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Look up a Python package on PyPI by name. Returns version, summary + long description, content-type, project URLs (Homepage, Source, Bug Tracker, Docs, etc.), license, author + maintainer (with emails), keywords, classifiers (top 30), requires-python spec, requires-dist (top 100 runtime deps), the 50 most recent releases with publish dates, and any yanked versions in that window. PyPI public registry.

Search ClinicalTrials.gov — every registered US (and many international) clinical study (~500k trials). Free-text query matches title + condition + intervention; or direct lookup by NCT ID. Optional filters: recruitment status, lead sponsor, phase (PHASE1..PHASE4), country. Each record includes NCT ID, brief + official title, status, phases, study type, conditions list, interventions (with type + name), enrollment count + type, key dates (start / primary completion / completion / first posted / last update), lead sponsor + class (INDUSTRY/NIH/OTHER), hasResults flag, brief summary, and canonical clinicaltrials.gov URL. Public-domain NIH NLM data.

Fetch a specific Hacker News item (story, comment, job, poll) by its numeric ID. Returns id, type, author, time (unix + ISO), title, URL, text, score, descendant count, kid count, parent (for comments), dead/deleted flags, canonical news.ycombinator.com URL.

Monthly Treasury Statement (MTS) — Table 4: receipts by source via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Returns monthly totals of federal government receipts grouped by classification (individual income tax, corporate income tax, social-insurance receipts, excise, customs, estate-and-gift, miscellaneous). Each row carries record_date, classification_id, classification_desc, current_month + current_fytd (fiscal year-to-date) gross_rcpt / refund / net_rcpt amounts, plus prior_fytd comparisons. Backbone of any "how much money is the federal government bringing in" question. Use Fiscal Data filter syntax.

The US economic-data release CALENDAR — when official economic reports are published, from the Federal Reserve's FRED. Returns upcoming release dates (date, release name, FRED release id), starting from `from` (default today), ascending. Filter by name to find a specific report's schedule (e.g. name="Consumer Price Index" → the next CPI dates; "Employment Situation" → jobs report; "Gross Domestic Product"; "FOMC"), or by releaseId. Free, public-domain (FRED). Future release dates an LLM cannot possibly know — essential for trading, scheduling, and macro-monitoring agents that need to act around data drops. Pair with econ.fred to pull the actual numbers once a release is out.

Situational awareness for a coordinate: recent earthquakes (USGS) and active wildfires (NIFC) within a configurable radius. Returns each with distance-from-query in km, sorted nearest-first. Multi-source synthesis from free US Government feeds. Real-time, post-training data.

Active prediction markets on Limitless Exchange (on-chain, Base; keyless). Each market: conditionId, title, slug, description, status, live YES/NO prices, volume, liquidity, collateral token, expiration, and categories/tags. A second venue alongside the Polymarket (predict.markets) and Kalshi (predict.kalshi-markets) clusters — for cross-venue prediction-market coverage.

Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF) for one or more airports — the official aviation forecast issued for an airport (~24–30h ahead). Pass ids = comma-separated ICAO station ids (e.g. KATL). Returns the raw TAF text + issue time. Source: NOAA Aviation Weather Center (keyless). For current conditions use aviation.metar.

Adjust a US dollar amount for inflation between two dates ('what is $100 in 1990 worth today?'). Pass amount, from (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY), and optional to (defaults to the latest CPI month). Uses CPI-U (CPIAUCNS — the same not-seasonally-adjusted all-items index as the official BLS inflation calculator), data back to 1913. Returns the inflation-adjusted amount, cumulative inflation %, annualized rate, and the CPI index values used on each date. Source: BLS CPI via FRED (St. Louis Fed).

Search US federal political committees (PACs, super PACs, party committees, candidate principal committees, leadership PACs, etc.) via the OpenFEC API. Filter by q (name match), committee ID, candidate ID (returns committees linked to that candidate), committee type (P=Presidential | S=Senate | H=House | X=Independent expenditure-only | Y=Party | Z=National Party non-federal), designation (A=Authorized | J=Joint fundraising | P=Principal | U=Unauthorized | B=Lobbyist/Registrant PAC), state, party, cycle, organization type (C=Corporation | L=Labor | M=Membership | T=Trade | V=Cooperative | W=Corp without stock). Returns FEC committee ID, name, type/designation/organization labels, state, party, treasurer, linked candidate IDs, cycles, affiliated-committee names, first/last file dates.

