Every agent-payable API.

UK company insolvency notices (administrations, liquidations, winding-up petitions) from The Gazette, via our nightly cache of the last 8 days. Filter by company name or number, postcode prefix, notice type and date. Returns company, number, notice type, date, nature of business, postcode and notice link, with the cache timestamp and any missing days; up to 10 rows can add Companies House status, SIC codes and address.

Solana wallet holdings: SOL and every SPL / Token-2022 balance with name, symbol, USD price and value (Jupiter), sorted by value, plus the total in USD. Dust and unpriced tokens hidden unless includeDust=1. Information only.

Search the current Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' thread: companies hiring, filtered by keywords and remote, with contact emails and links.

The latest Form 4 insider transactions of a US company (ticker, CIK or name): insider name and role, transaction date, code (P buy, S sell, A grant, M exercise, F tax withholding), shares, price and shares owned afterwards, with the filing link. Common-stock lines only; derivative grants are not listed.

Screen one person, company, vessel or aircraft name against the OFAC SDN and Consolidated lists, the EU consolidated list, the UN Security Council list and the UK Sanctions List (official files, refreshed daily). Fuzzy matching with aliases, transliteration and an optional country and date of birth to sharpen the score. Returns each possible match with its list, entry ID, score, programmes and official link. A screening aid, not a legal determination.

A YouTube video's captions as plain text and timestamped segments, with the video's title, channel, duration, views, publish date, chapters and the list of caption languages. Accepts watch, youtu.be, shorts, embed and live links or the 11-character id; pick a language with lang (default English, else the first track). Auto-generated captions contain recognition errors. A video without captions is a 404 and not charged.

Website audit in one call: WCAG 2.2 accessibility issues (European Accessibility Act) with fixes and a score, SEO basics, security headers and tech stack.

English text-to-speech with Deepgram Aura-2: natural voices, up to 1000 chars per call. Returns base64 MP3.

Company contact enrichment from a domain: emails (same-domain flagged), phones, social profiles, description and tech stack, read from the home, contact, about and legal pages.

Flight fares for one route and date, one-way or round trip: the cheapest, the fastest and the cheapest nonstop option, then up to 20 itineraries sorted by price with carrier, stops, duration, departure and arrival times (local and UTC), every flight segment and aircraft. Cabin, maximum stops and market (sets the currency) are optional. Fares for a single traveller from Ignav; a fare search, not a booking.

For eleven AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and others): allowed or blocked for the page's path under robots.txt, plus the noai and noimageai opt-outs in meta and X-Robots-Tag, and whether llms.txt exists. Reads the page as static HTML; no JavaScript runs.

A security by ISIN, CUSIP or ticker (with an optional exchange code): its OpenFIGI id, name, ticker, exchange, security type and market sector, and for an ISIN the issuer's LEI and legal name from GLEIF. ISIN and CUSIP check digits are verified before the call. Attribution: FIGI by OpenFIGI; LEI by GLEIF.

Up to 10 headlines for a text or topic in one style: news, seo (under 60 characters, enforced in code), social or email subject. Each headline comes with its character count. Model output: check claims before publishing. Input text max 10,000 characters.

Parses a User-Agent string: browser and version, rendering engine, operating system and version, device type, vendor and model, CPU, and whether it is a known crawler (Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, AhrefsBot and a few more) with its name. Optional Client Hints values (platform, mobile, model) are reported as given. Parsed with ua-parser-js 1.x (MIT). Pure code, no outside request.

Sentiment of one text, or up to 20 (texts, a JSON array), each up to 2,000 characters: POSITIVE or NEGATIVE with the model's confidence, from DistilBERT SST-2. Best for short English text. It measures the wording, not whether the statement is true.

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.

Keywords and keyphrases from a text by RAKE (Rose et al., 2010) in pure code: phrases between stopwords and punctuation, scored by word degree and frequency, with counts. Stopword lists for en, de, fr, es, it, pt, nl and tr. Body { text, language, limit }: up to 100 KB, limit 1 to 50.

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.

Known vulnerabilities of one package version in the OSV database: npm, PyPI, crates.io, Go or Maven. Each advisory has its id, CVE aliases, summary, severity, fixed versions and a link. The count is the full number; up to 20 are listed.

TLS certificate expiry for up to 10 hostnames: the issuer, validity dates, days left, all DNS names and a status (ok, expiring within 14 days, expired, none found). Read from Certificate Transparency logs (CertSpotter, crt.sh as fallback), so it is the newest valid certificate issued for each name, not the one the server presents; the answer also says whether https answers and its HSTS header. Public hostnames only.

Working days for a country. mode=between counts the working days after `from` up to and including `to` (up to 5 years) and lists the public holidays skipped; mode=add gives the date that is N working days after `date` (up to 3,650). Weekends are Saturday and Sunday, Friday and Saturday in Israel, and Friday only in Iran and Afghanistan. Nationwide public holidays from Nager.Date; a country with no holiday data is a 404, not charged.

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.

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.

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.

Repairs broken JSON: markdown fences, comments, trailing commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, Python literals (True, False, None) and truncated endings. Pure code first; the model is asked once only when code cannot repair it. Optional JSON Schema check covers type, required, properties, items, enum, minimum, maximum, minLength, maxLength and pattern. Input max 1 MB.

Validates JSON data against a JSON Schema (draft 2020-12): valid true or false, and up to 50 errors with the instance path, the keyword and the message. Schema and data are each limited to 200 KB. Remote $ref targets are not fetched. No network call.

