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US Drought Monitor severity for a county (5-digit FIPS) or state (2-letter code). Returns the weekly percent of area in each drought category — None, D0 (Abnormally Dry), D1 (Moderate), D2 (Severe), D3 (Extreme), D4 (Exceptional) — newest week first, plus the worst category present each week. Keyless, public-domain (NDMC/USDA/NOAA). This is the official metric behind USDA disaster-program eligibility; use for crop-risk, water, and insurance reasoning.

USDA NASS QuickStats — authoritative US agricultural statistics: crop yields, acreage, production, livestock inventory, and prices received. Filter by commodity (e.g. CORN, SOYBEANS, CATTLE), year (or year__GE/year__LE range), state (2-letter), county, statistic category (YIELD, PRODUCTION, AREA HARVESTED, PRICE RECEIVED), and aggregation level (NATIONAL/STATE/COUNTY). Returns normalized rows with value + unit. QuickStats caps results at 50,000 rows, so narrow broad queries (a 400 RESULT_TOO_LARGE tells you to add filters). Public-domain federal data.

Look up an airport by 3-letter IATA (e.g. SFO) or 4-letter ICAO (e.g. KSFO) code. Query: code (3-5 chars, alphanumeric). Returns { airport: { id, ident, type, name, latitude, longitude, elevationFt, continent, isoCountry, isoRegion, municipality, scheduledService, icaoCode, iataCode, gpsCode, localCode, wikipediaLink } } or 404 NOT_FOUND.

Airports within a radius of a coordinate, sorted by distance. Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), radius_km (1-2000, default 200), limit (1-100, default 20), type (optional: large_airport|medium_airport|small_airport|heliport|seaplane_base|balloonport|closed), country (optional 2-letter ISO 3166-1), scheduled_service (optional bool, true = commercial-service airports only). Returns { query, count, airports: [{ id, ident, name, iataCode, icaoCode, type, latitude, longitude, distanceKm, ... }] }.

Generate QR / Aztec / Data Matrix / PDF417 codes from structured payloads (url, wifi, vcard, vevent, email, sms, tel, geo, bitcoin, json, text). QR supports rounded or dotted modules, solid colors or linear/radial gradients, transparent backgrounds, configurable error correction, and a centered logo image (URL or data URI).

Look up or search NAICS 2022 industry classification codes (US Census Bureau, public domain). Pass `code` for an exact NAICS code — 2–6 digits or a combined sector like 31-33 — and get its official title, hierarchy path, full official description, activity index terms, and direct child codes. Or pass `query` for free-text search (e.g. 'software publishers', 'coffee shop') over titles plus the official ~20k-entry activity index → ranked candidate codes, optionally filtered by `level` (2=sector … 6=national industry). Ground truth for industry coding in KYC, business registration, government filings, and ERP vendor/customer setup.

Holiday-aware business-day calculator for 200+ countries. Three modes: pass start + addDays (signed integer) to shift a date by N business days; pass start + end to count business days between two dates (exclusive of start, inclusive of end); pass start alone to check one date (is it a business day, which holiday, next/previous business day). Query: country (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), start (YYYY-MM-DD), optional region (subdivision code), addDays XOR end, optional weekend (comma-separated days, default sat,sun — e.g. fri,sat for the Gulf), optional types (holiday types treated as closures, default public,bank). Skipped holidays are itemized in the response. Use for payment terms, SLA deadlines, and delivery-date math.

Earnings release calendar — which US-listed companies report earnings in a date window, with expected and (once reported) actual EPS and revenue, and the time of day (before/after market). Pass a from/to window (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to the next 14 days) and optionally a ticker to filter to one company. Agents cannot recall future earnings dates — this is the schedule. Data by Finnhub.

List the official holidays for a country and year, with exact observed dates including substitute days (e.g. a Saturday July 4th observed on Friday). Query: country (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, 200+ supported), year, optional region (subdivision code like CA for US-California or BY for DE-Bavaria), optional types filter (public, bank, school, optional, observance — comma-separated), optional lang (ISO 639-1) for localized names. Returns one item per holiday: { date (YYYY-MM-DD), name, type, substitute, rule }. Dates are computed from maintained per-country rules — including movable feasts and lunar-calendar holidays — so they stay correct year over year. Use for scheduling, delivery estimates, payment terms, and SLA math.

IPO calendar — companies going public (or recently public) in a date window, with the expected date, symbol, name, exchange, price range, number of shares, total offering value, and status (expected/priced/filed/withdrawn). Pass a from/to window (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to a ±30-day span around today). Data by Finnhub.

