 1,000 points. Information only, not financial advice.

Event logs of a contract over recent blocks (default 1,000, max 5,000), newest first, max 100: block, transaction hash, topics and data. topic0 takes an event signature such as Transfer(address,address,uint256) or a 32-byte hash. Public nodes refuse very large results: narrow the range or add topic0.

Packaged food by barcode (EAN-8, UPC-A, EAN-13 or GTIN-14) or by name: product name, brand, quantity, Nutri-Score, NOVA group, nutrients per 100 g (energy, fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates, sugars, fibre, protein, salt), allergens, labels, ingredients text and front image URL. Open Food Facts data (ODbL, attribution in source). A barcode not in the database is a 404, not charged. Community data: values can be missing or wrong.

The largest position holders of each outcome of one Polymarket market (condition id from /api/pm/event): wallet, public name if the holder shows one, shares held, and each holder's share of the listed top holders' total. Polymarket's Data API lists the top holders only, so totals cover those wallets, not the whole outcome supply. Up to 50 per outcome. Information only, not financial advice.

ERC-20 allowance an owner has granted a spender for one token: raw and human amount, with the token's symbol and decimals. unlimited is true when the allowance is at least 2^255, the usual approve-everything value. Read-only.

Checks up to 10 UK EORI numbers (GB or XI followed by 12 or 15 digits) with HMRC's public check: valid or not, with the processing date. HMRC does not publish the trader's name in this check, so it is null. An HMRC outage is a 503, not charged, never 'invalid'. EU EORI numbers are refused with a 400 in this version.

IBAN validation with no network call: ISO 13616 length and structure for every country in the SWIFT IBAN registry, the mod-97 checksum, national check digits where a public algorithm exists (FR, ES, IT, BE, NL, NO, FI, PL, PT and the Balkan countries), and the split into bank code, branch code and account. Returns the electronic and print format. Pass ibans= for up to 50 at once. No bank name or BIC lookup (no dataset is bundled).

Open positions of a Polymarket wallet (proxy wallet address): market, outcome, size, average entry price, current price, value in USDC, cash and percent PnL, plus totals of the listed positions and Polymarket's own portfolio value. The largest 500 positions are listed; truncated says when there are more. Information only, not financial advice.

The redirect chain of a URL, hop by hop (at most 10 hops): each URL, its status, the Location it points to, and whether the hop goes from http to https or changes host. Returns the final URL and status, total hops, loop true when a URL repeats, and the Strict-Transport-Security header of the final response.

Explains a code snippet (max 20,000 characters): detected language, a summary, a step-by-step explanation, the functions and classes it defines, and possible bugs and security issues with line numbers. Line numbers outside the snippet are dropped. Model-written: a finding is a lead to check, not a verified defect.

Active US National Weather Service alerts for a state or a point: event, severity, urgency, area, onset, end of the event (ends), expiry of this message (expires), headline and instruction (cut to 400 characters). Attribution: National Weather Service, public domain.

SQL from a question and a schema (CREATE TABLE statements or a JSON description of tables and columns), for postgres (default), mysql, sqlite or bigquery. The tables and columns used are checked against the schema; a query that does not match it is retried once, then refused. Writes (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DDL) are refused unless allowWrite is true. The query is not run.

Loan and investment calculator in exact cents, no outside source. mode=annuity: monthly payment, total interest and the full amortisation schedule (up to 600 months). mode=compound: future value of an initial sum plus monthly contributions. mode=npv or irr: discount or internal rate of return of a list of cashflows (up to 200, the first at time 0). Rates are percentages from 0 to 100 a year (per period for npv and irr); terms up to 50 years.

EU VAT number check: format and checksum are tested locally first (a malformed number is rejected with HTTP 400 and no charge), then the official VIES service answers whether it is valid, with the registered name and address where the member state discloses them. All 27 EU states plus Northern Ireland (XI). Source: European Commission VIES.

Geocodes a one-line US address with the US Census Bureau: matched address, coordinates, county, state, census tract and block group. Addresses that do not match answer 404 (not charged). Public domain data.

Domain lookup over RDAP (the successor of WHOIS) and DNS: registered or available, registrar, creation, update and expiry dates, days until expiry, age, status codes, DNSSEC, name servers, plus whether it resolves (IPv4/IPv6) and its mail servers. Any TLD with an RDAP service; others are inferred from DNS.

A Bitcoin mainnet address: confirmed and unconfirmed balance in BTC and USD, transaction count, funded and spent totals, and its last 10 transactions with the net change for the address. Mainnet bech32 and legacy addresses only. Source: mempool.space. Information only, not financial advice.

Full-text search of SEC EDGAR filings: company, CIK, form, filing date, file name, a link to the matched document, its file type (e.g. EX-99.1) and the 8-K items. Results are in EDGAR relevance order; a total of 10,000 means at least that many. Filter by form types (e.g. 8-K,10-K) and filing dates. Results are capped at 20. US government data.

A QR code for a text of up to 300 characters (a URL, Wi-Fi login or contact card), generated locally. format=svg returns the image itself as image/svg+xml; format=json returns the version, the module count, the SVG and a data URI. Error correction L, M, Q or H (default M); size from 128 to 1024 pixels (default 512).

Identifiers and secrets from the Web Crypto random source: UUID v4 and v7, ULID, nanoid (size and alphabet), random passwords (length and character classes) and passphrases (words from the EFF large wordlist, CC BY 3.0 US), up to 100 per call. mode=parse validates a UUID or ULID and reports its version, variant and the time embedded in v1, v6, v7 and ULID. Nothing is stored.

Currency exchange rates from the European Central Bank (about 30 currencies, back to 1999): latest or a given date, amount conversion, or a daily time series between two dates. Source: ECB reference rates via Frankfurter.

An EVM block by number, or the latest one: hash, time, transaction count, gas used and limit, and base fee in gwei. Read over public RPC.