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Treats cells at or above a caller threshold as foreground, labels four-neighbor connected components, and reports area, bounding box, peak, and mean value. It does not ingest imagery, calibrate backscatter, remove speckle, geolocate pixels, classify objects, or infer real-world meaning.

Compares one guide with caller-supplied candidate protospacers, weights mismatches in the guide’s final ten positions twice, applies a simple NGG PAM penalty, and ranks a transparent similarity score. It does not search a genome, model bulges, chromatin or nuclease-specific biology, and must not be used as a clinical or laboratory safety decision.

Reads Approval events of one wallet from the chain, resolves the CURRENT allowance for every token and spender pair with a direct call, and weighs it against the balance actually held. An unlimited approval on an empty balance carries no risk and is reported as such. Every entry carries ready-made call data to revoke it - this service never signs and never sends anything, the caller decides. Limits: Approval events are read from a bounded block window, not from the whole chain history; the windo

Reads the liquidation orders OKX publishes for its perpetual swaps, converts every entry into US dollars with the contract size of that instrument and the bankruptcy price of that event, and sums them by the side of the liquidated position. timeline gives the per minute split of long and short. cascade_detected requires two conditions at once: liquidation volume above five times the median of all five minute buckets in the comparison span, and a price move of at least 0.3 percent in the same buc

Converts caller-supplied MIDI-note sequences to adjacent pitch intervals, forms fixed-length interval n-gram sets and reports Jaccard overlap. It does not analyze rhythm, harmony, timbre, recordings, access to prior work or legal substantial similarity, and cannot determine plagiarism.

Viewport or full page, optional element selector, dark mode and cookie banner removal. Returns base64 image plus a short lived fetch URL, byte size, load time and the final HTTP status of the page.

Groups the access records you pass into clients and sorts each in two stages: person or machine, then, for a machine, the purpose. Signals: cadence and its scatter, path shape and consecutive numeric runs, asset share, referer, method mix, not-found share, robots.txt, user agent product token. Each signal returns what was observed, its weight and why. A lead under two points stays unknown. Nothing is stored, no raw IP is returned: IPv4 cut to /24, IPv6 to /48.

Tokenizes each claim and its supplied evidence, removes a small declared English stop-word list, and reports the fraction of unique claim tokens present in evidence. Coverage below a supplied threshold is flagged. This is lexical grounding screening only: overlap does not prove truth, low overlap does not prove hallucination, and the service does not retrieve or validate evidence.

Turns "we are on 2.4.1 and want to be current" into an ordered list of stops. The rule it enforces is that no major version is skipped: going from 2 to 5 means stopping at the last release of 3 and the last release of 4, because that is where the migration notes live and where the warnings about the next major are published.

Looks at when a package published, not how often, and reports where the pattern breaks. Three kinds of finding, which mean different things and are kept apart. A long gap: a silence several times the package own median interval, which suggests dormancy. A burst: several releases inside a short window, which is either emergency fixes or an automated publish loop that ran away, and the response gives the dates so the reader can tell.

Takes a scientific or vernacular name and returns the accepted taxon it belongs to, with the complete classification from kingdom down to species, the taxonomic authority, the GBIF key and any linked identifiers. The distinction the response keeps is the one that matters for anything downstream: whether the name you supplied is the accepted name or a synonym, and if it is a synonym, what the accepted name is.

Computes a transparent planning estimate for space-heating demand. The method is not DIN, VDI, GEG or PHPP and must not be used as regulatory proof. It combines transmission heat loss from each envelope component, ventilation heat loss from heated volume and air changes, monthly heating degree days from the nearest DWD 1991-2020 temperature-normal station, stated internal gains and optional domestic hot water.

Checks that a hydrophobic/polar sequence follows a self-avoiding unit-step lattice path, then counts non-consecutive hydrophobic contacts and assigns one negative energy unit per contact. It evaluates a supplied toy conformation only; it neither predicts a fold nor represents atomic chemistry, kinetics, solvent or biological function.

Cancels adjacent identical self-inverse gates on identical ordered targets and folds adjacent RX, RY or RZ rotations on identical targets. It preserves only these local identities; it does not commute gates, model hardware topology, synthesize arbitrary unitaries or prove global optimality.

Computes a deterministic shortest path over caller-supplied directed or bidirectional links with non-negative costs. It does not measure live radio conditions, reserve capacity or push routes to devices.

Scores caller-supplied vote/transfer observations using cohort-relative transfer size, transfer recency, and repeated-counterparty count. The output is an investigative triage heuristic, not proof of vote buying, identity linkage, or wrongdoing.

Live prediction-market data from Polymarket: the most liquid active markets with their outcomes, current prices (implied odds), liquidity, volume and end date. Optionally filter by a query. Public data, $0.005.

One-shot health probe for any endpoint: HTTP status and latency, TLS certificate issuer and days-to-expiry, response size, security-header audit (HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options) and named issues (SLOW_RESPONSE, CERTIFICATE_EXPIRING, SERVER_ERROR_STATUS). Call it on a schedule and you have uptime monitoring for a fraction of a cent.

Encyclopedic grounding in one call: Wikipedia search plus the full summary of the best match — extract, short description, canonical URL, thumbnail — in any of 300+ language editions. Official Wikimedia REST APIs, CC BY-SA attribution included. The cheapest way for an agent to ground an entity before reasoning about it.

Fetch any RSS or Atom feed and get normalized JSON items — title, link, ISO-8601 date, plain-text summary, author, categories. Point it at a regular HTML page and it auto-discovers the feed. RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0/RDF and Atom, messy real-world feeds included. The monitoring primitive for agents that watch sources.

Classify text into your labels with confidence and per-label scores. Single- or multi-label. Cheap and high-volume: routing, tagging, moderation triage, intent.

Live foreign-exchange rates for one or many currency pairs (e.g. EUR/USD, EUR/RON, USD/JPY) with mid, indicative bid/ask, source attribution, timestamp and confidence. ECB-derived reference rates, cached 30 seconds. Use for pricing, conversions and finance agents.

Latest equity quote from a free, key-less source (Yahoo Finance): price, day open/high/low, previous close, % change, volume and currency. Input a symbol like AAPL. Delayed, $0.005.

Screen an EVM wallet or contract address BEFORE paying it. Deterministic, keyless compliance / safety gate: checks the address against the OFAC sanctioned crypto-address list and a curated taint set (mixer, hack, scam) and returns a single BLOCK / REVIEW / ALLOW recommendation plus the matched sources, so an AI agent can decide whether to send funds. No API keys, no LLM, one x402 USDC micropayment per call.