other

Latest news for any US stock — top 10 articles from the last 7 days, with headline, summary, source, and URL. $0.005 USDC per call.

Earnings history for any US stock — last 4 quarters with actual vs estimate EPS, surprise, and surprise percent. Covers NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX. $0.003 USDC per call.

Latest news for any US stock — top 10 articles from the last 7 days, with headline, summary, source, and URL. $0.005 USDC per call.

Latest news for any US stock — top 10 articles from the last 7 days, with headline, summary, source, and URL. $0.005 USDC per call.

Company financials & fundamentals from SEC XBRL filings — revenue, net income, EPS, balance sheet (assets, liabilities, equity). For valuation and fundamental analysis of any US stock. $0.008 USDC per call.

Latest news for any US stock — top 10 articles from the last 7 days, with headline, summary, source, and URL. $0.005 USDC per call.

Earnings history for any US stock — last 4 quarters with actual vs estimate EPS, surprise, and surprise percent. Covers NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX. $0.003 USDC per call.

Look up a gene by its official symbol (e.g. "TP53", "BRCA1", "CFTR") and organism (taxid, default 9606 = human), merging NCBI Gene with UniProt. Returns the gene symbol, NCBI Gene ID, full description, organism, chromosome + cytogenetic map location, alias symbols, and the curated RefSeq function summary; plus the reviewed protein from UniProt — accession, entry id, recommended protein name, length in amino acids, and the curated function description. NCBI + UniProt links. Bioinformatics, clinical-genetics research, education. Public-domain NCBI + CC-BY UniProt data. Common organism taxids: human 9606, mouse 10090, zebrafish 7955, fruit fly 7227, yeast 559292.

Search EU public-procurement notices from TED (Tenders Electronic Daily) — the official journal of European public tenders. Filter by country (ISO 3-letter buyer country, e.g. DEU, FRA, ESP), cpv (Common Procurement Vocabulary code/prefix, e.g. 72000000 = IT services), and/or keyword (full-text). Each result: publication number, English title, buyer name + country, publication date, tender deadline, CPV codes, notice + procedure type, total value, and links to the notice page + PDF. Power users can pass a raw `query` in TED's expert query language (e.g. '(buyer-country=FRA) AND (FT~"hospital")'). Free, reusable EU open data (attribution). Live procurement intelligence agents can't get from training — for bid discovery, market research, and supplier monitoring across all EU member states.

Static risk & context dossier for a US location. Pass lat+lon or a US address (geocoded for you). Composes five authoritative, keyless federal sources into one answer an agent cannot derive from training: Census place context (county, state, census tract, congressional district), FEMA flood zone + Special-Flood-Hazard-Area status, USGS ASCE 7-16 seismic design parameters (Ss, S1, SDS, SD1, seismic design category, PGA), the nearest NOAA/GHCN climate station, and — when a zip is supplied — US Census ACS 5-year demographics. Each layer is isolated: one source failing does not fail the rest. This is the slow-moving structural-risk picture (siting, insurance, due diligence), distinct from real-time weather/earthquake conditions.

Recent SEC Form 4 insider transactions for a US public company by ticker. Returns parsed transactions: insider name + relationship (director, officer/title, 10%+ owner), transaction date, SEC code (P=purchase, S=sale, A=grant, D=disposition, M=exercise, F=tax-withholding, G=gift), security title, shares, price/share, total USD value, post-transaction balance, direct vs indirect ownership. Each filing pulled separately and parsed from raw XML — bounded by limit (1-10, default 5). Backed by SEC.gov; underlying Form 4 filings are public records. For insider trades + filings + fundamentals merged by ticker in one call, see /api/finance/company-profile.

Parsed institutional holdings from a 13F-HR filing. By investment-manager CIK (e.g. 1067983 = Berkshire Hathaway). Returns each holding's nameOfIssuer, cusip, market value (whole USD per the modern Form 13F convention), shares/principal amount + type, putCall flag for options, and voting authority (sole/shared/none). Sorted by value descending. Pass formType for amendments (13F-HR/A) or non-filings (13F-NT). Backed by SEC.gov; underlying 13F filings are public records.

