For one perpetual on Hyperliquid (public info API): mark price, open interest (in coins and USD), funding rate, and estimated liquidation prices for longs and shorts at 5x, 10x, 20x and 50x. The estimates are formula-based from the mark price and the asset's maximum leverage, not observed positions: the public API does not show which price each trader is liquidated at.

Deribit option market summary for BTC, ETH or SOL: put/call open-interest and volume ratios, max-pain strike and ATM mark implied volatility for the nearest expiries. Computed from Deribit's public book summary. No 25-delta skew (needs per-option greeks, not fetched) and no order flow.

Ethereum wallet profile from Blockscout: ETH balance, contract or EOA, ENS name, Blockscout scam flag and reputation, public tags, and activity over its most recent 50 transactions. NOT included: OFAC sanctions screening (the SDN list is 78 MB, too large per request), mixer (Tornado Cash) checks, and full wallet age.

Daily MVRV ratio (market cap / realized cap) for BTC or ETH from CoinMetrics' free community data, with the latest value, the window mean and standard deviation, and its z-score. Labels are plain statistics (HIGH_Z, LOW_Z, MID), not buy or sell calls. Realized cap in USD is not in the free tier, so only the ratio is returned.

Masks likely secrets and personal data in agent logs or chat text: 0x private keys (64 hex), labelled base58 private keys, JWTs, AWS access key ids, common API token prefixes (sk-, ghp_, xoxb-), payment card numbers that pass the Luhn check, and email addresses. Returns the redacted text and counts. Pattern-based: it can miss unusual formats and does not detect seed phrases or names.

Latest BBC News headlines from one section feed (world, business, technology, science_and_environment, health, politics) with summary, link and publication time, optionally filtered by a keyword. BBC only: no other publishers, no entity tags and no trust rating (no free source for those was found).

Name screening against the US OFAC SDN list (with aliases, sanctions programs, type and addresses, via the US Consolidated Screening List API) and the UN Security Council consolidated list, returning matching entries. Optional fuzzy matching for the SDN part. It does NOT screen crypto addresses and does NOT check the EU list. A match is a lead for a human reviewer, not a legal decision.

Compares a public page now with its earliest Internet Archive (Wayback) snapshot on or after a date: changed yes/no, word similarity, added and removed text lines, and the price-like amounts ($, €, £) before and after. Only what the archive captured is compared; pages the archive never saved return 404.

Share of a token's LP tokens that are burned (dead or zero address) or locked, from GoPlus lp_holders on Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum or Polygon. Lists the top 10 LP holders with GoPlus's lock flag and tag (a locker's name only when GoPlus gives it). Does not query Uncx, Team.Finance or Streamflow directly.

Holder concentration for an EVM token (Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon): share of supply held by the top 1, top 3 and top 10 holders, total holder count, and how much of the top 10 are contracts. GoPlus gives only the top 10 holders, so the top-20 view and funding-source clustering are NOT provided.

Entity brief for a statement: finds up to 3 capitalised names or phrases in it and looks each up in Wikidata (public knowledge graph), returning the Wikidata ID, label, short description and link. It confirms the entities exist; it does NOT judge whether the claim is true, and it finds no numbers or dates.

Full-text search of US SEC EDGAR filings (SEC public index): matching filings with company name, CIK, form type (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 4 and others), filing date and a link to the filing index. Optional form type and date range; up to 10 results. Full-text only: no financial figures are extracted.

Checks the named entities in an AI answer (up to 5 capitalised names) against Wikidata: each name is marked found or not found, with its Wikidata ID and description, and sentences containing a year are listed for review. It checks that entities exist, not that claims about them are true, so a found entity can still have a wrong fact.

For a brand domain (e.g. paypal.com), builds up to 15 look-alike variants (omitted, doubled and swapped letters, 0/1 homoglyphs, hyphen and login additions, other TLDs) and checks which are registered, using the public RDAP directory. Registered means taken, not malicious: each one needs a content check. Unicode homoglyphs (IDN) are not generated.

Recent US recalls matching a keyword: CPSC consumer-product recalls (saferproducts.gov, by recall date and description text) and FDA food enforcement reports (openFDA, reason for recall). Vehicle (NHTSA) and FDA drug/device recalls are not included.

Legal entity identifier (LEI) records from GLEIF's public database: search by legal name (up to 5 matches) or look up one 20-character LEI. Returns legal name, country, city, entity and registration status. Parent companies are not expanded here (a second request per entity would be needed).

Current USD price and deviation from the $1 peg for USDT, USDC, DAI, FDUSD and PYUSD (CoinGecko public price data). Flags MICRO_DEPEG at 0.15% or more and DEPEG at 1% or more. A single snapshot of CoinGecko's aggregate price: no per-pool Curve imbalance and no redemption-liquidity data.

Parses an international phone number (E.164), checks it against Google's open libphonenumber metadata, and returns the country, line type (mobile, fixed line, fixed-or-mobile, VoIP, toll free, premium, pager and more), E.164/international/national formats and the carrier that the number range was originally allocated to. Not a live HLR query: ported numbers keep the original carrier and active/inactive status is not checked.

Checks 2 to 10 Ethereum wallets for shared counterparties: addresses that several of them sent to or received from in their most recent 50 transactions (Blockscout). Reports the shared addresses and a POSSIBLE_CLUSTER signal. Recent-page only, no funding-source trace, so it finds some clusters and misses others.

Current wave height and period at a coordinate (Open-Meteo Marine), and, when a US NOAA tide station id is given, the next high and low tide predictions for the next 24 hours. Tide predictions exist only for NOAA stations; no wind or pressure forecast is included.