FDA drug recall enforcement reports, newest first. All filters optional. Each record includes recall number, status (Ongoing/Completed/Terminated/Pending), classification (Class I/II/III), product description, reason for recall, initial-notification mechanism, voluntary-vs-mandated flag, recalling firm name + city/state/country, distribution pattern, and recall + report dates. Backed by OpenFDA's /drug/enforcement endpoint; data is public-domain US government records.

Search worldwide patent publications via the European Patent Office's Open Patent Services (OPS). Pass a CQL query (e.g. ti=quantum computing, in=tesla, pa=siemens, cpc=H01M, pn=EP1000000) and get matching publications with country, document number, kind code, and a combined publication number, plus the total result count. Covers EP + 100+ patent authorities worldwide — net-new vs our US-only patents.search.

One-call drug situational awareness. Give a drug name (resolved to a canonical RxCUI via NIH RxNorm), or an exact rxcui or ndc you already hold, and get back: whether it is currently in FDA shortage, any open or recent FDA recalls, and FDA NDC-directory metadata (labeler, DEA schedule, pharmaceutical class, marketing status). Returns a resolved identity block plus hasCurrentShortage / hasOpenRecall booleans and one found/error block per source (shortages, ndc, recalls). Composition of NIH RxNorm + OpenFDA drug-shortages, NDC directory, and recall enforcement — all free, public-domain US government data; each source degrades independently. Point-in-time public records, not medical advice. Use for pharmacy/supply-chain triage, prescribing-support agents, and verifying a drug is real, scheduled, and available before acting.

Decode a 3-character World Manufacturer Identifier (the first three characters of a VIN) to the assigning manufacturer. Returns full manufacturer legal name, common short name, make, vehicle type, and the date NHTSA published the assignment. Useful for partial-VIN analysis — crash reports, damaged-vehicle photos, fleet records — where only the WMI is recoverable. Backed by NHTSA.gov vPIC; data is public-domain US government records.

Decode an EVM smart contract. Pass chain (ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism, bsc, avalanche) + address; returns whether the contract is source-verified (Sourcify), its name/compiler/language, whether it is a proxy and its implementation address, and human-readable function and event signatures from the ABI. Optionally pass selector (a 0x 4-byte function selector) to decode what it calls — resolved from the contract's own ABI when verified, otherwise from the public 4byte directory. Pairs with crypto.tx (which gives a `to` address + calldata): turn an opaque contract + selector into "what is this and what does it do." Free, keyless.

Search US patent applications and grants via the USPTO Open Data Portal. Query: q (required, 2+ chars), yearFrom / yearTo (optional filing-year bounds), applicationType (optional: Utility|Design|Plant|Reissue), limit (1-100, default 10), offset (0-based, default 0). Returns { total, returned, offset, limit, hits[{ applicationNumber, title, applicationType, firstInventor, inventors[], applicants[], filingDate, effectiveFilingDate, status:{ code, description, updatedAt }, cpcSymbols[], uspcSymbol, url }] }. URLs link to USPTO Patent Center for the public file wrapper.

Search the global corpus of published fact-checks (ClaimReview) by free-text claim. Returns matching claims with the claimant, claim date, and each fact-check review's verdict (textualRating, e.g. "False", "Misleading", "True"), the publisher (PolitiFact, Snopes, FactCheck.org, Reuters Fact Check, AFP, …), the review URL, and review date. Covers every topic — politics, health, science, viral and misinformation claims. Optional language, recency (maxAgeDays), and publisher-site filters. Aggregated by Google from publishers' schema.org ClaimReview data. Use it to check whether a claim has been independently fact-checked and how it was rated, rather than asserting from training data.

Look up a protein in UniProtKB by accession (e.g. "P04637", "Q9Y6K9", "P0DTC2"). Returns the entry id, reviewed (Swiss-Prot) flag, recommended + alternative protein names, gene names, organism + taxid, sequence length and molecular weight, the curated function description, subcellular locations, Gene Ontology terms (id + term + aspect: biological_process / molecular_function / cellular_component), PDB structure ids, and keywords. Bioinformatics, structural biology, drug-target research, education. Gene-centric sibling: /api/bio/gene. CC-BY UniProt data.