US Census ACS 5-year demographics for a ZIP code (ZCTA). Returns population, median age, median household income, poverty rate, household composition, race + ethnicity breakdown, education attainment, workforce (with computed unemployment rate), and housing (with computed owner-occupancy rate and median rent/home value). Backed by ~33k ZCTAs pre-ingested from api.census.gov; refreshed annually. Public-domain US government data.

Look up a chemical compound by CID, common/IUPAC name, SMILES, or InChIKey. Returns CID, preferred name, IUPAC name, molecular formula, molecular weight, exact mass, SMILES, connectivity SMILES, InChI, InChIKey, XLogP, formal charge, the 10 most-common synonyms, a PubChem permalink, and source attribution. Data is sourced from NIH PubChem (public domain). Provide exactly one of cid, name, smiles, or inchikey.

Convert Chinese text between Simplified and Traditional scripts (and regional variants). from/to take: cn (Mainland Simplified), tw (Taiwan Traditional), twp (Taiwan w/ idioms), hk (Hong Kong Traditional), t (generic Traditional), jp (Japanese Shinjitai). E.g. from=cn to=tw. Deterministic, keyless (OpenCC mappings).

Detect Chinese in text: whether it contains Han characters, how many, total length, and a script classification — simplified, traditional, mixed, or han-common (characters identical in both scripts). Deterministic, keyless. Route text to the right pipeline or pick a conversion direction before calling chinese.convert.

Convert Chinese (Hanzi) text to pinyin romanization. Choose tone marks (symbol, e.g. hàn yǔ), numbered tones (han4 yu3), or no tones. Auto-segments words and returns the full pinyin string plus a per-syllable array. Deterministic, keyless — useful for transliteration, pronunciation, search indexing, and TTS prep.

Find NOAA GHCN-Daily weather stations near a coordinate. Returns up to 100 stations within a configurable radius (default 500 km), sorted by distance. Each station includes id, name, lat/lon, elevation, country/state, and GSN/HCN/WMO flags. Backed by a ~132k-station registry refreshed monthly from ncei.noaa.gov.

Convert a value between units of measure: mass (g, kg, mg, lb, oz, t, st), length (m, km, cm, mm, in, ft, yd, mi), volume (l, ml, m3, gal, gal-imp, qt, pt, cup, floz, tbsp, tsp), area (m2, km2, ft2, acre, ha), and temperature (C, F, K). Units are matched case-insensitively with common aliases (kg/kilogram/kgs). Returns {value, from, to, dimension, result}. Exact factors — the ground-truth answer a CPG/ETL pipeline needs instead of an LLM approximating conversions. Cross-dimension conversions (kg→m) return 400.

Country-level financial and credit reference data: sovereign credit rating, equity risk premium, country risk premium, default spread, currency (name + ISO code), region/sub-region, and ISO country codes. Returns all ~249 countries by default, or pass code (ISO alpha-2 or alpha-3) to get one. Use it for cross-border valuation (discount-rate inputs) and sovereign-risk context — distinct from country.lookup (general reference). Data by Finnhub.

Validate a cryptocurrency address with full checksum verification (not just regex). Returns {chain, address, valid, canonical, format, reason}. Chains: btc (P2PKH, P2SH, Bech32 SegWit v0, Taproot Bech32m), eth (full EIP-55 checksum; non-checksummed flagged), sol (Ed25519 32-byte Base58), ltc (Base58Check L.../M.../3... + ltc1 Bech32), trx (T-prefix Base58Check 0x41), xrp (r-prefix custom Base58), bch (legacy Base58Check + bitcoincash:q... CashAddr). Catches typos via cryptographic checksum; canonical field returns the checksummed/lowercased form.

Resolve ENS (Ethereum Name Service) names and addresses live on Ethereum mainnet. Pass query as either an ENS name (e.g. "vitalik.eth") → returns the Ethereum address it points to, or a 0x address → returns its primary ENS name (reverse record). Either way it also returns the profile text records: avatar, email, url, twitter (com.twitter), github (com.github), and description. A live on-chain lookup agents can't do from their sandbox, and ENS records change after training cutoffs. Wallet UX, address-book resolution, on-chain identity. Returns address:null for an unregistered or unset name.

Live EVM gas oracle. Returns latest block baseFeePerGas + slow/standard/fast tiers derived from priority-fee percentiles (p25/p50/p75) over the trailing 4 blocks, plus a 21,000-gas transfer cost estimate in the chain native unit. Chains: base, ethereum, polygon, arbitrum, optimism. Real-time post-training data, ~5s freshness.

