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Peer companies for a US-listed ticker — other companies in the same sector and sub-industry, useful for comparables, relative valuation, and screening. Pass ticker (optionally grouping to control how peers are grouped); returns a ranked list of peer ticker symbols (the input symbol is usually first). Data by Finnhub.

GitHub user or organization profile: login, name, company, blog, location, bio, type (User/Organization), followers, following, public repo + gist counts, and account creation date. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Validate a CUSIP (9-character US/Canada securities identifier) with its mod-10 weighted check digit. Returns {valid, cusip, checkDigit, reason}. Catches transposed characters in security master / holdings data that a length check misses. Structure + checksum only.

Resolve a hostname over public DNS and return parsed records. Query: host (required FQDN), types (comma-separated: A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS,CAA,SRV,CNAME,PTR,SOA — default A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS), resolver (cloudflare|google|quad9|opendns, optional). Returns one normalized JSON shape per record type with per-type error pass-through. Reserved/local TLDs (.local, .internal, .invalid, .test, localhost) are rejected. 4s per-query timeout.

US federal lobbying disclosures for a public company (sourced from US Senate LDA filings). Pass ticker and optionally a from/to window (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to ~3 years); returns each filing with the registrant name, the period (year + quarter), reported lobbying income/expenses in USD, and a link to the official Senate filing. Use it to track a company’s lobbying spend over time. Data by Finnhub.

US labor-market turnover from the BLS JOLTS survey (total nonfarm, national), monthly, newest first. Pass measure = openings (default), hires, quits, layoffs, or separations. Returns the level in thousands per month for a trailing window. Public-domain, live-wrap. The standard signal for labor-market tightness (job openings) and worker confidence (the quits rate) — fresh macro data agents can't recite.

Look up the visa requirement for a traveler with a given passport visiting a destination country. Pass passport and destination as ISO-3166 alpha-3, alpha-2, or country name (e.g. passport=USA destination=Japan). Returns the requirement category — 'visa free' (with visaFreeDays, the allowed days), 'visa on arrival', 'e-visa', 'eta' (electronic travel authorization), 'visa required' (must arrange in advance), or 'no admission' — plus a plain-language description and the resolved passport/destination names. Data from the community-maintained Passport Index dataset (MIT). Informational only — not official immigration advice; verify with the destination's embassy before travel.

Validate an International Bank Account Number (IBAN) with full ISO 13616 checks: country-specific length and the ISO 7064 mod-97 checksum (not just a regex). Returns {valid, iban (normalized), formatted (4-char groups), countryCode, checkDigits, bban, reason}. Catches transposed digits and wrong-length accounts that a format check misses, and returns the canonical form so a glue/ETL pipeline can validate AND normalize bank details in one deterministic call. ~85 countries. No bank directory lookup — structure + checksum only.

Validate a product barcode — GTIN-8/12/13/14, UPC-A, EAN-13, or ISBN-10/13 — with the GS1 mod-10 check digit (ISBN-10 uses mod-11). Returns {valid, type, gtin14 (canonical 14-digit form, left-padded), checkDigit, reason}. Normalizes every product identifier to one GTIN-14 key so a product-master/ETL pipeline can dedupe and validate SKUs in one deterministic call instead of doing checksum math in an LLM.

Resolve a music artist from MusicBrainz (CC0). Pass a name (or free-text/Lucene query). Returns ranked artists with MusicBrainz ID (MBID), name, sort name, type (Person/Group), country, gender, life span (begin/end/ended), and disambiguation. Keyless, public-domain core data. Use to canonicalize an artist to its MBID.

Historical quarterly earnings surprises for a US-listed company — reported (actual) EPS vs the analyst consensus estimate, the absolute surprise, and the surprise percentage, for the most recent quarters (newest first). Pass ticker (optionally limit). Tells you whether a company has been beating or missing expectations. Data by Finnhub.

Ground elevation above sea level for a coordinate, anywhere on Earth. Pass lat + lon. Returns elevation in meters and feet (from the Copernicus/SRTM digital elevation model, ~90m resolution). Source: Open-Meteo elevation API (keyless, CC BY 4.0).

As-reported financial statements for a US-listed company, exactly as filed with the SEC — balance sheet, income statement, and cash-flow statement line items, parsed from each 10-K/10-Q. Pass ticker and optionally freq (annual or quarterly) and limit; returns the most recent filings (newest first) with filing metadata (form, period, filed date, accession) and the full report under `report`. Data by Finnhub.

