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Redact emails in text. Call before publishing logs, support dumps, or RAG snippets that may contain addresses. Returns text with email-like spans replaced by a safe placeholder. $0.001 USDC per successful call via x402 on Base or Solana—deterministic first-party JSON, no API key, no subscription, and nothing is billed on structured validation errors.

Mask sensitive middle characters. Use before logging secrets, account numbers, or tokens that must stay partially hidden. Returns a masked string suitable for audit trails—never stores the original beyond the request. $0.001 USDC per successful call via x402 on Base or Solana—deterministic first-party JSON, no API key, no subscription, and nothing is billed on structured validation errors.

Image resize and conversion API for agents at $0.001 USDC. Call when one base64 PNG/JPEG/WebP needs a bounded resize or format change without an image CDN key. Returns a durable WebP/PNG/JPEG artifact and SHA-256 receipt—no URL fetch, AI upscale claim, or input retention.

Look up supported blockchain network metadata and chain IDs for $0.001 USDC. Static first-party registry only—no live RPC, balances, blocks, receipts, gas, or contract reads. Call when you need this bounded result without an API key or subscription. Returns machine-readable JSON via x402 on Base or Solana. Limitation: results cover only the supplied input or one bounded public endpoint at request time; callers must verify before acting.

Crypto news API for agents: search recent attributed crypto headlines (Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, Web3) through the GDELT Project for $0.001 USDC. Returns publisher links and bounded headline metadata only—no article bodies, market quotes, prices, sentiment scores, or trading advice.

Search bounded English Wikipedia metadata for $0.001 USDC through the public Wikimedia API. Returns attributed page links and short snippets only—not general web search, arbitrary URLs, or article bodies.

Search bounded Wikidata entity metadata for $0.001 USDC. Returns stable IDs, labels, descriptions and source links for public places, companies and concepts—not geocoding, navigation, contact data, personal profiling or general web search.

US weather forecast API for agents: return a normalized National Weather Service (NOAA/NWS) multi-period forecast for $0.001 USDC from latitude/longitude only—US coverage, attributed periods, no arbitrary URL proxy and no global weather claim.

Estimate GPT- and Claude-style token counts for a text payload for $0.001 USDC; deterministic and keyless. Call when you need this bounded result without an API key or subscription. Returns machine-readable JSON via x402 on Base or Solana. Limitation: results cover only the supplied input or one bounded public endpoint at request time; callers must verify before acting.

Paid MCP endpoint — POST a JSON-RPC tools/call to get_content for public profile data (github, twitter, linkedin).

Collects the addresses a wallet interacted with from its transactions and token transfers, counts the interactions per edge and names the type of each contract where it can be backed by a curated entry or a verified contract name. Depth is capped at two by design: anything deeper turns this into a tool for de-anonymisation, and that is not built here. Limits and the rule that matters: only contract designations and service types are reported. There is NO assignment to natural persons, no names,

Foreign exchange reference rates from the European Central Bank. Base currency plus optional symbols filter. Updated daily on ECB schedule. JSON response. $0.002 USDC per call, pay via x402, no API key.

Finds silent stretches with ffmpeg level detection and shortens each one that exceeds the threshold length. Pauses are shortened to a floor, never removed outright: a pause cut to zero makes the end of one sentence collide with the start of the next, which is a worse defect than the dead air it replaced. The floor defaults to 400 milliseconds, roughly the pause a speaker leaves between sentences, and is settable.

Normalize and chronologically order incident events into a machine-readable timeline. Use it before an autonomous workflow acts on untrusted input, changes an API, retries a request, or evaluates production reliability. Returns bounded machine-readable JSON for $0.002 USDC via x402 on Base or Solana. Execution is deterministic, first-party, local-only, stateless, and does not call an upstream provider; structured validation failures are not billed.

For a location, returns per facility type the nearest one with its distance and details, the count within the radius, and the density per square kilometre. Hospitals are additionally reported with whether they have an emergency department where that is tagged, since a hospital without one does not answer the question being asked. Defibrillators come with their access class and indoor flag, because one locked inside a closed office building at night is not available.

Queries OpenStreetMap for charging stations within a radius of a point and returns each with its position, distance, operator, network, connector types with their individual power ratings and socket counts, access restrictions, fee status, opening hours and whether authentication is required. Results are sorted nearest first and can be filtered to a minimum power or a required connector type, which is the question a vehicle actually has.

Examines the ways and barrier objects around a destination for anything that stops a vehicle getting there. Barriers such as gates, bollards, lift gates and cycle barriers are returned with their position, distance and whether they are locked. Ways carrying access tags are returned with the restriction and who it applies to, and physical limits — maximum height, weight, width and length — are compared against the vehicle dimensions you supply, so the answer is specific rather than a list to…

Searches OpenStreetMap for venues of a chosen kind near a coordinate and reports accessibility as the separate facts it actually consists of: step-free entrance, accessible toilet, lift, designated parking, plus entrance width and step count where recorded.

Builds a noise context for a site from what surrounds it. Roads within the radius are weighted by class, by recorded speed limit and lane count where present, and by distance with a falloff, because a motorway at eight hundred metres and a residential street at twenty are different problems. Railways are counted separately with their usage class, since freight lines at night dominate what people actually complain about.

Combines the registry view and the routing view of a prefix into one answer, keeping them apart because they are not the same thing and their disagreement is the finding. From the registry come the holder, the allocating authority, the registration and last-modified dates and the country as recorded, together with any route objects registered in an IRR. From routing come the origins observed over the requested window with the periods they were active, plus first and last sighting.

Business-day count excluding weekends and full-day Public or Bank holidays; Optional and HalfDay observances remain business days.

Add business days while skipping weekends and full-day Public or Bank holidays; Optional and HalfDay observances are retained.

Holiday date check by country or subdivision — determine whether one ISO date is an official public holiday.