Live EVM transaction status and receipt lookup. Give a transaction hash + chain and get back whether it mined successfully, reverted, or is still pending in the mempool, plus block number, confirmations, timestamp, sender and recipient, value transferred (native unit), gas used, effective gas price, total fee paid, any contract created, and event-log count. Chains: base, ethereum, polygon, arbitrum, optimism. Real-time post-training chain state — use it to confirm a payment settled, detect a reverted transaction, or wait for confirmations before acting. Unknown hash returns 404. Sibling of /api/crypto/gas-oracle (fees) and /api/crypto/address-validate (format).

Verifiable random function — deterministic, publicly verifiable randomness bound to your seed and signed by the 2s key. proof = deterministic EIP-191 signature over the seed (same seed always yields the same proof, so the outcome cannot be re-rolled or cherry-picked); random = keccak256(proof), a uniform 32-byte value. Returns the seed, signed message, proof, signer address, random (hex + uint + float in [0,1)). Verify offline: recover the signer from (message, proof) and confirm keccak256(proof) == random. For provably-fair draws, lotteries, sortition, and tie-breaks between agents.

Check whether a shell command is runnable before you (or an agent) run it — a pre-execution gate. POST { command } with a command that targets the network (curl, wget, httpie, or anything carrying a URL). Parses out the HTTP method, target URL, and headers, then returns a structured verdict: verdict ('runnable' or 'invalid'), a runnable boolean, and a checks breakdown (hasTarget, urlValid, schemeOk, hostPresent, methodValid, privateTarget). By default the check is STATIC and deterministic — no network call — answering 'is there a well-formed http(s) target and a valid method?' (a command with no URL is invalid). Pass probe=true to also run a guarded HEAD request against the target and report dnsResolves, reachable, tlsValid, and httpStatus — answering 'would this actually connect right now?'. Private/loopback/reserved targets are refused (SSRF-safe). Built for gating agent-generated commands and CI pipelines.

Generate UUIDs. version v4 (random) or v7 (time-ordered, sortable); count 1-100. Cryptographically random. Pure compute, no upstream.

Resolve a hostname over public DNS and return parsed records. Query: host (required FQDN), types (comma-separated: A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS,CAA,SRV,CNAME,PTR,SOA — default A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS), resolver (cloudflare|google|quad9|opendns, optional). Returns one normalized JSON shape per record type with per-type error pass-through. Reserved/local TLDs (.local, .internal, .invalid, .test, localhost) are rejected. 4s per-query timeout.

Modern WHOIS via RDAP. Query: domain (e.g. example.com). Returns { domain, ldhName, handle, registrar:{ name, ianaId, url, abuseEmail, abusePhone }, registeredAt, expiresAt, updatedAt, statuses (camelCase ICANN EPP codes), nameservers[], dnssecSigned, rdapUrl }. GDPR: registrant personal data is generally redacted upstream and not returned. Some TLDs without RDAP are not supported and return 404 TLD_NOT_SUPPORTED.

Validate an email address and return structured signals: RFC syntax validity (isSyntaxValid + reason if not), the normalized address with split local/domain, and boolean flags for isDisposable (throwaway/temp-mail domain), isRoleAccount (info@, support@, admin@, …), and isFreeProvider (gmail/outlook/yahoo/icloud/…). With checkMx (default true) it also reports hasMxRecords — whether the domain publishes MX records, looked up live via DNS-over-HTTPS — plus the MX hosts. IMPORTANT: this is NOT a deliverability or mailbox-existence guarantee (catch-all domains, greylisting, and privacy relays make that impossible to assert from a single lookup); hasMxRecords reflects DNS MX presence only. Useful for signup-flow hygiene, lead scrubbing, and flagging disposable/role addresses before sending.

Retail electricity price and sales for a US state by customer sector (residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, all), monthly, newest first, from EIA. Returns average price (cents/kWh), sales (MWh), revenue ($M), and customer count per month. Public-domain, live-wrap. More granular than energy.prices (which is the national all-sector benchmark only).

Electricity generation mix by fuel type for a US state (2-letter) or "US", from EIA — the most recent monthly net generation (thousand MWh) broken out by fuel (natural gas, coal, nuclear, solar, wind, hydro, etc.) with each fuel's percent share and the all-fuels total. Public-domain, live-wrap. Use for grid carbon-intensity, decarbonization, and energy-policy reasoning. (For benchmark energy prices use energy.prices; for retail electricity rates by state/sector use energy.electricity-rates.)

