Fetch the live gas price from public RPC nodes on Base or Ethereum: wei per unit gas, converted to gwei, with a USD estimate for a standard 21,000-gas transfer using your own ETH price input. No API key needed. Use this when an agent needs to current gas price in gwei and USD, straight from the chain.

Probe a GET endpoint several times and report status codes and latency statistics (min/avg/max). The cheap way for an agent to verify an API — for example one found on the x402 Bazaar — responds before spending real money calling it. Use this when an agent needs to status and latency stats — test an API before relying on it.

Look up any package on the public npm registry: latest version, description, license, homepage, and publish dates for the first and most recent release. Agents use this to check dependencies before installing or to detect newly published versions. Use this when an agent needs to latest version, dates and metadata from the npm registry.

Extract every HTML table from a page (or raw HTML) as structured JSON: headers and rows kept intact. The deterministic answer to 'get the pricing table / comparison table / stats table from this page' — no vision model needed. Use this when an agent needs to hTML tables → structured JSON rows and columns.

Live transfer feed of an NFT collection with per-address accumulation analysis: net quantities received vs sent over recent activity, ranking the buyers adding to positions and the wallets exiting. The actionable view behind the raw transfer list. Use this when an agent needs to who is accumulating and who is exiting — right now.

Look up an address's NFT portfolio across collections: each collection held, quantity owned, sorted by size. The enrichment endpoint for agents profiling wallets — pairs with wallet-snapshot for the full picture. Use this when an agent needs to every NFT collection a wallet holds, in one call.

Convert a specific wall-clock time between any two IANA time zones with DST-aware, exact offsets — the scheduling-agent operation that LLMs get wrong constantly. Shows both ISO timestamps and the offsets applied. Use this when an agent needs to a specific time, converted between any two zones.

Convert a place name into coordinates and location metadata via Open-Meteo's geocoding API: latitude, longitude, country, administrative region, timezone and population. The input every mapping/weather/travel agent needs first. Use this when an agent needs to city or place name → coordinates, country and timezone.

Generate a valid RFC 5545 iCalendar file from JSON events: proper CRLF line endings, text escaping, line folding at 75 octets and a required DTSTAMP. The output imports cleanly into Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar. Use this when an agent needs to jSON events → valid .ics calendar file.

Compute readability metrics for a block of text: Flesch Reading Ease score, Flesch-Kincaid grade level, and word/sentence/syllable statistics. Deterministic formulas — useful for checking documentation, prompts and agent output clarity. Use this when an agent needs to flesch reading-ease and grade level for any text.

Fetch a URL and grade its HTTP security headers: CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy and COOP/CORP. Returns a 0–100 score, a letter grade, and a concrete recommendation for every missing header. Use this when an agent needs to grade a site's HTTP security headers + fix hints.

Generate the current TOTP two-factor code (RFC 6238) from a base32 secret — the same codes authenticator apps produce. Supports 6/8 digits, 30/60-second steps and SHA-1/256/512. Deterministic HMAC via Web Crypto; nothing is stored. Use this when an agent needs to rFC 6238 2FA codes from a base32 secret.

Look up any CVE in the US National Vulnerability Database (NVD): CVSS 3.1 score and severity vector, weakness (CWE) classification, human summary and references. The authoritative answer when an agent needs to know how bad a vulnerability actually is. Use this when an agent needs to cVSS score, severity and references from NVD.

Full registration record for a domain via RDAP (the modern WHOIS): registrar, creation/expiration/last-updated dates with days-to-expiry, nameservers, EPP statuses and DNSSEC. Straight from the authoritative registry — the data agents should cite for domain diligence. Use this when an agent needs to registrar, dates, nameservers — registry data.

Inspect a live TLS certificate: subject, issuer, SAN domains, validity window, days to expiry, protocol version, cipher and the full chain length. Read directly from a TLS handshake — the definitive check an agent should run before trusting an API endpoint. Use this when an agent needs to cert details, chain, expiry — straight from the socket.

Convert CSV to JSON (array of objects keyed by the header row) and JSON arrays back to CSV. Handles quoted fields with embedded delimiters, escaped quotes and multi-line values per RFC 4180 conventions. Use this when an agent needs to cSV to array-of-objects and back, with quote handling.

Decode a JSON Web Token's header and payload to readable JSON. Pure decoding: signatures are NOT verified and no secret is needed. Accepts standard and URL-safe base64 with or without padding; claims like exp and iat are rendered as dates. Use this when an agent needs to decode header and payload — no verification.

Fetch the lead summary of any English Wikipedia article — the fast, grounded way to facts about companies, people, places and concepts. Fuzzy titles resolve via Wikipedia search, and the response includes the canonical page URL, short description and thumbnail. Use this when an agent needs to grounded facts for any notable entity.

Compute sunrise, sunset, solar noon, civil dawn/dusk, golden hours and day length for any latitude/longitude and date — with the exact NOAA solar equations, accurate to about a minute. Answers agents repeatedly get wrong from memory. Use this when an agent needs to sun times, golden hour and day length for any place.

Great-circle (haversine) distance between two latitude/longitude points in km, miles and nautical miles, plus initial bearing and the geographic midpoint. Deterministic spherical math on the IUGG mean Earth radius. Use this when an agent needs to great-circle distance and bearing between coordinates.