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single-fact naics lookup. Complete for the bundled 2022 vintage: all 2129 NAICS 2022 codes at levels 2 through 6, titles verbatim from the Census workbook, with the three range-spelled sectors (31-33, 44-45, 48-49) expanded to one entry per member sector. NAICS is a closed set, so a well-formed code absent from this snapshot is absent from the 2022 vintage. Refresh is a redeploy, never a live fetch.

single-fact naics lookup. Complete for the bundled 2022 vintage: all 2129 NAICS 2022 codes at levels 2 through 6, titles verbatim from the Census workbook, with the three range-spelled sectors (31-33, 44-45, 48-49) expanded to one entry per member sector. NAICS is a closed set, so a well-formed code absent from this snapshot is absent from the 2022 vintage. Refresh is a redeploy, never a live fetch.

Los Angeles weather forecast API: live temperature nowcast and daily high forecast for Los Angeles Intl (KLAX), with calibrated probability the temperature ends above/below any Fahrenheit strike. KLAX is the official settlement station for Kalshi KXHIGHLAX and Polymarket Los Angeles daily high temperature prediction markets. Built for AI agents trading weather prediction markets or needing real-time weather data. $0.05 with live 3h thermal-memory telemetry (out-of-sample nowcast RMSE 0.99F); $0.01 degraded fallback (RMSE 3.48F). Free catalog: https://runwayoracle.com/catalog.json. Model-conditional estimates; not financial advice.

New York City weather forecast API: live temperature nowcast and daily high forecast for New York Central Park (KNYC), with calibrated probability the temperature ends above/below any Fahrenheit strike. KNYC (Central Park) is the official settlement station for Kalshi KXHIGHNY and Polymarket NYC daily high temperature prediction markets. Built for AI agents trading weather prediction markets or needing real-time weather data. $0.05 with live 3h thermal-memory telemetry (out-of-sample nowcast RMSE 1.35F); $0.01 degraded fallback (RMSE 2.18F). Free catalog: https://runwayoracle.com/catalog.json. Model-conditional estimates; not financial advice.

Curated shelf: History - European — 2567 public-domain books including Napoleon's Letters to Josephine, 1796-1812 For the First Time Collected and Translated, with Notes Social, Historical, and Chronological, from Contemporary Sources. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Page through an Instagram account's posts by username — captions, like and comment counts, media type, video duration, image and thumbnail URLs, post permalinks, tagged users and location, plus a cursor for the next page. Instagram posts feed, reels listing, creator content history, social post data. No API key.

Best DeFi yields: top pools by APY filtered by asset + min TVL, with risk flags. Agent-ready, USDC pay-per-call.

UMA resolution-risk landscape by category: dispute base-rate × flip rate (when disputed, does it reverse?) + criterion clarity. Fact/base-rate, not prediction.

Settlement test

The timezone conversions and date arithmetic LLMs get wrong, done exactly. Convert any ISO timestamp or Unix time into one or many IANA timezones (with UTC offset and weekday), add or subtract durations, and diff two instants into days/hours/minutes plus a humanized string. Omit "datetime" to get the current time. Uses the IANA timezone database. POST a JSON body like: {"datetime":"2026-07-08T14:30:00Z","timezone":"America/New_York"}

Commit now, reveal to everyone later: the paid call returns a commitment sha3_256(secret||salt) and a commit id; GET /x402/random/reveal/{commit_id} is FREE, public and idempotent, and discloses the secret, the salt, the raw draw and the node's attestation so anyone — not just the buyer — can check the commitment. Reveal delay 0..604800s. For games, sealed-bid rounds and auditable draws. Trust model, stated plainly: the commitment binds the outcome from the moment you publish it, and the reveal proves the secret came from a node-signed draw — it does NOT prove the operator discarded no draws before committing, so publish the commitment to your players before the round.

Insider buying and selling for a U.S. public company, parsed from SEC Form 4 filings. Form 4 is published as raw ownership XML, one document per filing, with the machine-readable file hidden behind an XSL-rendered URL. This resolves the tic

On-chain PENDING Gains orders for any Base address, read directly from the diamond (the keyless backend returns them empty, which is why a stranded market order looks like lost funds). Each: orderIndex, pairIndex, symbol, side, leverage, locked collateral (USDC), trigger price, and orderType (0=MARKET_OPEN). Full details: GET /v1.

Does a NAMED market have a worthwhile leverage edge RIGHT NOW- and what would be BETTER to do instead / as a hedge? For one symbol: the composite technical signal + 52-week range + momentum -> the stronger of a long or short thesis (or none), with direction, range-survival leverage, entry / stop / target / liquidation, edge, projected return-on-margin, min collateral, and the /v1/tx/risk/open inputs- PLUS its rank across the whole cross-category field and Full details: GET /v1.

Closed leverage round-trips for any Base address from the Gains first-party history: pair (base + quote legs), side, leverage, collateral, open/close price, realized PnL + PnL%, close reason (take-profit / stop-loss / liquidation / manual), open/close tx hashes, and timestamps. GET /v1/history/{address}. Newest first, USDC-collateralized trades.

Verify you are on real Animica mainnet, and which chain id to sign with. Animica answers that question with TWO numbers: the native chain is id 1, while the EVM compatibility facade reports 149 (eth_chainId 0x95, net_version "149"). A wallet porting Ethereum tooling signs with the wrong one. Returns both, the disagreement named, plus genesis hash, fork id, policy hash and the built-in consensus checkpoints a light client pins against. All read live. No model.

Whether the Animica L1 is healthy enough to transact on right now: head height and hash, sync lag (blocks vs headers), difficulty and PoIES theta, measured network hashrate with its window and estimator named, mempool depth, and peer count as a RANGE across every source — because four sources on this node disagree at the same instant. Publishes NO peer IP, peer id or relay attribution. Read live, no model, free when the chain cannot be read.

Model deprecation timeline with migration intelligence. Each entry enriched with urgency_band (within_7d / within_30d / within_60d / within_90d / past), days_until_sunset, days_since_sunset, and a resolved migration_chain hop sequence to the first still-active replacement. Optional within_days window centered on now; optional provider filter. The "is my model affected and what should I migrate to" call.

Live-threat CVE feed. Returns only papers with exploited_in_wild = stated_yes from the latest AI-flagged batch, ranked by severity. The subset answers "what AI-stack CVEs are actively being weaponized right now."

Last 30 days of arXiv preprints flagged as milestone candidates by an offline Qwen 3.6 27B per-paper extraction pass. Each paper carries structured reasoning naming the benchmark + quantified delta, model release, or novel architecture justification. Conservative; false positives are worse than false negatives.

JPYC Service Monitor: weekly change feed for Japan-related JPYC and Web3 services. Each event is dated, typed (added / updated / removed / verified) and tied to an official source URL. Call with changedSince=YYYY-MM-DD set to your last run date to fetch only what changed; an empty changes list explicitly means no change, so a scheduled agent can report that without guessing. Without changedSince you get the full monitor snapshot.

Split a PDF into page ranges — priced per page

Print/social flyer design. One flyer, real licensed photography, print-ready PDF plus square and story exports. Pass ?brief=…&contact=email. Turnaround 72 hours.

VDF-proven random numbers with cryptographic epoch references. Generated by Wesolowski 2048-bit VDF; returns entropy, epoch number, and MerkleAnchor contract reference for independent verification. Pool-served, sub-2ms latency. For unbiased randomness (no party can predict outcome), use the commit/reveal endpoints.