Which electric utility serves a US latitude/longitude, and a summary of its published rate plans, from the OpenEI Utility Rate Database (URDB, CC0). Each plan returns the utility, rate name, customer sector, EIA utility id, fixed monthly charge, the first-tier energy rate ($/kWh), and a link to the full tariff. Use for solar/EV/storage economics, bill estimation, and "who is my utility" lookups. (For average state retail prices use energy.electricity-rates.)

Compute a loan or mortgage amortization schedule. Pass principal, annualRatePct (e.g. 6.5), and the term as termMonths or termYears; optional extraMonthly adds extra principal each month (shortening the term). Returns the fixed monthly payment, total interest, total paid, the actual payoff month count, and the full month-by-month schedule (each row: payment, principal, interest, remaining balance). Handles the 0% case and trims the final payment exactly. Deterministic — the ground-truth answer for a loan/mortgage/auto-finance question instead of an LLM approximating compound interest. No external calls.

Identify a payment card from its BIN/IIN (Bank Identification Number — the leading 6-8 digits). Pass the BIN or the first digits of a card number and get the card brand (Visa, Mastercard, …), card type (debit/credit), category, issuing bank, and country (ISO alpha-2 + name). Longest-prefix match against an open community dataset (CC-BY). The BIN identifies the issuer/brand/country only — never the cardholder or account number. For payment routing, fraud checks, and checkout UX.

Indian bank branch lookup by IFSC code (the 11-character Indian Financial System Code identifying a bank branch). Returns the bank name and code, branch, centre, district, state, city, full address, contact number, MICR code, and which payment rails the branch supports (IMPS, RTGS, NEFT, UPI). Free, open data (Razorpay / RBI directory). Deterministic bank-branch reference for payments, remittance, and KYC validation in India.

UK Food Standards Agency food hygiene ratings (FHRS) for an establishment. Search by business name and/or postcode and get matching establishments with their hygiene rating (0-5 in England/Wales/NI; Pass / Improvement Required in Scotland), rating date, the three component scores (hygiene, structural, confidence in management — lower is better), business type, local authority, full address + postcode, and geocode. Free, Open Government Licence (commercial use permitted). Authoritative inspection data an LLM cannot recall — for food, hospitality, and consumer-safety agents.

Ground elevation above sea level for a coordinate, anywhere on Earth. Pass lat + lon. Returns elevation in meters and feet (from the Copernicus/SRTM digital elevation model, ~90m resolution). Source: Open-Meteo elevation API (keyless, CC BY 4.0).

Geolocate an IPv4/IPv6 address to country, region, city, and coordinates.

Resolve a postal/ZIP code to its place name(s), administrative divisions, and coordinates. Pass `postalCode` and a 2-letter `country` (default US). Returns each matching locality: place, admin1 (state/province name + code), admin2 (county/district), and lat/lon. International — covers major markets (US, GB, CA, DE, FR, AU, NL, ES, IT, CH, SE, MX). Use it to normalize and enrich addresses, derive the state/county for a ZIP, or geolocate a postal code in an ETL pipeline.

Forward geocoding — free-text address or place name → latitude/longitude plus structured address components (houseNumber, road, suburb, city, county, state, postcode, country, countryCode). Query: q (2-500 chars), limit (1-10, default 5), country (optional 2-letter ISO 3166-1 bias). Underlying data is OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Sister: /api/geocode/reverse.

Reverse geocoding — latitude/longitude → nearest formatted address plus structured components (houseNumber, road, suburb, city, county, state, postcode, country, countryCode). Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180). Underlying data is OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Sister: /api/geocode/address.

Branches of a repository: name, head commit sha, and protection flag. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Commit history for a repository: sha, message, author name + GitHub login, date, and URL. Optionally filter by branch/tag (sha), file path, or author. Paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Top contributors to a repository, ranked by commit count: login, contributions, account type, and profile URL. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List issues for a repository (pull requests excluded): number, title, state, author, labels, comment count, and created/updated times. Filter by state (open/closed/all) and labels; paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Programming-language breakdown of a repository: each language with its byte count and percentage of the codebase, sorted by size. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List pull requests for a repository: number, title, state, author, draft flag, merged status + time, head/base branch, and created time. Filter by state (open/closed/all); paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Fetch a repository's README, decoded to UTF-8 text (name, path, size, content, URL). Optionally pin to a branch/tag/sha via ref. Useful for summarizing or indexing a project. Read-only; no caller key needed.

List a repository's releases: tag, name, draft/prerelease flags, author, published time, and release notes body. Paginate. Track a project's version history. Read-only; no caller key needed.