Open a live TLS connection to a host and return its certificate. Give a host (and optional port, default 443). Returns the negotiated TLS protocol + cipher, whether the chain validates against system roots, and the leaf certificate's subject + issuer (CN/O/C), validity window (valid-from / valid-to), days until expiry + expired flag, serial number, SHA-256 fingerprint, Subject Alternative Names, and the chain length. A genuine network probe agents can't do from their sandbox — for cert-expiry monitoring, TLS audits, and verifying who issued a site's certificate. SSRF-guarded: the host must resolve to a public address. Self-signed and expired certs are reported (not rejected).

Resolve a coordinate to its IANA timezone and return the current UTC offset, local wall time, DST status, and short abbreviation. Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), at (optional ISO 8601 instant; defaults to now). Returns { tz, abbreviation, offsetMinutes, offsetHours, localTime, observesDst, isDst, januaryOffsetMinutes, julyOffsetMinutes, instant, source }. Polygon lookup against a CC0 timezone boundary index; offsets and DST come from the runtime tzdata so transition rules stay current. Use when scheduling for a coordinate, converting timestamps to local wall time, or checking whether a location is currently observing daylight saving.

Git tags of a repository (name + commit sha), most recent first. Pair with github.releases for published releases. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Validate a US bank ABA routing number with the Federal Reserve weighted mod-10 checksum (3-7-1) — not just a 9-digit regex. Returns {valid, routingNumber, district (routing-symbol class), reason}. Catches transposed digits in ACH/wire setup that a length check misses. Structure + checksum only; not a bank-directory existence lookup.

Look up or search NAICS 2022 industry classification codes (US Census Bureau, public domain). Pass `code` for an exact NAICS code — 2–6 digits or a combined sector like 31-33 — and get its official title, hierarchy path, full official description, activity index terms, and direct child codes. Or pass `query` for free-text search (e.g. 'software publishers', 'coffee shop') over titles plus the official ~20k-entry activity index → ranked candidate codes, optionally filtered by `level` (2=sector … 6=national industry). Ground truth for industry coding in KYC, business registration, government filings, and ERP vendor/customer setup.

Earnings release calendar — which US-listed companies report earnings in a date window, with expected and (once reported) actual EPS and revenue, and the time of day (before/after market). Pass a from/to window (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to the next 14 days) and optionally a ticker to filter to one company. Agents cannot recall future earnings dates — this is the schedule. Data by Finnhub.

Convert Chinese (Hanzi) text to pinyin romanization. Choose tone marks (symbol, e.g. hàn yǔ), numbered tones (han4 yu3), or no tones. Auto-segments words and returns the full pinyin string plus a per-syllable array. Deterministic, keyless — useful for transliteration, pronunciation, search indexing, and TTS prep.

Is a stock exchange open right now? Pass exchange (default US); returns whether trading is open, the current session (pre-market, regular, post-market, or closed), whether today is a market holiday, the exchange timezone, and the server timestamp. Use it to gate time-sensitive logic to market hours. Data by Finnhub.

Status of a watcher by watcherId: state (armed/completed/expired/cancelled), fires used/remaining, expiry, recent deliveries (with HTTP result + attempt count), and any UNDELIVERED events with their full callback bodies — the pull backstop, so a missed push is always recoverable here. Pairs with watchers.crypto-address-activity.

Next high/low tide predictions near a coordinate. Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), radius_km (1-500, default 100), hours (1-72, default 24). Returns { query, station:{ id, name, latitude, longitude, state, distanceKm }, predictions[{ time (station local), type: "high"|"low", heightMeters }], source }. Returns 404 NO_STATION if no NOAA tide station is within radius. Heights are referenced to MLLW (Mean Lower-Low Water).

Does public exploit code exist for a CVE, and where? Pass cve (e.g. CVE-2021-44228). Returns hasPublicExploit, the count, hasMetasploitModule and hasVerifiedExploit flags, and the Exploit-DB entries (id, description, type, platform, date, verified, Metasploit flag, link). Bundled inverted index from the Exploit-DB archive (~25k CVEs). This is the triage signal BEYOND security.cve's KEV (exploited in the wild) + EPSS (exploit probability): is the vulnerability actually weaponized with available code? Use the trio together to decide how urgently to patch. Absence is not proof no exploit exists (private/other archives not covered).