Every agent-payable API.

The current time, or a given time, in one or more IANA time zones, with UTC offset, abbreviation, whether daylight saving time is in effect, and the weekday. Give a local time with from_tz to convert it, handling DST correctly.

Check whether a phone number is valid and possible, find its country and type (mobile, fixed line, toll free and others), and format it as E.164, international and national (libphonenumber metadata).

Decode a JSON Web Token's header and claims, and say when it was issued, when it expires, whether it has expired and in how many seconds it will. The signature is not verified.

Generate random IDs from a cryptographic source: UUID v4, UUID v7 (time ordered), ULID or nanoid, up to 100 at a time.

YouTube video metadata in one call: title, channel name and id, duration, upload date, view and like counts, description, thumbnail URL, the chapter list with start and end times, and the language plus kind (manual or auto) of every available caption track. Never downloads media. Use it to check a video's length or caption availability before paying for a transcript, or to enrich a bare video link with real facts.

YouTube video transcript extraction with per-segment timing. Returns the caption track as timed segments (start, duration, text) plus the full plain text, or as SRT subtitles. Uses the creator's manual captions when they exist and falls back to YouTube automatic captions. Never downloads media, so it stays fast and light. Cached per video and language. Use it to summarize a talk, quote a video with timestamps, or search inside video content.

Native and (optional) ERC-20 token balance for a wallet address across major EVM chains (base, ethereum, polygon, arbitrum, optimism)

Native and (optional) ERC-20 token balance for a wallet address across major EVM chains (base, ethereum, polygon, arbitrum, optimism)

Live current weather conditions for any city, sourced from Open-Meteo

Live current weather conditions for any city, sourced from Open-Meteo

Ranked news brief for any topic, refreshed every 15 minutes: the most-corroborated recent headlines, each with source, URL, published time, age in minutes and an importance score computed from how many independent news engines surfaced it and how fresh it is. Zero-LLM, deterministic, no API key. Use it for a market or crypto morning brief, monitoring a company or keyword, or grounding a summary in dated sources.

Fetch one public web page and return its readable content as clean text or markdown, with JavaScript executed, so the result reads like the page a human sees. The retrieval half of research: pair it with /search to go from a query to grounded page text. Returns the content, its length, the final URL and the HTTP status. Truncate with max_chars.

Run up to 5 web searches in one call and get a results block per query. Saves the round trips an agent would otherwise make when a task needs several lookups (multi-entity research, comparison, fan-out). Same engine as /search; each query returns up to 10 trimmed results.

Real-time web search (via Exa) — ranked results with title, URL, published date, author, and relevance score for a query

Search, fetch and extract in one call: top results with page text and the elements matching a CSS selector.

Real-time web search (via Exa) — ranked results with title, URL, published date, author, and relevance score for a query

Web search that returns structured SERP results as JSON. Runs on a dedicated SearXNG instance aggregating multiple engines, so there is no per-engine API key, quota or HTML scraping to manage. Each result carries title, URL, snippet, the source engine and a published date where available. Choose general web, news, or image results, up to 10 per call. Use it to ground an answer in current web sources, research a topic, or monitor news on a query.

Academic and scientific paper search, keyless: one query across arXiv, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex and Google Scholar via a dedicated SearXNG science index. Each hit carries title, URL, authors, publication date, journal/venue, DOI and a PDF link where available, plus a snippet. Use it for a literature scan, citation hunting, or grounding a claim in primary research.

Drop-in web search API: POST the common search body (query, numResults, includeDomains, excludeDomains, contents.text) and get results with id, url, title, publishedDate and page text. Point an existing neural-search SDK base URL at https://search.cyberwarex.com/v1, no key. Keyword engine, Google-grade results on paid calls. Up to 10 links, text for the top 5. No results = not charged.

Drop-in page contents API: POST urls plus text options and get each page's readable text (results plus per-URL statuses), JavaScript rendered. Same base URL as the search: https://search.cyberwarex.com/v1. Up to 5 URLs per call. Nothing readable = not charged.

Web search with the page text already extracted: one call returns the top results for a query AND the readable content of each result page (JavaScript rendered, markdown or text, truncated to max_chars). What an agent needs to answer a question with sources without a second round of fetches. Up to 5 pages per call, fetched in parallel.

Prepaid Search credits: pay once, get a key with 10 percent extra credit, no per-call signing.

Research answer: ask a question in plain language and get a short written answer from the live web, with numbered citations. It searches, reads the top result pages, and writes 2 to 4 sentences using only what those pages say; every claim carries the number of its source, and an answer the sources cannot support is refused. When the sources do not answer the question you are not charged. Use it instead of search, then fetch, then read.

Check a web page for changes: each call compares the page's readable text with your previous check of the same URL (kept per paying wallet for 90 days) and returns whether it changed, when you last checked, and the added and removed lines. The first call records the page. Use name to keep several watches of one URL apart.

Every distinct link on a public web page as absolute URLs with their anchor text, marked internal or external and nofollow, up to 500.

The items of an RSS, Atom or RDF feed as JSON (title, link, id, published date, author, plain-text summary). Given a web page instead of a feed, it finds the feed the page links to.

Encode text or a URL as a QR code: PNG (base64 and a data URL) or SVG, with the size and error correction level you choose.

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, CAA and SOA records of a domain from public resolvers (Cloudflare and Google), or just the types you ask for, and whether the domain exists.

The URLs a sitemap lists, with last modified dates, or the sitemaps a sitemap index lists. Given a site instead of a sitemap, it finds the sitemap from robots.txt or /sitemap.xml. Gzipped sitemaps are read too.