GitHub repository metadata: full name, owner, description, stars, forks, watchers, open issues, primary language, topics, SPDX license, default branch, homepage, archived flag, and created/updated/pushed timestamps. Read-only; no GitHub key needed by the caller.

List a user or organization's repositories (each with stars, forks, language, topics, license, timestamps). Sort by updated/created/pushed/full_name; filter type owner/member; paginate. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Search code across GitHub with the code-search syntax (e.g. 'defineEndpoint repo:AlleyFord/2s' or 'addEventListener language:js'). Returns total match count + file name, path, repository, and URL for each hit. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Search GitHub repositories with the full query syntax (e.g. 'x402 language:typescript stars:>100'). Sort by stars/forks/updated. Returns total match count + repos with stars, language, topics, license, timestamps. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Git tags of a repository (name + commit sha), most recent first. Pair with github.releases for published releases. Read-only; no caller key needed.

GitHub user or organization profile: login, name, company, blog, location, bio, type (User/Organization), followers, following, public repo + gist counts, and account creation date. Read-only; no caller key needed.

Search open US federal government job postings from the official USAJOBS API. Filter by keyword (title/skills), location (e.g. "Austin, Texas" or a state), and/or hiring organization; at least one is required. Returns the total matching count plus current openings with title, agency and department, location(s), salary range (USD) and pay interval, GS pay grade, work schedule, posting/close dates, and the official apply link. Keyless to the caller, public-domain (OPM). Live federal hiring data an LLM cannot recall — for job search, labor-market and workforce research.

Compute one or more cryptographic digests (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2 family, SHA-3 family, BLAKE2) of a string or hex/base64-encoded byte buffer. Returns hex or base64-encoded digests.

Convert raw HTML you already have into clean reading markdown — no URL fetch. POST { html }. Strips scripts, styles, nav, ads, and comments, extracts the main article content, and returns markdown (headings, links, lists, emphasis preserved), plain text, the page title, and a word count. Use when you scraped or generated HTML elsewhere and want clean markdown without a round-trip. For fetching + cleaning a live URL instead, use /api/url/clean (or /api/url/render for JavaScript-rendered pages). Pure conversion, no network.

US labor-market turnover from the BLS JOLTS survey (total nonfarm, national), monthly, newest first. Pass measure = openings (default), hires, quits, layoffs, or separations. Returns the level in thousands per month for a trailing window. Public-domain, live-wrap. The standard signal for labor-market tightness (job openings) and worker confidence (the quits rate) — fresh macro data agents can't recite.

US unemployment from BLS, monthly, newest first — national (CPS, "US") or by US state (LAUS). Pass area ("US" or a 2-letter state) and optionally measure = rate (default), unemployed, employed, or laborforce. Returns seasonally-adjusted values per month for a trailing window (rate in percent; counts in thousands). Public-domain, live-wrap. Fresh local labor-market context agents can't recite.

Occupational employment and wages from the BLS OEWS survey, by SOC occupation code, nationally or for a US state. Pass soc (e.g. 15-1252 Software Developers) and optionally a 2-letter state. Returns total employment, hourly mean wage, and annual mean + 10th/25th/median/75th/90th-percentile wages for the latest survey year. Public-domain, live-wrap. Authoritative ground-truth wages an agent must not guess — for comp benchmarking, job-offer evaluation, and labor-cost modeling.

Search the US Federal Register — proposed rules, final rules, notices, and presidential documents. Filter by free-text term, document type (RULE/PRORULE/NOTICE/PRESDOCU), agency slug (e.g., epa, fda, sec), and publication date range. Returns document_number, type, title, abstract, FR citation, agencies, publication_date, effective_on, comments_close_on, htmlUrl, pdfUrl, rawTextUrl. Public-domain US government data. Real-time — published daily, past LLM training cutoff.

US Coast Guard activity / port-state-control case history for a vessel, by USCG vessel id (from maritime.vessel). Returns cases newest-first with the activity id, start date, type (Boarding, Inspection, Investigation, etc.), and process status. Keyless, public-domain. The compliance/inspection record behind a vessel — use for safety and counterparty due diligence.

Look up world ports and terminals in the NGA World Port Index (Pub 150, ~2,950 ports) by port name (partial match) and/or country (full country name, e.g. "Japan"). Returns matching ports with location (lat/lon, country, region), UN/LOCODE, harbor size/type and shelter, max vessel length/draft (meters), channel/anchorage/cargo-pier depths, tidal range, and chart number. Keyless, public-domain (NGA). Physical-port reference data an LLM cannot reliably recall; complements maritime.vessel (USCG vessel registry) and maritime.cases (port-state-control inspections).

