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Combines precipitation history, NRCS soil characteristics, temperature, and wind forecast into a 0–100 scheduling-disruption risk score for outdoor work, events, logistics, and drone operations. US coverage (NOAA/NWS data).

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Board-ready exploration decision document for mining and investment agents. Synthesizes geology, geochemistry, satellite, jurisdiction, social license, and commodity intelligence into one premium target report with a proceed-or-pass call.

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Find US attorneys by name in CourtListener's RECAP corpus (PACER-derived attorney directory). Query by name (case-insensitive prefix match: "Jennifer Lee" matches "Jennifer Lee Pasquarella" but not "Sara Jennifer Lee"), optional firm/contact-text contains filter, and limit (1-50, default 10). Returns id, normalized name, parsed firm + mailing address, phone, email, fax, count of known (docket, party) appearances, and canonical CourtListener URL per match. Use for opposing-counsel research, conflict checks, and "who has filed this type of motion in this district" queries. Underlying data is public domain (PACER filings); the directory itself is maintained by Free Law Project.

Cross-walk an industry classification code across the four major systems: NAICS <-> SIC <-> ISIC Rev.4 <-> NACE Rev.2. Pass the system + code and get the equivalent code(s) in every other system, with official titles where available, plus the vintage of each table used. The deterministic join that lets a KYC, procurement, ERP, or cross-border-reporting agent translate "what industry is this" between the US (NAICS/SIC), international (ISIC), and EU (NACE) standards. Backed by bundled public-domain Census concordances (NAICS<->SIC: 1997 NAICS <-> 1987 SIC; NAICS<->ISIC: 2012 NAICS <-> ISIC Rev.4) and the UNSD ISIC Rev.4 <-> NACE Rev.2 correspondence. Multi-hop links (e.g. SIC->NACE via NAICS->ISIC) are derived and explicitly flagged in notes. SIC is a retired US system; there is no newer NAICS<->SIC table.

Resolve a single IPv4/IPv6 address to its full network identity in one call: the Autonomous System number, the authoritative AS holder/operator (RIPEstat), the ISP + organization, whether the AS is currently announced, the RIR/IANA allocation block the AS sits in, and country/region/city + coordinates + timezone. One join that turns an IP into "who runs this network and where" -- the lookup network-forensics, abuse triage, and fraud agents otherwise stitch together from a geo API plus a separate BGP source. Composes geo IP data + RIPEstat (RIPE NCC, CC BY 4.0); the routing/holder block degrades independently, with per-source status returned. Distinct from net.asn (AS-number first) and geo.ip (geo only): this is IP-first and joins both.

Find US federal + state appellate judges by name in CourtListener's People DB. Query by firstName (case-insensitive prefix), lastName (case-insensitive prefix), or both — at least one required. Returns id, full name + components, dates of birth/death, gender, education (school, degree level, year), political affiliations (party + appointing executive period), count of distinct judicial positions, and canonical CourtListener URL per match. Pairs with law.case-search + law.attorney-lookup to complete the WHO graph of a legal research workflow. Backed by CourtListener (Free Law Project); underlying data is public domain.

Search US court opinions (SCOTUS, federal circuits, state appellate/supreme — ~9M opinions). Query by free-text (party names, keywords, docket #, citation). Filter by court slug (e.g., "scotus", "ca9", "nysupct"), filing date range, and order (relevance/dateFiled-desc/dateFiled-asc/citeCount-desc). Returns clusterId, caseName, court, year, docket, reporter citations, citationCount, snippet, canonical URL. Discovery-side complement to case-verify. Backed by CourtListener (Free Law Project); underlying opinions are public domain.

Resolve a NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code -- the specialty code returned by medical.npi and printed on every NPPES record -- into its human specialty: grouping (top level, e.g. "Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians"), classification (e.g. "Anesthesiology"), specialization, the official display name, and the section (Individual vs Non-Individual). The decode step every claims, credentialing, and provider-directory agent needs to turn an opaque 10-char taxonomy code into a readable specialty. Data: NUCC code set (public domain), bundled and version-pinned. Note: the CMS Medicare 2-char physician-specialty crosswalk is published only as a PDF, so medicareSpecialty is returned null (DEFERRED) rather than guessed.