Resolve a legal entity across identifier systems. Give exactly one of name, lei, cik, or ticker and get the others back: LEI (GLEIF), SEC CIK, ticker(s) with exchange, jurisdiction, and a canonical entity name. This is the COMPANY-ENTITY resolver: it joins the legal entity (LEI) to its SEC filer identity (CIK/ticker) and back. For SECURITIES (FIGI, ISIN, share-class identifiers) use finance.security-resolve instead -- this one deliberately stays at the legal-entity layer. Composes SEC company_tickers_exchange (public domain) + GLEIF (CC0). The SEC<->GLEIF link is by name-match when you anchor on ticker/cik (best-effort, flagged via bridge + leiName); a supplied LEI is authoritative. Per-source status is returned so a partial resolve is explicit. No CUSIP/SEDOL.

Search US federal court dockets — civil and criminal — from the RECAP/PACER archive. Full-text q (case name, party, e.g. "United States v. Bankman-Fried"), optional court (CourtListener court id like "cand", "nysd", "ca9"), filedAfter/filedBefore (YYYY-MM-DD), page. Or pass docketNumber (+ court) for exact lookup. Each docket: id, case name, court, docket number, date filed/terminated, nature of suit, assigned judge, public docket URL. Criminal-case research, litigation monitoring, KYC/due-diligence. Sibling endpoints: /api/law/case-search (opinions full-text), /api/law/opinion (full opinion text).

Verify US real-estate licenses (brokers, sales agents, broker companies). Currently supported state: TX (Texas Real Estate Commission license holders). Search by name (license holder, partial), licenseNumber (exact), licenseType (partial, e.g. "Broker", "Sales Agent"), status (e.g. "Active"). Each license: type, number, holder name, status, original license date, expiration date, and the related supervising broker (type/number/name) where applicable. Agent/broker due-diligence and KYC. Siblings: /api/license/medical, /api/license/broker, /api/license/trades. Official state open data.

Resolve a US street address to its congressional district (119th Congress), state, and county, via the US Census Bureau geocoder. Returns the matched/normalized address, latitude/longitude, state (name + 2-letter abbreviation), county, and the district number within the state (null for at-large or non-voting delegate districts). The point-in-polygon district lookup is something an agent can't do from a sandbox. Pair it with the gov/congress.* endpoints to find the representatives once you have the state + district. Public domain, keyless.

Parsed institutional holdings from a 13F-HR filing. By investment-manager CIK (e.g. 1067983 = Berkshire Hathaway). Returns each holding's nameOfIssuer, cusip, market value (whole USD per the modern Form 13F convention), shares/principal amount + type, putCall flag for options, and voting authority (sole/shared/none). Sorted by value descending. Pass formType for amendments (13F-HR/A) or non-filings (13F-NT). Backed by SEC.gov; underlying 13F filings are public records.

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Look up any US public K-12 school (~102k, NCES Common Core of Data). Search by name (partial), district (LEA name, partial), state (2-letter), city, zip, or exact ncessch (12-digit NCES id). Each school: NCES id, name, district + LEA id, address, phone, lat/lon, school level (1=primary 2=middle 3=high 4=other) and type (1=regular 2=special-ed 3=vocational 4=alternative), charter/magnet/virtual flags, enrollment, teacher FTE, grade span, CCD year. Results ordered by enrollment. Higher-ed sibling: /api/edu/college-scorecard. Public-domain federal data.

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Look up or search UN/LOCODE — the United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations (~116k locations, all countries). Pass `locode` for an exact code (e.g. USNYC or 'US NYC'). Or pass `query` to search location names, optionally filtered by `country` (ISO 3166 alpha-2) and `function` (port, rail, road, airport, postal, multimodal, fixed, border). Each result: locode, name, country, subdivision, transport functions, entry status, IATA code where it differs, and coordinates. UN/LOCODE is the standard location identifier in shipping schedules, EDI messages, and customs documents.

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