Look up vessels in the US Coast Guard PSIX registry by name (partial match), call sign, official number, hull number (HIN), flag country, service type, or build year. Returns matching vessels with the USCG vessel id, name, call sign, service type, build year, status, official number, HIN, and flag. Keyless, public-domain. Covers US-flagged vessels (and foreign vessels with US port-state-control activity). Pair the returned vesselId with maritime.cases for the inspection record. (Cross-references trade.locode for ports.)

Stock-exchange holiday calendar. Pass exchange (default US); returns the list of upcoming market holidays with the date, holiday name, whether the session is a full close or an early close, and the trading hours when partial. Use it to plan around non-trading days. Data by Finnhub.

Is a stock exchange open right now? Pass exchange (default US); returns whether trading is open, the current session (pre-market, regular, post-market, or closed), whether today is a market holiday, the exchange timezone, and the server timestamp. Use it to gate time-sensitive logic to market hours. Data by Finnhub.

Verify and search ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes against the official US code set (FY2026, ~98k entries). Pass code (with or without the dot, e.g. E11.9 or E119) to confirm the code exists and list its more-specific child codes, or q to keyword-search code descriptions (e.g. "type 2 diabetes neuropathy"). Optional billable_only=true restricts results to codes valid for claim submission; limit caps results (1-50, default 10). Returns a verified flag, the exact match if any, and matched codes with billable status plus short and long descriptions. Data: CMS/NCHS ICD-10-CM (public domain), refreshed each US fiscal year. Use to confirm diagnosis codes are real and current before placing them in claims, prior authorizations, or clinical documents.

Resolve a music artist from MusicBrainz (CC0). Pass a name (or free-text/Lucene query). Returns ranked artists with MusicBrainz ID (MBID), name, sort name, type (Person/Group), country, gender, life span (begin/end/ended), and disambiguation. Keyless, public-domain core data. Use to canonicalize an artist to its MBID.

Resolve a song/recording from MusicBrainz (the open, CC0 music encyclopedia). Pass artist + title, or a free-text query (Lucene supported). Returns ranked recordings with MusicBrainz ID (MBID), title, primary artist, length (ms), first-release date, and disambiguation. Keyless, public-domain core data. Use to canonicalize a track to its MBID or cross-reference identity.

Resolve an album/release from MusicBrainz (CC0). Pass a barcode (UPC/EAN), or artist + album, or a free-text query. Returns ranked releases with MusicBrainz ID (MBID), title, primary artist, release date, country, barcode, status, track count, label, and catalog number. Keyless, public-domain core data. Barcode → album is the differentiated lookup (resolve a physical product to its metadata).

Occupations related to a given O*NET occupation (career-adjacent roles), by SOC / O*NET-SOC code. Returns ranked related occupations with code + title. CC-BY (O*NET). For career-pathing, "adjacent roles", and transferable-skills reasoning.

Find O*NET occupations by keyword (job title, skill, or activity). Returns ranked occupations with their SOC / O*NET-SOC code and title. CC-BY (O*NET). The "what is the occupation code for this job/skill" primitive — every other occupation.* and labor.wages call composes on the returned code.

Parse, validate and canonicalize a phone number using Google's libphonenumber metadata. Query: number (required; E.164 like "+14155552671" or national like "(415) 555-2671"), country (optional ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 like US/GB/JP — required when number is not E.164). Returns {input, valid (matches a real number range), possible (right shape/length), e164, national, international, rfc3966, country, countryCallingCode, type (mobile|fixed_line|fixed_line_or_mobile|toll_free|premium_rate|shared_cost|voip|personal_number|pager|uan|voicemail|unknown), possibleCountries[]}. Returns valid:false (not an error) for unparseable input.

Find points of interest near a coordinate. Backed by OpenStreetMap via the Overpass API (free, public, ODbL). Returns name, OSM id (e.g. node/123 — deep-linkable to openstreetmap.org), latitude, longitude, distance in meters, composed street address (when present), phone, website, opening hours, brand, and cuisine tags. Results sorted nearest-first. Supported categories: restaurant, cafe, bar, fast_food, gas_station, ev_charging, parking, atm, bank, hospital, pharmacy, clinic, doctor, dentist, police, fire_station, post_office, library, toilets, school, university, supermarket, convenience, hotel, hostel, museum, attraction, park, playground. Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), category (one of the supported names), radius_m (1-10000, default 1000), limit (1-100, default 20).

Browse Kalshi events (an event groups related markets, e.g. an election or a game). Filter by status / series_ticker; page with limit + cursor. Returns event ticker, series, title, category, and market count. Read-only (no Kalshi key needed).

