The circulating total supply of an ERC-20, read from the token contract itself rather than from an aggregator, so it is the number the chain holds at the block you asked for. Returns the raw uint256 and the same figure formatted with the token's own decimals. A contract that does not implement totalSupply answers 422 rather than a fabricated zero. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

The transaction count of an account, which is the nonce its next transaction must carry. Ask for block "pending" to include transactions already in the mempool, which is what you want before signing; the default "latest" counts only mined transactions. Returns the count as a decimal string and as hex. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

Turn any text into a URL-safe slug (lowercase, hyphenated, diacritics stripped).

What paying buyers said about each tool on this server: good and bad counts and the number of distinct wallets behind them, over a window you choose. Every verdict counted here was written by the wallet that paid for that specific call, one per settlement transaction, so the numbers cannot be inflated by anyone who did not buy. Counts only - no payer addresses and no review text, ever. Bad counts are published beside good ones, including ours.

Convert a value between units of length, mass, temperature, volume, area, speed, time, data, pressure, energy, power, angle, frequency - every unit the retired convert-* endpoints handled (e.g. miles, kilometers, kilograms, pounds, stones, us-gallons, liters, fahrenheit, psi, bar, kilopascals, kilowatt-hours, joules, btu, horsepower, and imperial Russian versts, sazhens, arshins, poods and funts).

Google's generateContent wire priced from the request itself: the 402 quotes this exact body, from $0.001, with upto buyers settling actual usage. Use it when an agent built on the Gemini SDK needs a supported model paid per call without an API key.

Read one 32-byte storage slot from a contract, the raw state under whatever the source code calls it. Returns the word as hex plus three readings of the same bytes - unsigned integer, address (low 20 bytes) and boolean - because a slot is untyped on chain and only the caller knows which it meant. Useful for proxy implementation slots, paused flags and any value the ABI does not expose. EVM chains: ethereum, base, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.

Fetch and validate a domain's SPF record (RFC 7208). Parses mechanisms (ip4/ip6/include/a/mx/all), counts DNS lookups against the famous 10-lookup limit, and flags the qualifier on `all` (-/fail, ~/softfail, ?/neutral). The first stop when an email is hitting the spam folder.

Complete B20 token profile straight from the precompile: variant (Asset/Stablecoin), name, symbol, decimals, total supply, supply cap, active transfer policies, pause states, and rebase. The data companion to b20-safety.

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.

The address-poisoning attack: a scammer sends dust from an address whose first/last characters match one you really use, hoping you copy-paste the poisoned one. An auto-paying agent is the perfect victim. This compares the recipient against the head/tail of addresses the wallet actually transacts with and flags a look-alike that is NOT a real counterparty. Pass wallet= (yours) and to= (the recipient). A heuristic — verify the full address regardless. Not financial advice.

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.

Pass a Base token contract address and get the current USD price, 24h change, liquidity, and volume from DexScreener (highest-liquidity pair auto-selected). No API key required.

Search the live web from an agent that has no browser: pass query= and get back ranked results (title, URL, snippet, relevance score) plus a synthesized one-paragraph answer over them. maxResults=1..20 (default 5); includeAnswer=false to skip the summary and take sources only. The step before reasoning about anything that happened after the model's training cutoff — prices, releases, incidents, docs. Nothing crypto about it.

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.

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.

🆕 Commerce Payments flows are DRIVEN by an operator — it authorizes escrow, captures for merchants and takes the fees. This audits one before you rely on it: 90-day volumes, fees taken, capture-vs-reclaim record (missed capture windows = merchants left unpaid), distinct payers and merchants. verdict: healthy_operator / mixed / sloppy_operator / no_activity. No other tool reads this new Base commerce protocol.

🆕 Since Pectra an EOA can carry EIP-7702 delegated code (the 0xef0100 designator): every call to the wallet executes the DELEGATE's contract with the wallet's funds — a malicious delegate is total takeover, invisible to approval tools. Reads the designator, resolves the delegate and verdicts it: not_delegated / delegated_known (Coinbase's EOA→SmartWallet path) / delegated_unknown (🚨) / smart_contract. The drain surface no other Base tool checks.

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.