US product recalls in one schema from openFDA enforcement reports (food, drug, device) and CPSC: date, product, firm, reason, FDA Class I/II/III mapped to high/medium/low (CPSC severity is derived from the hazard text), distribution and states, and the official link. Filter by keyword, since date (default 30 days), source and classification; up to 100 rows.

Fetches recent trading and on-chain lifecycle activity (trades, splits, merges, redemptions) for a Polymarket user or proxy wallet address. Includes market question titles, action types, amounts, and transaction hashes. Limit up to 100 items. Information only, not financial advice.

Explains a cron expression in plain English and lists its next runs in UTC and in a time zone. Five fields (minute hour day month weekday), or six with seconds first. Names (MON, JAN) and steps are supported. Computed in the Worker; no network call.

Encode or decode text as base64, base64url, hex, URL (percent) encoding, HTML entities, punycode (domain names) or quoted-printable. Body { input, scheme, direction }, up to 1 MB. Invalid input to decode is a 400 that names the position of the first bad character. Unknown HTML entities are reported, not guessed. Pure code, no outside request.

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.

ERC-721 facts for one token: owner, collection name and symbol, tokenURI, and its metadata (name, description, image) when the URI is http(s) or ipfs. The metadata fetch has a 5-second timeout and a 256 KB cap; a failed fetch is reported in metadataNote and does not fail the call.

Camera make and model, lens, date taken, exposure (ISO, shutter, aperture, focal length), orientation, image size, software, and GPS latitude, longitude and altitude with a map link, from the EXIF of a JPEG, HEIC, TIFF or PNG image at a URL. Only the first 256 KB is read. A file that is not an image is 415; an image without EXIF is 200 with hasExif false.

A UK company from Companies House, by number (00445790) or name (best match plus up to four alternatives): status, incorporation date, registered office, SIC codes, accounts and confirmation-statement due dates with overdue flags, current officers (max 20), persons with significant control (max 10) and the last 10 filings with links. Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.

A Wikipedia page summary by title or search words, in any language: title, short description, summary, page URL, thumbnail and Wikidata ID. For organisations, people and places, Wikidata facts: official website, inception, country, headquarters, date of birth and coordinates. Text is CC BY-SA 4.0 with attribution. Not found returns search suggestions.

Convert an amount between a crypto and a fiat currency, or between two crypto assets, at the current spot price: the rate, the converted amount, the pair path used (direct, or through USD) and the time of the rate. Spot prices from Coinbase, Kraken as the fallback. A spot rate, not an executable quote: no fees or slippage. Fiat to fiat is refused; use the FX tool for that. Information only, not financial advice.

Drafts a reply (subject and body) to a received e-mail (max 10,000 characters) for an intent: accept, decline, ask-information, follow-up or custom with your own instructions. Tone formal, neutral or friendly; language as requested. Dates, numbers and names that are not in the inputs appear as placeholders such as [date]. Read it before sending.

Macro indicators for any country from the World Bank (CC BY 4.0): GDP, GDP growth, GDP per capita, inflation (CPI), unemployment, population, current account, government debt and lending interest rate, with the year, value and unit of each. Country by ISO2 or ISO3 code or exact name; indicator by friendly name or a raw World Bank code. Values lag by one to two years; years with no published value are left out.

Large stablecoin and major-token transfers in the last few minutes on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism or Polygon: hash, block time, sender, receiver, amount and USD value at the Coinbase spot price, sorted by value. Labels only for a few known addresses; others are null. One token contract is read over public RPC, so the window is short. Information only, not financial advice.

Returns Brazilian company data from BrasilAPI (CNPJ lookup, MIT licence): legal name, trade name, status, opening date, legal nature, CNAE activities, address, share capital, and partners (QSA). CNPJ check digits are validated before any network call. Rate limit: BrasilAPI allows ~3 req/s.

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.

Checks the check digit and structure of an identifier with no network call: ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 (with ISBN-10 to 13 conversion), EAN-8, UPC-A, EAN-13 and GTIN-14 (with the GS1 prefix country), VIN (manufacturer code, region, model year), IMEI, ISIN (country) and a generic Luhn number. type=auto detects the type. Up to 50 comma-separated values give a results array.

A Bitcoin transaction by txid: confirmed block and time (or unconfirmed), fee in sats and sat/vB, size and virtual size, input and output totals, and whether it signals replace-by-fee. Source: mempool.space. Information only, not financial advice.

Hacker News stories or comments from the Algolia search API: keyword search (q) or the current front page (mode=front), optionally since a date. Stories give title, URL, HN link, points, comments, author and time. Comments give their text (400 characters, HTML stripped) and the story title. Up to 50 results. Public data, no key.

Recent enforcement items from the regulators' own feeds: SEC litigation releases and administrative proceedings, CFPB enforcement actions, FTC consumer-protection and competition press releases, DOJ press releases. Each: agency, feed, title, date, link, a short summary and, for SEC and CFPB, the respondent named in the title. Filters: agency, words (q), days (1-90). The feeds hold the latest 25-30 items each.

E-mail pre-check without SMTP: syntax, whether the domain can receive mail (MX or implicit MX, null MX, non-existent domain), disposable domain (9,000+ domain CC0 list), role account (info@, sales@...), free provider and a typo suggestion (gmial.com -> gmail.com). Verdict invalid / risky / unknown. Up to 50 addresses per call with emails=.

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).

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.

Items of an RSS, Atom or RDF feed, or of the feed a web page advertises: title, link, published date, author and a 300-character summary, newest first (max 50). since keeps items published on or after a date.

Fetches top-ranked traders on Polymarket ranked by overall profit or trading volume across customizable time windows (day, week, month, all). Includes rank, wallet address, username/pseudonym if public, profit PnL, and total trading volume. Information only, not financial advice.