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Curated shelf: GV — 292 public-domain books including Minute Mysteries [Detectograms], A guide to the history of physical education, Auction of To-day. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: American poetry — 203 public-domain books including The Home Book of Verse — Volume 2, Poems by Emily Dickinson, Three Series, Complete, Tales of a Wayside Inn. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: BV — 667 public-domain books including Some Jewish Witnesses For Christ, My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year, India's Problem, Krishna or Christ. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Cooking & Drinking — 423 public-domain books including Facts About Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines, The Suffrage Cook Book, The accomplisht cook or, The art & mystery of cookery. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: DT — 424 public-domain books including Surgical Experiences in South Africa, 1899-1900 Being Mainly a Clinical Study of the Nature and Effects of Injuries Produced by Bullets of Small Calibre, Lord Milner's Work in South Africa From its Commencement in 1897 to the Peace of Vereeniging in 1902, My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Children's History — 132 public-domain books including Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, Complete, The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806, The Story of the Greeks. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Children's stories — 559 public-domain books including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Fifty-Two Stories For Girls, Through the Looking-Glass. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: French fiction -- Translations into English — 254 public-domain books including Eloisa : $b or, A series of original letters, Mademoiselle de Maupin, Volume 1 (of 2), The Red Lily — Complete. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Friendship -- Juvenile fiction — 469 public-domain books including Rinkitink in Oz, George at the Fort; Or, Life Among the Soldiers, Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Animals -- Juvenile fiction — 344 public-domain books including Winnie-the-Pooh, The Singing Mouse Stories, Little Mr. Thimblefinger and His Queer Country. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: BJ — 260 public-domain books including The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings, The Book of Business Etiquette, The Map of Life Conduct and Character. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: Economics — 355 public-domain books including Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, Fifty years in Wall Street, The Crown of Wild Olive also Munera Pulveris; Pre-Raphaelitism; Aratra Pentelici; The Ethics of the Dust; Fiction, Fair and Foul; The Elements of Drawing. Returns a ranked list with drill-down routes for full-text retrieval. No license, no API key required.

Curated shelf: DC — 564 public-domain books including The Waterloo Roll Call With Biographical Notes and Anecdotes, 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.

Price and feasibility for ONE specific Animica compute job before you pay for it. Send {kind, prompt, quantity} and get the exact cost in atomic units, whether a GPU miner or AICF worker is online for that exact kind right now (with probe age and chain head), the endpoint and body to POST, and a pre-check of your payload. Refuses with 503 and charges nothing when nothing can serve the work. Buy this when a failed render would cost you more than the quote.

Buy bulk crawl access to one domain that publishes Paid Crawl terms. $0.100 buys $0.100 worth of that site's pages — the site sets the per-page rate, so the request budget is the pass value divided by that rate. ONE settlement covers the whole budget: per-page settlement is impossible at these prices because Base gas would exceed the fee. Send the returned token back as "X-Crawl-Pass: anmcp_...". Site operators pay nothing for Paid Crawl; crawlers do.

Hand over malformed model output and a JSON Schema; get back JSON that provably satisfies it. Tries a pure-parse fast path FIRST and returns immediately when the input is already valid — you are not charged a model call for text that merely looked broken. Otherwise a small model repairs it and the result is validated in code before it is returned. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.

Give a query and up to 50 candidate snippets; get the top N by relevance with a score and a one-line reason. Indexes are returned so you can map straight back to your own objects without string matching. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.

Price positioning for an x402 service. Describe what you sell (and optionally what you charge) and get the comparable set — named, counted, and listed — plus your exact percentile within it, the full decile ladder of what those comparables charge, how much demand sits in each price band, and a suggested band derived from the comparables rather than asserted. Refuses to compute a percentile when too few real comparables exist, because a confident percentile over four loosely-related rows is worse than no answer. Interpretation is written by Animica's own AICF inference network; every figure is computed in code.

Give a URL and a question; get an answer grounded in that page, WITH the passages the answer was drawn from. We fetch the page, chunk it, embed the chunks and your question, retrieve the closest 4 passages and answer from those only. Nothing is stored — it is a one-shot pipeline, not an index. The retrieved passages come back with the answer so you can check it rather than trust it, and when nothing on the page is relevant the product says so instead of letting the model improvise. Reaches the public internet only, with the same SSRF protections as the fetch product.

Describe a goal and a budget; get back a concrete plan of real x402 calls that would accomplish it — exact URLs, HTTP methods, request shapes, per-step prices from the merchants' own 402 challenges where we have verified them, alternates for every step, and a total you can check before committing. Only services that publish a callable request shape are planned; a step with no invokable candidate is returned as an explicit gap rather than a URL and a shrug. IT DOES NOT SPEND: this compiles the plan and stops, so you execute it with your own wallet on your own terms. It also does not claim the pipeline type-checks — roughly 5% of the x402 economy publishes schemas, so most step-to-step handoffs cannot be verified, and every edge says which it is.

Pull people, organizations, locations, dates, amounts, products, URLs, emails, phone numbers and wallet addresses out of text, each with the exact surface form as it appeared so you can locate it. Types are constrained by schema, so the result is always one of the known kinds. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.

Buy a prepaid credit voucher in ONE on-chain settlement, then spend it across every paid product on this gateway with no further settlement and no gas. Send the returned token as "X-Animica-Credits: anmc_..." (or "Authorization: Bearer anmc_...") on any paid route and the call is served from the balance instead of a payment. Credit is granted at face value plus 10% — that bonus is the Base settlement gas we do not spend on your calls 2..N, returned to you. The voucher is a BEARER secret shown exactly once and stored only as its SHA-256 hash: anyone holding it can spend it, and we cannot recover it for you. Balance and full spend history are readable for free at GET /x402/credits/balance with the token. Unused credit expires 365 days after purchase. Send the token on THIS route to top up an existing voucher instead of minting a new one.

Statistical analysis of any segment of the x402 economy, computed over a merged index of Coinbase Bazaar and 402index overlaid with our own unpaid 402 probes. Returns the full price distribution (min, p10, p25, median, p75, p90, max, mean), demand discounted by payer concentration, what share of the segment can actually be invoked, the network and asset split, host concentration, liveness, and — once history exists — the trend. Every figure is computed in code from named rows; the interpretation is written by Animica's own AICF inference network and every sentence containing a number not in the computed facts is deleted before delivery. Directories publish rows; this publishes the distribution.

Emit the actual files that fix a site's AI legibility, ready to deploy: a real /llms.txt, a /robots.txt that stops excluding AI crawlers (with a unified diff against the current one), and a JSON-LD block for the page . Nothing is invented: every link in the llms.txt is discovered on the site and then FETCHED to confirm it answers 200, with failures dropped and counted, and every JSON-LD field is copied from something the page actually declares — anything that cannot be grounded is omitted rather than guessed. A small model writes only the prose, from the titles and descriptions we extracted; any URL it returns that is not in the verified set is discarded. Pairs with /x402/geo/audit: audit tells you what is wrong, this hands you the files. Re-run the audit afterwards to confirm the score moved.