A single Kalshi market by ticker. Returns yes/no bid+ask and last price (dollars, implied probability), volume, liquidity, open interest, open/close times, and settled result. Read-only (no Kalshi key needed).

Browse Kalshi regulated prediction markets. Filter by status (open/closed/settled), event_ticker, series_ticker, or specific tickers; page with limit + cursor. Each market returns yes/no bid+ask and last price (in dollars, 0-1 = implied probability), 24h + total volume, liquidity, open interest, open/close times, and result if settled. Read-only mirror of Kalshi's market list (no Kalshi key needed).

Order book for a Kalshi market by ticker: resting yes and no bids with price (dollars) and size (contracts). Optional depth. Read-only (no Kalshi key needed).

Recent trades on Kalshi, optionally filtered to one market ticker. Returns each trade's ticker, contract count, taker side, yes/no price (dollars), and time. Page with limit + cursor. Read-only (no Kalshi key needed).

A single Polymarket market by conditionId, slug, or id. Returns the question, outcomes + live prices (implied probabilities), CLOB token ids, USD volume + liquidity, dates, description, and URL. Pass one of conditionId / slug / id.

Browse Polymarket prediction markets. Filter by active/closed, order by volume/liquidity/endDate, page with limit/offset. Each market returns its question, outcomes + live outcome prices (implied probabilities), CLOB token ids (use with predict.price / predict.orderbook / predict.price-history), USD volume + liquidity, open/close dates, and the Polymarket URL. Read-only mirror of Polymarket's public market list.

Full CLOB order book (bids + asks with price and size) for a Polymarket outcome token. Use the clobTokenIds from predict.markets. Read-only depth snapshot from Polymarket's CLOB.

Live best bid, best ask, and midpoint for a Polymarket outcome token (CLOB token id — get it from predict.markets clobTokenIds). The midpoint is the market's implied probability for that outcome. Read-only from Polymarket's CLOB.

Recent Polymarket trades. Filter by market (conditionId) and/or user (wallet address); page with limit (max 500). Each trade returns wallet, trader name, side (buy/sell), outcome, size, price, USD notional, timestamp, market title, and tx hash. Read-only from Polymarket's Data API.

Recent earthquakes near a coordinate. Returns each quake with magnitude, place name, time (ISO), latitude/longitude/depth, tsunami flag, USGS event URL, and distance-from-query in km — sorted by time descending. Real-time data, post-LLM-training-cutoff. Backed by USGS FDSN event API (public domain). Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), radius_km (1-1000, default 500), hours (1-720, default 24), min_magnitude (0-10, default 2.0).

Find the right 2s endpoint for a task using natural language. Pass q (e.g. 'check if a domain can be spoofed', 'is this CVE being exploited', 'screen a company for sanctions', 'decode a VIN') and get back the catalog's most relevant endpoints, ranked, each with its id, API path, method, group, description, and price. Deterministic keyword + synonym matching over the live endpoint registry (no LLM, no external calls) — a self-routing index so an agent (or its planner) can discover which paid call answers a question instead of reading the whole 290+ endpoint catalog. Returns the path you then call directly.

Authoritative MITRE ATT&CK (Enterprise) technique lookup. Pass id (e.g. T1059 or sub-technique T1059.001) for the canonical technique — name, tactics (kill-chain phases), description, platforms, sub-technique flag + parent, mitigations, and detection guidance — or query for a keyword search returning ranked techniques. Bundled current ATT&CK matrix (~700 techniques), zero external calls. Agents cite T-numbers and tactic names that must be exact; this returns version-pinned, citeable data instead of hallucinated IDs. For threat modeling, detection engineering, and report enrichment.

Authoritative MITRE CAPEC (Common Attack Pattern Enumeration) lookup. Pass id (e.g. CAPEC-66, or just 66) for the canonical attack pattern — name, abstraction, description, typical likelihood + severity, mapped CWE weaknesses (with names), and related patterns (with names) — or query for a keyword search. Bundled catalog (~615 patterns), zero external calls. The attacker's-eye complement to security.cwe (the defender's weakness view) — the CAPEC↔CWE cross-links let an agent pivot between how an attack works and the weakness it exploits, with exact citeable IDs.

Authoritative MITRE CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) lookup. Pass id (e.g. CWE-79, or just 79) for the canonical weakness — name, abstraction, description, extended description, ChildOf/ParentOf relationships (with names), and mapped CAPEC attack patterns (with names) — or query for a keyword search returning ranked matches. Bundled catalog (~970 weaknesses), zero external calls. Agents hallucinate CWE IDs and names constantly; this returns exact, citeable, version-pinned data. Pairs with security.cve (which returns CWE ids) and security.capec.