NYC tax-lot lookup via PLUTO (Primary Land Use Tax Lot Output) — every tax lot in the city with owner, zoning, lot/building area, year built, classification, lat/lon, community + school + council + police districts. Pass `bbl` (10-digit Borough-Block-Lot composite, e.g. 1010110001 for the Empire State Building) for an exact lookup, OR pass `address` (partial-match) optionally constrained by `borough` (name or 2-letter code MN/BX/BK/QN/SI). The BBL returned here is the universal join key for all other property.nyc-* endpoints — fetch parcels first, then chain into deed-history, permits, or violations.

Resolve a MAC address (or bare OUI prefix) to its IEEE-registered hardware vendor. Accepts any common format — FC:FB:FB:01:02:03, fc-fb-fb-01-02-03, fcfb.fb01.0203, fcfbfb, or a 9-hex MA-S prefix. Uses longest-prefix matching across the IEEE MA-L (24-bit), MA-M (28-bit) and MA-S (36-bit) registries so blocks IEEE has subdivided resolve to the actual manufacturer. Returns the vendor name, the matched OUI prefix and which registry it came from, plus decoded address bits: whether the address is multicast/group, locally administered, or a randomized (privacy) MAC — for which no vendor exists by design. Authoritative bundled IEEE data.

Track US House members' financial-disclosure filings — including Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs), the STOCK Act filings where members must disclose their stock trades within 45 days. Defaults to PTRs; pass type=annual|candidate|amendment|all to see other disclosure kinds. Filter by member name (q), 2-letter state, filing year, or filing-date range (dateFrom/dateTo). Each result gives the member, state + district, filing type (with a readable label), the filing/disclosure date, and a direct link to the source document (docUrl). The envelope total is the full count matching your filter — so q=Pelosi or year=2026 answers 'how many PTRs did they file'. Covers 2008→present (~8,200 PTRs), refreshed daily so new filings appear within ~a day. Note: by law trades are disclosed up to 45 days after they happen — this is current-to-the-filing, not real-time. Data: US House Clerk (public domain).

Live US severe-weather alerts from the National Weather Service. Pass a point ("lat,lon") to get every active watch, warning, and advisory for that exact location, or an area (2-letter US state or marine zone code) for area-wide alerts. Optionally filter by severity or urgency. Each alert returns the event type, severity, urgency, certainty, headline, affected-area description, issuing office, recommended public response, onset / expiry / end times, and the full hazard description plus protective-action instructions. Results are sorted most-severe first and capped by limit, with the true total reported. Public-domain NOAA / National Weather Service data, refreshed in real time.

USDA FoodData Central nutrition lookup. Two modes: search (query=cheddar cheese) returns matching foods with fdcId, description, data type, category, and brand; detail (fdcId=328637) returns the full analyzed nutrient profile — energy, protein, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals — with USDA nutrient numbers, amounts, and units (per 100 g/ml unless serving fields indicate otherwise), plus ingredients for branded foods. Filter search by dataType: Foundation and SR Legacy are lab-analyzed generic foods, Branded is the packaged-food label corpus, Survey (FNDDS) is as-consumed dishes. Authoritative USDA data covering ~400k foods — use real analyzed values instead of model-estimated nutrition facts.

Top holders of a Polymarket market, grouped by outcome token (conditionId). Each holder: wallet, trader name, position size, outcome index, and verified flag. Reveals concentration and smart-money positioning per outcome — the holder-side complement to predict.trades (flow) and predict.whales (large trades). Read-only from Polymarket's Data API.

Daily Treasury Statement (DTS) operating cash balance via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Returns daily snapshots of the Treasury General Account (TGA) at the Federal Reserve plus tax-and-loan accounts and Federal Reserve deposit accounts. Each row carries record_date, account_type, close_today_bal, open_today_bal, open_month_bal, open_fiscal_year_bal. Useful for liquidity-tracking agents and macro researchers watching the Treasury Cash Balance heading into Treasury auctions, debt-ceiling pinch-points, etc. Fiscal Data filter syntax.

