Per-player performance context around tournament matches.

US Treasury yield curve in one call: 1mo/3mo/6mo/1yr/2yr/5yr/10yr/30yr yields, the 10y-2y and 10y-3mo spreads, and a boolean inversion flag on each -- a classic recession/risk-off signal every macro trader watches. Live from FRED's daily constant-maturity Treasury series. Not ticker-specific. $0.01/call.

Use this when you need an answer from a frontier AI model without an account or an API key: Claude (Opus, Fable, Sonnet, Haiku), GPT-6 or Grok, one call. Price: $0.005 in USDC on Base or Solana, or $0.02 in USDG or $SWOGE on Robinhood Chain (tool price + settlement cost, minimum $0.02).

Use this to check a draw independently: recomputes the SHA-256 of a revealed server_seed against its hash, and the numbers of a swoge-hmac-sha256-v1 draw, or the 52-card shoe of a SWOGE casino hand (scheme swoge-casino-shoe with its nonce). Price: $0.003 in USDC on Base or Solana, or $0.02 in USDG or $SWOGE on Robinhood Chain (tool price + settlement cost, minimum $0.02).

Every seller in the x402 Bazaar as one CSV (2,046 rows), ranked by paid calls in the last 30 days: listings, calls, unique payers, last call, price range, networks, sample description.

Use this when you want the newest tokens on Robinhood Chain, minutes after their pool opens, with what an autonomous trading colony decided about each. Price: $0.006 in USDC on Base or Solana, or $0.02 in USDG or $SWOGE on Robinhood Chain (tool price + settlement cost, minimum $0.02).

Use this when you need to understand what a Robinhood Chain transaction did. Price: $0.005 in USDC on Base or Solana, or $0.02 in USDG or $SWOGE on Robinhood Chain (tool price + settlement cost, minimum $0.02).

Use this when you need passive reconnaissance on internet infrastructure: a domain, an IP address, a website URL, an autonomous system (AS15169) or a CVE id. Price: $0.01 in USDC on Base or Solana, or $0.02 in USDG or $SWOGE on Robinhood Chain (tool price + settlement cost, minimum $0.02).

Latest releases of the 10 main Ethereum clients as JSON: execution (go-ethereum, Nethermind, Besu, Erigon, Reth) and consensus (Lighthouse, Prysm, Teku, Nimbus, Lodestar). Version, date, days since release, link to notes, and a plain keyword flag when notes mention security or urgent upgrades.

OpenAI IPO data as JSON: confidential S-1 filing status and announcement date, reported 2027 listing expectations, Sam Altman ruling out a 2026 IPO, latest verified private funding round committed capital and post-money valuation, banks reported working on filing preparation (not confirmed underwriting mandates), and dated timeline. Each factual item has a source reference and verification grade; uncertain dates and unverified figures are omitted.

Does this write-up back up what it claims? Send up to 40,000 characters of text; get the claims that cite no evidence, contradictions, missing evidence and documentation gaps, with fixes. Deterministic rules, no AI. Rejects text containing secrets. A documentation review, not legal or financial advice

AI lab funding rounds and valuations as JSON (OpenAI, Anthropic): round size, post-money valuation, rounds in talks, employee tender offers, IPO valuation targets, strategic investor commitments. Each row keeps its source URL, verification grade (primary/secondary/reported) and value type.

Which overdue invoice should be chased, and what is the next step? Send an invoice number, client reference, amount and days overdue; get its aging category and the next action to take. Deterministic rules, no AI: the same input always gives the same answer

One-call market snapshot: BTC/ETH/SOL spot + 24h change, crypto fear & greed index, and SPY/QQQ/DIA/IWM quotes. JSON.

JSON tier (deterministic, no LLM): verifies a claimed value lives at a named JSON path in a public endpoint's response, by independent double re-fetch. Use it for machine-readable API responses; for HTML pages use /verify. Claim keys are paths (data.items[0].price). Type-strict; volatile values return unverifiable, never a guess. Public HTTPS JSON only. First 100 checks per client are free: resend with header X-Use-Free-Allowance: yes and no payment to use them.

PRESENCE tier (deterministic, no LLM): confirms the claimed value appears on the live page — it does NOT confirm the value is the right answer to the question. Positive verdict is "present", never "pass"; check_type web_field_presence_v1. For full verification use /verify. First 100 checks per client are free: resend with header X-Use-Free-Allowance: yes and no payment to use them.

Supported central bank codes (FED, ECB, BOJ, etc.).

Latest releases of Bitcoin Core and the Lightning implementations (LND, Core Lightning, Eclair, LDK) as JSON: version, date, days since release, link to notes, and a plain keyword flag when notes mention security fixes. Read live from GitHub.

x402 protocol updates as JSON: recently merged changes in the x402 Foundation repository (formerly coinbase/x402), latest tags, and current npm versions of the @x402 packages (core, evm, express, fetch, extensions) and @coinbase/x402. Read live from GitHub and npm, with links.

US weekly jobless claims in one call, live from FRED: initial claims, continuing claims, and 4-week moving average of initial claims, with week-over-week change computed where available — a leading labor-market indicator that drives risk-off and day-trading directional calls. Replaces 3 separate FRED series lookups. Not ticker-specific. $0.01/call.