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Returns information about available vaults.

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Validates postal addresses for accuracy and deliverability.

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Reads the source transaction on chain, identifies the bridge from the contracts it touched, and reports what actually left the wallet. overdue is measured against the usual duration of THAT bridge, and the comparison value is part of the answer - not against a fixed number. For bridges that need a manual claim, next_step says which step is missing and who has to trigger it; that is the real answer for a transfer that looks stuck. amount_delta shows what was deducted on the way, so a smaller arri

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

Two answers in one call. Validation: the number is checked against the VIES service of the member state that issued it, with the consultation date returned. Treatment: given the supplier country, the customer country and whether the customer is a business, it states whether the supply is domestic with the local rate, an intra-community B2B supply where the reverse charge shifts the liability to the customer, a B2C supply taxed where the customer sits, or an export outside the EU.

Rebuilds an invoice from its lines and compares the result with the stated totals. Line by line it checks quantity times unit price against the line total, applies line and document discounts in the right order, groups the net amounts by tax rate and computes the tax per group, then compares net, tax and gross with what the document claims.

Validates output against a JSON Schema and reports each violation with its JSON path, the rule it broke and a sentence saying what to change. Accepts either a parsed object or the raw string a model returned: a payload wrapped in a code fence or surrounded by prose is unwrapped, and the wrapping is reported separately from schema errors so you fix the right layer. Draft 2020-12 and draft-07 are both supported, along with the common string formats.

Compares a purchase order against a delivery note and an invoice, line by line. Lines are paired by article number where both sides carry one, and otherwise by text similarity — a text pairing is marked as such with its similarity score, because quietly matching on similar wording is exactly how a wrong invoice gets approved.

Decodes a JWT and checks it in two layers. Structure and claims: expiry, not-before and issued-at against the current time with the clock skew you allow, issuer and audience against the values you expect, and the token lifetime. Signature: HMAC with a shared secret, or RSA, RSA-PSS and ECDSA against a PEM key or a JWKS you point at, with the kid matched to the right key.

Takes the steps of one agent run and returns a scored report. It counts identical tool calls (same tool, same arguments) as loops, finds the longest run of consecutive failures, marks calls whose result was empty or null as wasted, and attributes cost per step and per tool so the expensive part is visible. Cost is taken from your figures when supplied, otherwise computed from token counts against the model price table.

Computes what an import actually costs at the destination. The customs value is assembled from goods, freight and insurance on the chosen basis (CIF or FOB), duty is applied to it, and import VAT is applied to the duty-inclusive value, which is the ordering most calculations get wrong. Duty rates come from the live tariff: the UK Trade Tariff for GB and the USITC HTS for the US, with the commodity description returned so a wrong classification is visible.

Validate an email address before you accept a signup or send to it: RFC 5322 syntax, whether the domain resolves and its MX records, whether it is a disposable/throwaway domain (community blocklist), and whether it is a role account (info@, support@…). DNS is checked over DoH. No SMTP probing (intrusive and spammy), so a true 'domainExists' does not guarantee the mailbox exists.

Crypto wallet sanctions & compliance screening (AML/KYT): screen any EVM/Solana/Bitcoin/Tron/XRP wallet against the official OFAC SDN crypto list (UN/UK declared) with mixer (Tornado Cash) exposure and wallet age, returning PASS/WARN/BLOCK and a cryptographically SIGNED compliance receipt (list-version-pinned, verifiable offline) for audit. OFAC wallet check, travel-rule / KYT counterparty screening with an auditable attestation an agent can keep.

Packs items into parcels by descending weight, first fit, within a maximum parcel weight and an optional maximum girth, prices each parcel with the cheapest matching bracket of the supplied rate table and compares the total against single shipment. The rate table is caller data: no carrier tariff is stored or redistributed. First fit is a heuristic, not a proven optimum.

SYNTHORA fear-greed: indice de miedo/codicia con la VARIACION frente a ayer y el cruce de banda, no solo el valor. Fuente: alternative.me, fechada y con hash.

Assembles the current state of geomagnetic activity from four NOAA sources and says what each one is good for. The planetary Kp index is the standard scale and maps to the G-scale storm levels, but it is computed from ground magnetometers and therefore describes a storm that has already arrived.

Takes a transcript as text, a public URL or inline base64 and returns what follows from the meeting: the tasks, who is responsible, by when, the decisions that were actually taken, and the questions that stayed open. Every single entry carries the verbatim passage it was drawn from, and that passage is looked up in the transcript before the answer goes out — an exact match or a match after whitespace is normalised.

Takes a contract as text, a public URL or inline base64 — PDF, DOCX, ODT, HTML and Markdown are read — and returns the passages governing the requested topics. Termination, liability, term, payment and jurisdiction are the default; confidentiality, data protection, IP, warranty, force majeure, assignment and notice can be requested as well.

Takes two contract versions as text, public URLs or inline base64 — PDF, DOCX, ODT, HTML and Markdown are read — and reports what is different. Which passages changed is decided by a Myers shortest-edit-script over the paragraphs, not by a model: the deterministic comparison is the source of truth, and only afterwards is a model asked what changed in substance at those specific places. That order is the point.

Returns a single earthquake in decision-ready form, either by its USGS event identifier or as the most significant event matching a search. Magnitude is reported with the magnitude type, because moment magnitude and local magnitude are not interchangeable at the edges of their ranges.