Current US notifiable-disease surveillance from the CDC NNDSS (National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System) weekly tables. Returns provisional weekly case counts for ~139 nationally notifiable conditions (e.g. Measles, Pertussis, Mumps, Hepatitis A, Lyme disease, Gonorrhea, West Nile, Dengue) by reporting area and MMWR week, updated weekly. Filter by condition (substring, case-insensitive: "measles" matches "Measles, Indigenous"), location (a reporting area: a US state full name like "California", "New York City", "U.S. Residents", a census region like "Pacific", or a territory), year (MMWR year, 2022 to current), and weeks (most-recent N observations). At least one of condition or location is required. Each record reports the current-week count, the previous-52-week maximum, cumulative cases YTD this MMWR year, and cumulative YTD the prior year for same-week comparison. Public-domain CDC federal data via data.cdc.gov. Use this to see live disease activity and outbreaks that postdate an agent's training cutoff.

NYC deed + mortgage history for a tax lot via ACRIS (Automated City Register Information System) legals dataset, keyed by BBL. Each row carries a unique documentId you can use to drill into the ACRIS master dataset (the master URL pattern is included in the response) for full details: parties, consideration amount, document type (DEED, MORTGAGE, ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE, etc.). Use `property.nyc-parcel-lookup` first to convert an address to a BBL. Returns most-recent records first.

Resolve a research organization via the Research Organization Registry (ROR). Pass id (a ROR id like 056y0v115 or its full URL) to fetch one org, or name to search by free text. Returns the canonical ROR id and name, organization type, status, founding year, location (city, country, GeoNames coordinates), website, Wikipedia link, external identifiers (GRID, ISNI, Wikidata, Crossref Funder), parent/child relationships, and aliases/acronyms. Data: ROR, free and CC0. The canonical institution key in scholarly metadata — pair with /api/papers/search and /api/paper/doi-lookup (author affiliations) and /api/research/author (ORCID). Use to disambiguate an institution name to a stable id before joining datasets.

Your sitting members of the US Congress for a location. Pass a US address (geocoded to its state + congressional district for you), or an explicit state (2-letter) with optional district number. Returns the current US House representative for that district plus the state's two US senators — each with full name, party, state/district, the Bioguide ID, DC office, phone, official website, and contact form. State-only returns just the two senators; territories/DC return their non-voting delegate (no senators). Bundled CC0 data (unitedstates/congress-legislators), refreshed periodically. Fills the gap after gov.district (which gives the district, not the people) — for civic lookup, advocacy, and constituent tooling.

Normalize and verify drug names against RxNorm, the canonical US drug vocabulary from the NIH. Two modes: term ("tylenol 500mg", brand or generic, typos tolerated) returns ranked RxCUI candidates with normalized names and match scores; rxcui returns the canonical concept (name, term type like IN=ingredient / SBD=branded drug / SCD=clinical drug, suppression flag) plus related concepts — active ingredients, brand names, and available dose forms. Use before writing prescriptions data, drug interactions queries, or pharmacy integrations: verify the drug exists and get its stable identifier instead of trusting model memory. Sibling: /api/medical/icd10 (diagnosis codes). Public-domain NIH data.

NYC Department of Buildings permit issuance — every construction, alteration, or demolition permit ever issued. Search by `bbl` (10-digit) or `address` (street_name substring). Filter by jobType (A1=Major Alteration, A2=Minor Alteration, A3=Minor Cosmetic, NB=New Building, DM=Demolition, etc.) or permitStatus (ISSUED, IN PROCESS, RE-ISSUED, REVOKED, etc.). Each row carries job + permit numbers, work type, building type, residential flag, filing/issuance/expiration dates, estimated fee. Use for construction-history agents, code-enforcement research, and zoning compliance checks.

Look up an ISO 4217 currency. Pass code (alphabetic like USD, or 3-digit numeric like 840) for the canonical record, or country to find the currency/currencies a country uses. Returns the alphabetic + numeric code, English name, minor unit (decimal places — e.g. JPY 0, USD 2, BHD 3), and the countries using it. Bundled authoritative ISO 4217 data — the currency-code + decimal-places ground truth an LLM gets wrong on less-common currencies.