Fetch a public web page and return its main content as clean Markdown (Mozilla Readability, as in Firefox Reader View, then Markdown with absolute links and tables), with title, byline, site name, published date, language, excerpt and a token estimate. Navigation, ads and footers are left out. Pages that cannot be read (errors, not HTML) are not charged.

Title, description, canonical URL, language, author, published and modified dates, favicon, RSS and Atom feeds, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, JSON-LD structured data and the h1/h2 outline of a public web page.

Extract the text of a PDF at a public URL, page by page, with its title, author and page count. Up to 10 MB; scanned PDFs without a text layer return little text.

Request an https URL and report whether it is reachable, its status, every redirect hop with timings, key and security headers (HSTS, CSP and others), and the TLS certificate with its issuer, the names it covers and the days until it expires. An unreachable URL is a result too, with the reason.

x402 audit of a seller. Audit an x402 seller before an agent buys from it: decodes the endpoint's 402 terms without paying, OFAC-screens each payTo address, reads its account type and nonce on the payment network, checks the seller domain's age and trust flags, and flags non-USDC assets and high prices. One block, review or pass verdict with reasons. Never signs. Screening aid, not legal advice. Use before the first payment to an unfamiliar x402 seller.

Live cross-provider x402 market sentiment. topProviders: the top x402 sellers ecosystem-wide, ranked by REAL on-chain activity (Agent402 included and flagged isSelf:true). Pick the lens with sort: 'usd' (revenue, default - whale-skewable), 'buyers' (distinct paying wallets - broadest adoption/reach), or 'calls' (raw volume). Every row carries all metrics plus callsPerBuyer (intensity), so revenue and actual ecosystem usage are both visible.

x402 protocol version, chains, features, seller address

Check an x402 seller before you pay it: decode any public endpoint's 402 payment requirements without paying (v1 body or v2 header) into USD price for native USDC, network, asset, recipient, scheme and timeout, plus a listing-quality score for https resource URL, atomic amount, facilitator minimum, description, Bazaar metadata and output schema. Never signs. Use before buying from an unfamiliar seller or to audit your own x402 listing.

Everything Agent402 knows about one x402 seller origin, in one read: identity and crawl history, the catalog with the provenance of every price (live-402 or manifest, when it was read, whether it is stale or disagrees with the seller's own declaration), advertised wallets against the wallets that were actually paid (own chain evidence, inherited wallets, shared claims), settlement evidence per source (our Base leaderboard, Coinbase Bazaar, Solana SPL credits, MPP transfers), the router's own.

Buy one call from an x402 seller endpoint right now and report exactly what happened: the unpaid call's status, the 402 decoded (accepts, chains, payTo, asset, price), whether the accept's EIP-712 domain name matches the token it names (the defect that silently makes a whole catalog unpayable), whether a stock client's signed payment was accepted, the settlement receipt and transaction, a slice of the response body, and the time each leg took. Ends in plain-English flags, never a score.

x402 seller trust check before you pay: probes the live 402, reads USDC inflow to payTo on Base, counts payers and flags self-dealing (operator paying itself) - verdict green/yellow/red with reasons and the window it could read

Use to catch hallucinated or repealed statute citations in a brief, memo or AI answer. Finds up to 25 US statute citations in text, checks each exists and is in force, and checks quoted passages against the section. Not charged if none are found. Data: Open US Law v2026.08 (CC BY 4.0). Not legal advice.

Use before opening, sizing or hedging a Hyperliquid perp to see where leveraged positions get liquidated. Liquidation levels for one coin, bucketed by price, from the open positions of the most active accounts (measured, not modelled): volume within 5%/10% of the mark, biggest clusters, largest positions, open-interest coverage.

Use to check one US statute citation before relying on it. Returns whether the section exists, is in force or repealed, its heading, full text and official source link. 48 states, DC and the US Code. Data: Open US Law v2026.08 (CC BY 4.0). Not legal advice.

Use before sending funds to check that a recipient isn't sanctioned. Screens up to 50 crypto addresses (ETH/EVM, BTC, TRX, USDT, SOL and more) against the addresses on the US Treasury OFAC SDN list, refreshed daily, returning the sanctioned entity, programs and listing date. Exact-address match only: not a full compliance screen.

Use before sending an EVM transaction to pick the cheapest chain and set its fees. Live gas on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and BSC: slow/standard/fast EIP-1559 fee tiers (priority fee, maxFee) from recent blocks, plus the USD cost of a transfer, ERC-20 transfer and swap per tier, cheapest chain first.

Generate a QR code as PNG or SVG. Params: data, format (png|svg), size (64-2048), ecc (L|M|Q|H), margin.

Use to vet a domain or URL before trusting it, or to check if a name is available. Registry RDAP data (the WHOIS successor) for up to 20 domains per call: registrar, created/expiry dates, age in days, status and transfer lock, nameservers, DNSSEC. Subdomains resolve to their registered domain. One flat price per call.

Fetch a web page and return its title, description, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, icons and canonical URL.

Resolve an address or ENS name and return ETH and USDC balances and tx counts on Ethereum and Base.

Use to price a crypto portfolio or watchlist in one call. Market data for up to 50 symbols or 250 CoinGecko ids: price, 1h/24h/7d/30d change, 24h high/low, volume, market cap, rank, FDV, supply, and distance from all-time high/low; optional 7-day sparkline. One flat price per call; not charged if nothing is found.