Does public exploit code exist for a CVE, and where? Pass cve (e.g. CVE-2021-44228). Returns hasPublicExploit, the count, hasMetasploitModule and hasVerifiedExploit flags, and the Exploit-DB entries (id, description, type, platform, date, verified, Metasploit flag, link). Bundled inverted index from the Exploit-DB archive (~25k CVEs). This is the triage signal BEYOND security.cve's KEV (exploited in the wild) + EPSS (exploit probability): is the vulnerability actually weaponized with available code? Use the trio together to decide how urgently to patch. Absence is not proof no exploit exists (private/other archives not covered).

Check whether a password has appeared in known data breaches, using Have I Been Pwned's Pwned Passwords k-anonymity model — only the first 5 characters of the password's SHA-1 hash are ever sent upstream, so the service never sees the password or the full hash. POST { password } (hashed server-side) OR { sha1 } (the 40-hex SHA-1, for true zero-knowledge — hash it client-side and send only that). Returns breached (boolean), count (how many times it appears in breach corpora), and the sha1Prefix used. Backed by a 900M+ breached-credential corpus an LLM cannot know. For signup/password-policy enforcement and credential-hygiene checks. Absence is not a guarantee of strength.

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone for a US ZIP code — the standard planting zone (e.g. "9b") plus its average annual minimum-temperature range (°F) and the ZIP centroid. Keyless, public-domain (USDA PHZM). The "what grows where" primitive for gardening, landscaping, nursery, and agronomy agents.

Ground-truth soil profile for any US latitude/longitude from the USDA-NRCS SSURGO survey (Soil Data Access). Returns the soil map unit plus its component soil types ranked by composition percent, each with taxonomic order/class, drainage class, hydrologic group, and representative slope. Keyless, public-domain. Use for agronomy, land assessment, hydrology, septic/foundation suitability, and crop-fit reasoning. Coordinates over water or outside surveyed areas return an empty component list.

Observer-local sky almanac for any lat/lon and time (default now). Returns the Sun's next rise/set + current altitude/azimuth; the Moon's rise/set, current alt/az, phase angle, phase name (New → Full → Waning Crescent), illuminated fraction, and next moon quarter; and for all seven non-Earth planets (Mercury→Neptune): altitude, azimuth, RA/dec, distance (AU), apparent magnitude, and whether each is currently above the horizon. Computed from first principles (astronomy-engine, sub-arcminute) — no external service, no key. Stargazing, astrophotography planning, 'what's up right now', is-it-dark-yet. `at` accepts any ISO timestamp.

Current space weather from NOAA SWPC public feeds. Returns the latest planetary K-index (3-hour geomagnetic activity), solar wind plasma (density / speed / temperature from ACE/DSCOVR at L1), GOES X-ray flux with NOAA flare class (A/B/C/M/X), and the current NOAA R (radio blackout) / S (solar radiation) / G (geomagnetic storm) scales plus a 24-hour forecast in 6-hour windows. All timestamps are ISO 8601 UTC. No parameters. Useful for aurora forecasting, HF-radio propagation, satellite-operations planning, and GPS-degradation alerts. Data is public domain (NOAA / US government work).

MLB games for a date (and optionally one team), via the official MLB Stats API (free/keyless). Each game: gamePk, start time, detailed status (Scheduled/In Progress/Final), away and home team + score, and venue. Defaults to today when no date is given. Live scores + schedule for agents.

MLB regular-season standings for a season (official MLB Stats API, free/keyless). Each team: wins, losses, win %, games back, division + league rank, and current streak. Defaults to the current season.

Upcoming NHL game schedule for the week anchored on a date (official NHL api-web, free/keyless). Each game: id, date, start time (UTC), game state (FUT/LIVE/OFF), game type (Preseason/Regular Season/Playoffs), away and home team + abbreviation + score, venue, and TV broadcasts. Optionally filter to one team by 3-letter abbreviation (e.g. TOR). Defaults to the week starting today. Forward-looking matchups for scheduling agents — distinct from nhl-scores (single-day results).

NHL scores and games for a date (official NHL api-web, free/keyless). Each game: id, game state (FUT/LIVE/FINAL), start time, away and home team + score. Defaults to today.

Recent news articles about a specific US-listed company. Pass ticker and optionally a from/to date window (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to the last 14 days); returns headlines with source, summary, URL, image, related symbol, category, and publish time (newest first). Use it to catch up on what is being written about a company. News aggregated by Finnhub.