A one-call read of the whole crypto market (CoinGecko): total market capitalisation, 24h volume, the 24h market-cap move, BTC and ETH dominance, and the active-coin count. The macro context an agent uses to size risk before acting. Not financial advice.

Status of a NEAR Intents swap by its deposit address: waiting for deposit, deposit seen, processing, done, refunded or failed — with amounts in and out, refund reason, and the origin and destination transactions. Use after near-swap.

Reads the live gas price on each major EVM chain an agent uses (base, arbitrum, optimism, ethereum, polygon) and turns it into the USD cost of the actions that matter — a plain transfer and a DEX swap — using live native-token prices. Returns one ranked answer with the cheapest chain, so an agent deciding where to settle doesn't make five RPC calls. A chain it could not read is 'unknown' and excluded from the pick, never guessed. Gas units are typical estimates. Not financial advice.

Live DEX price vs the $1.00 peg for major USD-pegged stablecoins on Base (USDC, USDT, DAI, USDbC). A depeg is silent — balanceOf doesn't change, only what it's worth does — so an agent parked in stables reprices everything off a stale $1. Reports per-coin deviation in basis points and a healthy/watch/depeg status, worst-case across the set. A feed outage reads as 'unknown', never a healthy peg. Pass symbol= for one coin. Not financial advice.

Exa's neural web search, resold per call — no Exa account, no subscription, one USDC micro-payment. Pass query= and get ranked results: title, URL, publish date, author, relevance score. numResults=1..10 (default 5). type=auto|fast|instant. includeDomains= restricts the search. Add text=1 for matched highlights from each page (caps results at 5, priced $0.03; the 402 challenge quotes it). For agents that need what the web says today, not what a training cutoff remembers.

The cheapest possible end-to-end x402 purchase: always returns 200 with a timestamp (and echoes an optional message). Use it to verify your x402 client, the payment path and our settlement in one sub-cent call before wiring up a real endpoint — the pattern crawlers and monitors hit most across the network.

🆕 A MetaMorpho vault spreads your deposit across Morpho Blue markets — your real risk is WHERE the curator put it and WHO can move it. Reads the vault's live allocation (concentration, per-market collateral + liquidation LTV), idle share, performance fee, timelock, and control (curator/owner/guardian, and whether one address holds both). Returns a diversified / concentrated / control_risk verdict: the read before parking funds in a yield vault. vault= required. Not financial advice.

Returns native ETH plus WETH, USDC, USDbC, DAI, cbETH balances for any Base address, enriched with live USD values via DexScreener. Only non-zero holdings are returned.

The post-trade check everything else skips: given a token, your position size and (optionally) entry price, returns live price & P&L, whether the position can still be EXITED at that size, and the token's current rug score — combined into a healthy / watch / exit_now verdict with reasons. The risk that changes after you buy is exactly the risk holders miss.

Hot volume is often fake. This reads a token's transfer events and flags the wash/circular shape: the share of transfers round-tripping through addresses active on BOTH the send and receive side, plus participant concentration. Returns clean / elevated / likely_wash with the top round-trippers. A heuristic signal, not proof — LPs and routers legitimately sit on both sides — so size off it, don't convict on it. Pass days= (default 7). Not financial advice.

🆕 A smart account's gas can be paid by a PAYMASTER instead of the account itself — invisible to every 'does this wallet spend ETH' heuristic. Reads a wallet's UserOperationEvents across BOTH EntryPoints (v0.6 + v0.7): is it a smart account, its op count and success rate, and WHO sponsors its gas (self vs which paymaster, per-sponsor share). A fully-sponsored account is typically app- or agent-operated. wallet= required, days= optional (default 30, max 90). Not financial advice.

Sanctions screening for NAMES, not wallets. Pass a person or company; get GO / HOLD / STOP against the official U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN export, including a.k.a. aliases. Conservative by design: only a full-name match is a hit. Screening aid, not a compliance determination.

Syntax + live DNS (MX/A) + disposable, role and consumer-mailbox detection, as one GO / HOLD / STOP verdict with the reasons listed. Catches throwaway inboxes, support@-style shared mailboxes and one-character domain typos (gmial.com). No SMTP probe, so mailbox existence is not claimed.

Agents bridge across chains and get it wrong — bad route, an untrusted bridge, fees that eat the transfer. Returns the best cross-chain route via the LiFi aggregator: which bridge, how much arrives, est. time, gas + bridge fees in USD, and the ready-to-send tx. Chains: ethereum, base, arbitrum, optimism, polygon. Tokens by symbol (USDC/USDT/ETH/WETH/DAI) or a 0x address + amountUnits. A quote — re-quote with your own sender before executing; we never hold keys. Not financial advice.

Simulate an UNSIGNED transaction against live Base state before an agent signs: will it SUCCEED or revert (with the contract's own reason), the gas estimate and ETH cost, and — decoded from the calldata — whether it grants an approval, and whether that approval is UNLIMITED (approve/permit) or a setApprovalForAll, the classic drain vectors. Pass from, to, and optionally data (calldata) + value. The pre-execution check the agent-safety playbook says to run and block on. Not financial advice.

Before sending a NEP-141 token on NEAR: is the token real and not paused, does the receiver exist, and is it registered on the token — the storage_deposit step whose absence fails a transfer. If not, says the exact fix and its NEAR cost. With from and amount, also checks the sender holds enough. Catches sending to the token contract itself. Live from the NEAR RPC.

Reads the CDP discovery index (the directory agents search) for a capability keyword and reports the competitive picture: how many indexed services match, distinct sellers, price range, networks, and the index's own 30-day demand metric — total calls and unique payers, real usage not a guess. For a builder choosing what to ship or an agent picking a provider. Pass payTo to scope to one seller. The index under-reports (partial), so counts are a floor. Not financial advice.

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The zoom-out flagship: aggregates trending and newly-listed Base tokens, then AI writes a concise market brief — mood, highlights, new & notable launches, and cautions (fresh/unknown tokens flagged for rug risk). One call gives a trading agent market context instead of dozens of lookups.

Local time and time zone for Rio de Janeiro right now: IANA zone name, UTC offset, whether daylight saving is in effect and when it next changes, and the current local date-time. Meeting scheduling across zones without an API key. $0.01 per call.