Look up US healthcare providers in the CMS NPPES registry — the authoritative directory of National Provider Identifiers (NPIs). Give an exact 10-digit NPI, or search by provider last name (+ optional first name), or organization name, optionally narrowed by state and taxonomy/specialty. Returns each provider with NPI, entity type (individual vs organization), status, name/credential/gender or organization name, sole-proprietor flag, enumeration + last-updated dates, primary taxonomy, the full taxonomy list (code, description, primary flag, state license), and practice/mailing addresses with phone. Free, public-domain (CMS). The canonical "who is this NPI / find this provider" lookup for healthcare, claims, and credentialing agents.

MedlinePlus Genetics (US National Library of Medicine) reference on a genetic condition or gene. Give a term (e.g. "cystic fibrosis", "BRCA1", "sickle cell") and get back the authoritative NLM record: the condition/gene name, a plain-language summary, the full set of sections (description, causes, frequency, inheritance, treatment), the inheritance pattern(s), related genes (with links), synonyms, and cross-references to other databases (OMIM, GTR, ICD-10-CM, …). Free, public-domain (NLM). Authoritative genetics reference an LLM cannot recite reliably — for clinical, patient-education, and research agents. Educational reference, not medical advice.

Active in-flight weather hazard advisories (SIGMETs and AIRMETs) from the NOAA Aviation Weather Center. Returns current advisories over a lookback window (1-24h), optionally filtered by hazard (CONVECTIVE, TURB turbulence, ICE icing, IFR, MTN OBSCN mountain obscuration, ASH volcanic ash). Each advisory carries the issuing office, type (SIGMET/AIRMET/OUTLOOK), hazard, severity, valid-from/to times, affected altitude band (feet MSL), movement (direction/speed), and the raw text bulletin. Keyless, public-domain (NOAA). The active-hazard layer aviation agents need — distinct from aviation.metar (station conditions) and aviation.taf (forecasts). Not for navigation.

Compute where any asteroid or comet is in the sky and whether you can see it. Give a body (designation/number/name, e.g. "433 Eros", "Ceres", "2024 YR4") and optionally your lat/lon and a time (ISO, default now). Returns the body's identity (NEO/PHA flags, orbit class, absolute magnitude H), its geocentric right ascension + declination, the constellation it's in, geocentric + heliocentric distance (AU), solar phase angle, and its apparent visual magnitude (IAU H-G model — how bright it appears now). With lat/lon it adds altitude/azimuth, whether it's above your horizon, a visible-now flag (up AND sky dark), and the best viewing window in the next 24 hours (when it's highest during darkness). Orbital position is computed locally from JPL elements — VALIDATED against JPL Horizons to <0.1 arcminute. Stargazing, astrophotography planning, occultation/observation prep. For the body's static physical + orbital params see /api/space/body.

CMS Care Compare hospital quality ratings — the data behind medicare.gov hospital ratings, for all ~5,300 Medicare-certified US hospitals. Look up by facilityId (CMS certification number), or filter by state, city, and name (partial match). Each row: facility id/name/address/phone, hospital type + ownership, emergency services, overall star rating (1-5), and per-domain measure summaries (mortality, safety of care, readmission, patient experience, timeliness, effectiveness) showing whether the hospital performs better/same/worse than the national average. Rows returned with CMS's documented column names. Public-domain federal data.

Provider 360 — everything we know about a US healthcare provider, merged on their 10-digit NPI in one call. Combines three federal datasets: identity (NPPES registry: name, specialty/taxonomy, practice address, licenses), industry payments (CMS Open Payments: what drug & device makers paid them), and Medicare billing (CMS Physician & Other Practitioners: services, charges, and Medicare payment amounts). Each section reports found/error independently — a provider with no Open Payments or Medicare record still returns identity. KYC, healthcare-fraud research, investigative journalism, provider due diligence. Pass npi (required). For the individual sources see /api/license/medical, /api/health/open-payments, /api/health/medicare-provider.

