Use when you need actual apartment sale prices in a South Korean district for a month (property research, valuation, comps). Data: MOLIT (Korea land ministry) reported deals since 2006, updated daily. Input: region (5-digit LAWD_CD, e.g. 11680 Gangnam-gu), month (YYYYMM). Output: JSON trades with contract date, complex (Korean + romanized), area m2, floor, build year, price in KRW and USD, price per m2, deal type, cancelled flag. Example: ?region=11680&month=202609

Use when an agent must check a domain: does it resolve, who hosts its DNS and mail, is email authenticated, how old is it, when does it expire. Input: domain (e.g. example.com; URLs accepted). Output: JSON DNS records (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, CAA, SOA), mail provider, parsed SPF and DMARC, DNS provider, and RDAP registration (registrar, created, expires, age in days, status, DNSSEC). No contact data. Example: ?domain=google.com

Who owns this NFT? ERC721 owner lookup on Base mainnet via ownerOf(tokenId).

Read a contract storage slot on Base mainnet via eth_getStorageAt - the raw 32-byte value, decoded as hex and unsigned integer, zero-filled if unset.

Use when you need South Korea's earliest export read: the Korea Customs 10-day provisional release (days 1-10, 1-20, full month; out on the 11th, 21st and 1st). Input: optional month (YYYYMM) and period (10, 20, full); default latest. Output: JSON exports in USD with YoY %, latest 10-day increment, 10 key items (semiconductors, cars, ships...) and 10 markets (China, US, EU, Vietnam...) with YoY and share, next release date. Example: ?month=202609

Use when you need a one-call read on South Korea's export cycle for macro, FX or chip-sector analysis. Data: Korea Customs 10-day and monthly releases. Input: none. Output: JSON headline (latest exports and YoY, semiconductor share, strongest/weakest item and market, 3-month average YoY, momentum), latest release by item and market, 12 monthly export totals with YoY, and HS 8542 integrated-circuit trade for the latest month. Example: /v1/trade/pulse

NFT metadata URI for an ERC721 token on Base mainnet via tokenURI - the on-chain pointer (IPFS, HTTP, or data URI), not a fetch of the document itself.

NFT holdings for a wallet in one Base ERC721 collection, owned token IDs via ERC721Enumerable (tokenOfOwnerByIndex) - up to 20 tokens, requires the collection to implement Enumerable.

Use when an agent must vet or research a website in one call (lead research, security or SEO check, is this site legit). Input: url or bare domain. Output: JSON page metadata, HTTP status, HTTPS and HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect, server and hosting hints, 7 security headers, robots.txt (sitemaps, AI-crawler rules), llms.txt presence, plus domain DNS, mail provider, SPF/DMARC and RDAP registrar, age and expiry. Example: ?url=stripe.com

Transaction receipt via eth_getTransactionReceipt - status, gas used, and event logs for a mined Base mainnet transaction.

Smart contract event logs on Base mainnet (Base contract events) via eth_getLogs - filter by contract address and up to 4 topics, up to 2,000 blocks, raw logs with topics, data, block and tx hash.

Is this Base contract an upgradeable proxy? Proxy contract detection for EIP-1967 (transparent/UUPS), beacon, or EIP-1822 patterns, returning the implementation address.

Base64-encode UTF-8 text or decode base64 back to text, standard or URL-safe alphabet. Deterministic, no network.

Use when you need an official daily FX rate or currency conversion (USD, EUR, KRW, JPY, CNY, GBP + 24 more). Input: base (default EUR), optional symbols (comma list), date (YYYY-MM-DD, last ~90 days; weekends use the prior fixing), amount. Output: JSON rates for the fixing date, % change vs prior fixing, converted amounts, raw ECB EUR rates. Source: ECB statistics, updated each TARGET day ~16:00 CET; reference only. Example: ?base=USD&symbols=KRW,JPY&amount=100

Geocode a US address: give a street address, get latitude and longitude, the standardized address, ZIP, county with FIPS code, state and census tract.

Verdix deep ($0.50): call before large or first-time payments to an EVM address on Base when your policy asks for the top tier. Same full check set as standard: sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address poisoning, contract/deployer signals, on-chain behaviour. Returns safe/caution/danger with reasons.

Verdix standard ($0.10): call before larger or repeated payments to an EVM address on Base, when an address-age read is not enough. Sanctions, scam/phishing lists, address poisoning and contract/deployer signals, plus on-chain behaviour analysis. Returns safe/caution/danger with reasons.

Use when an agent needs to know what a URL is before reading it, or to build a link preview or citation. Input: url (public http/https). Output: JSON with final URL after redirects, HTTP status, content type, title, description, site name, language, canonical, preview image, favicon, Open Graph and Twitter tags, RSS/Atom feeds, hreflang alternates, JSON-LD types, robots, first H1. No JavaScript is run. Example: ?url=https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

Parse CSV into JSON rows keyed by trimmed snake_case headers. Deterministic, no network.

invinoveritas /memory/store — the scaffold's MEMORY (selfhood) layer: persistent per-agent memory keyed to your WALLET, not an API key — so it follows your