Multi-source IP reputation with one combined authority score (0-100). Polls four independent reputation sources in parallel and blends them: AbuseIPDB (crowd-sourced abuse confidence), abuse.ch threat-lists (Feodo botnet C2 + ThreatFox + Spamhaus DROP + Tor exit nodes), blocklist.de (fail2ban attack-report network), and StopForumSpam. Returns combinedScore, a verdict (clean / low / suspicious / malicious), which sources flagged it, per-source opinions (score + weight + detail), and enrichment (ISP, usage type, country, ASN, Tor). An authoritative threat-list hit (botnet/malware/hijacked netblock) hard-floors the verdict at malicious. Per-source isolation: a down feed degrades that opinion only. The one-call answer for 'should I trust this IP?' instead of trusting a single feed.

Resolve a 10-digit NPI to the provider identity plus a fully decoded specialty profile in one call: entity type, name/organization, status, the primary specialty (NUCC grouping + classification + display name), and every taxonomy on the record decoded the same way -- with primary flag, practice state, and license. Combines the NPPES lookup (medical.npi) with the NUCC specialty decode (medical.taxonomy-specialty) so a claims, credentialing, or referral agent gets "who is this NPI and what do they actually do" without a second call. Data: CMS NPPES + NUCC (US public domain). Note: the facility CCN (CMS Certification Number) requires a separate CMS enrollment crosswalk and is returned null (DEFERRED) rather than guessed.

Resolve SEC CIK <-> ticker in both directions. Pass a ticker to get its CIK; pass a CIK to get every ticker the issuer has (each share class, e.g. GOOG + GOOGL), each with its listing exchange (Nasdaq, NYSE, etc.) and the canonical company name. The CIK is the key to everything in EDGAR -- filings, XBRL facts, Form 4 insider trades, 13F holdings -- so this is the join that turns a ticker an agent has into the identifier EDGAR actually indexes by (and back). Data: SEC company_tickers_exchange.json (US public domain), cached and refreshed daily. Distinct from finance.security-resolve, which also crosses into FIGI/LEI/ISIN; this one is the focused, exchange-aware CIK<->ticker map.

Cross-walk a traded-good code across HS (6-digit international Harmonized System) <-> HTS (US 10-digit import) <-> Schedule B (US 10-digit export) <-> NAICS industry. Pass the system + code and get the shared HS6, the official description, the matching Schedule B and HTS national lines, the NAICS industry(ies), and the SITC code. The join an import/export, customs, or supply-chain agent needs to move between the export schedule, the import tariff schedule, the international HS level, and the industry that makes the good -- all keyed on the globally-harmonized HS6 bridge. Backed by bundled public-domain US Census Foreign Trade concordances (Schedule B + HTS, latest annual). For a 10-digit input the NAICS is narrowed to that exact national line; cross-schedule lines are surfaced via the shared HS6 and flagged in notes. Companion to trade.tariff (duty rates) and business.naics (industry detail).

Everything around a coordinate in one call: nearby airports (IATA/ICAO, type, distance), public K-12 schools (name, district, enrollment, distance), NOAA climate stations (for chaining into /api/climate/station-history), and earthquakes from the past week (magnitude, depth, time). Pass lat/lon plus optional radiusKm (default 25, max 200) and per-category limit (default 5). Each category returns an independent found/error block, so one slow source never empties the rest. Site assessment, relocation research, travel planning, and risk screening. Each category is also a standalone endpoint (/api/airport/near, /api/edu/school-lookup, /api/climate/station-near, /api/quakes/recent).

Recent SEC EDGAR filings for a US publicly-traded company by stock ticker. Resolves ticker → CIK via SEC's company_tickers.json, then fetches the company's submissions index from data.sec.gov. Returns company metadata (name, CIK, SIC industry classification, exchanges, fiscal year-end, state of incorporation) plus filings with form type, filing date, report date, accession number, primary-document URL, and filing-index URL. Filter to one form type (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 4, 13F-HR, SC 13G, S-1, etc.) via formType param. Default 20 results, max 100. Backed by SEC.gov; underlying filings are public-domain US government records. For filings + fundamentals + insider trades merged by ticker in one call, see /api/finance/company-profile.

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