Vehicle 360 — decode a VIN and get its full safety picture in one call. Returns the decoded vehicle (make, model, year, trim, engine, plant, body class, drivetrain — NHTSA vPIC) plus that exact make/model/year's open safety recalls (with park-it / park-outside / over-the-air-update flags) and NHTSA owner complaints (crash/fire/injury/death flags). recalls and complaints are keyed to the decoded make+model+year, so they describe THIS vehicle, not a generic feed. Each section reports found/error independently. Pass vin (17 chars); optional modelYear disambiguates pre-1980 VINs. Used for used-car due diligence, fleet safety, insurance. Individual sources: /api/vehicle/vin-decode, /api/vehicle/recalls, /api/vehicle/complaints.

Fuzzy entity resolution: resolve a messy, free-text company name to its canonical GLEIF Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) with a 0-1 similarity score and a high/medium/low confidence label. Tolerant of legal-suffix noise (Inc/Ltd/GmbH/S.A.), word order, ampersands, punctuation, and former/alternate names (e.g. 'Apple Computer Inc' resolves to Apple Inc. via GLEIF's recorded other-names). Returns the top candidates ranked by score plus a single bestMatch (null when nothing clears medium confidence — so a low-confidence top hit is never silently treated as a match, which is the safe default for KYB). The record-linkage complement to business.lei (name search). Optional country (ISO-2) narrows to a jurisdiction. Backed by GLEIF Golden Copy (~2.6M entities, CC0).

AbuseIPDB abuse report for a single IP — the crowd-sourced abuse-confidence score (0-100) the fail2ban / SSH-scanner / web-attack ecosystem reports into. Pass ip (IPv4 or IPv6). Returns abuseConfidenceScore, totalReports, numDistinctUsers, lastReportedAt, usageType (e.g. Data Center / Residential), ISP, domain, hostnames, isTor, isWhitelisted, and country. Set verbose=true for the individual report records (categories + reporter country). Optional maxAgeInDays (1-365, default 90) bounds the reporting window. Live crowd data an LLM cannot know — SOC alert triage, login-abuse blocking, and firewall decisions.

SEC EDGAR XBRL Frames — one financial concept reported by every public filer for a single period, for cross-company screening and comparison. Give an XBRL tag (e.g. Revenues, NetIncomeLoss, Assets), a unit (default USD), and a period (CY2023 for annual, CY2023Q1 for a quarter, CY2023Q4I for instant balance-sheet items), and get back every filer's value — company name, CIK, location, period start/end, and the reported value — sorted high to low (or asc). Returns the total filer count and the top N. Free, public-domain (SEC). Distinct from finance.company-facts (one company, many metrics): this is one metric across all companies. For ranking, peer comparison, and market-wide analysis.

Search US federal lobbying disclosures (Senate LDA filings) — who lobbies for whom, on what issues, for how much. Filter by registrant (lobbying firm name), client (organization being represented), lobbyist (individual name), year, period (first_quarter|second_quarter|third_quarter|fourth_quarter|mid_year|year_end), and type (e.g. RR=registration, Q1-Q4=quarterly reports). Each filing: type, year/period, reported income or expenses (USD), registrant + client (id/name/description/state), lobbying issues (code + description), lobbyist count, official document URL, posted timestamp. Money-in-politics, journalism, and policy-intelligence staple. Public federal data.

Malicious-wallet screen (via GoPlus, free/keyless). For any EVM address returns risk flags — cybercrime, money laundering, financial crime, darkweb, phishing, stealing/blackmail, fake KYC, mixer, sanctioned, honeypot-related, blacklist doubt and more — plus an overall malicious verdict and hit count. Counterparty risk check before interacting with an address.