Mastering LoRaWAN for IoT Projects. An overview of LoRaWAN for IoT: the architecture (end nodes, gateways, network server handling de-dup/ADR, application server), the power-vs-latency tradeoffs of Class A/B/C devices, typical 2–15 km range, and real-world uses in agriculture, smart cities, asset tracking, and industry.

Geocode an address or place name to latitude and longitude with country, region, time zone and elevation

first-funder goes one hop; this walks the funding chain back up to 8 hops to a recognisable origin (a CEX/bridge on-ramp — lower-risk provenance) OR a SANCTIONED address (dirty money, taint by provenance) OR a dead-end of fresh anon EOAs (the sybil/burner-cluster shape). One verdict compliance can refuse on. Best-effort: internal-transfer funding is invisible and ends the walk, never guessed. A CEX origin is a signal, not identity. Not financial advice.

One specific fact for one country: VAT/GST rate, public holidays by country, visa requirements for travelers, tipping customs, cryptocurrency legal status by country, stablecoin regulation and capital controls, power plug type, minimum wage, corporate tax, digital nomad visa, customs duty-free allowance and more. 195 countries, 58 fields, verified sources. Example: /api/v1/country/JP/vat

Foresight API request

Bitcoin and crypto price in Brazilian reais (BRL) from Mercado Bitcoin - last, bid, ask, 24h range, volume and best order book levels

Use when your agent must handle stale or deleted knowledge. Get a lifecycle policy for freshness, correction and deletion, with stale-result reporting.

Use when you need OCR in Python. Get install steps for pytesseract, OpenCV and Tesseract, plus code to extract text from images and a webcam with preprocessing.

Incident timeline and root-cause evidence - clock uncertainty, trigger vs root cause and corrective actions

MCP server builder and auditor - tool inventory, strict schemas, server-side authorization and tests

Use when you need a risk plan before buying a meme token. Get a checklist for authorities, liquidity, position caps, invalidation and exits set before entry.

Use when an agent must know it can SELL a Base token before it buys: the honeypot check, answered three ways. Security simulation (honeypot, cannot-sell-all, sell/buy tax, pausable transfers), a live transfer simulation we run ourselves from a real holder (does it revert, is it taxed?), and exit liquidity. Returns a hard canSell verdict with reasons. Selling is where rugs hide.

One specific fact for one country: VAT/GST rate, public holidays by country, visa requirements for travelers, tipping customs, cryptocurrency legal status by country, stablecoin regulation and capital controls, power plug type, minimum wage, corporate tax, digital nomad visa, customs duty-free allowance and more. 195 countries, 58 fields, verified sources. Example: /api/v1/country/JP/vat

One specific fact for one country: VAT/GST rate, public holidays by country, visa requirements for travelers, tipping customs, cryptocurrency legal status by country, stablecoin regulation and capital controls, power plug type, minimum wage, corporate tax, digital nomad visa, customs duty-free allowance and more. 195 countries, 58 fields, verified sources. Example: /api/v1/country/JP/vat

Returns a JSON object with the current Unix timestamp integer and ISO 8601 time string

Official Swiss company check from the Zefix register (Central Business Name Index, federal). Look up by UID (exact, e.g. CHE-105.909.036) or search by name (up to 5 candidates). Returns official name with translations, legal form, register status (active / in liquidation / deleted) with deletion date, legal seat, purpose, address and last SHAB publication date, with a direct link to the cantonal register excerpt. Companies only.

Convert any URL to clean markdown - fetch a web page and return its main content with headings and links for LLM input

European company profile by country and national ID, one JSON schema (identity, legal form, status, seat, VAT, LEI, register link, groupe_lei: GLEIF level-2 group). Registers from local copies: Belgium (KBO, NACEBEL + establishments), Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Romania, Sweden; live: Czechia, Finland, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland; DK, UK if enabled; elsewhere via GLEIF (a natural-person or ambiguous-form LEI: 404, not billed), under the LEI's own country.

Agent cost, latency and quality budgeting - per-task spend limits, step accounting and safe degradation

REST/OpenAPI-to-MCP Adapter Guide. A procedure for converting selected REST/OpenAPI operations into safe MCP tools: choosing which operations to expose (never all of them), designing strict schemas with bounded inputs, keeping credentials and identity out of model-controlled arguments, normalizing errors/pagination, and testing through a real MCP client rather than unit tests alone.