Resolve a hostname over public DNS and return parsed records. Query: host (required FQDN), types (comma-separated: A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS,CAA,SRV,CNAME,PTR,SOA — default A,AAAA,MX,TXT,NS), resolver (cloudflare|google|quad9|opendns, optional). Returns one normalized JSON shape per record type with per-type error pass-through. Reserved/local TLDs (.local, .internal, .invalid, .test, localhost) are rejected. 4s per-query timeout.

Certificate Transparency recon for a domain — discover its subdomains and issued certificates from public CT logs (passive attack-surface mapping). Pass domain. Returns the deduplicated set of subdomains seen across all certs (subdomains + subdomainCount), and the certificates (issuer, validity window, SAN dns names), most recent first. Sourced from SSLMate certSpotter (primary) with a crt.sh fallback — keyless. Live CT-log data over a huge append-only dataset an LLM cannot enumerate. For external attack-surface discovery, shadow-IT/subdomain inventory, and certificate monitoring. Note: CT shows names that ever appeared in a cert, not necessarily live hosts.

Grade a domain's email-authentication and DNS-security posture from live DNS in one call: SPF, DMARC (policy + alignment), DKIM (for the supplied or common selectors), MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, DNSSEC, CAA, and BIMI. Pass domain (and optional dkimSelector). Returns an overall letter grade, a summary (spf/dmarcPolicy/dkim/mtaSts/dnssec/caa/bimi + spoofingProtected), and a per-mechanism block with the raw record, parsed tags, and specific issues (e.g. 'DMARC p=none — monitor only', 'SPF ~all soft-fail', 'no MTA-STS'). Sourced from live public DNS via DNS-over-HTTPS — an LLM cannot know a domain's current records. For deliverability/anti-spoofing audits, vendor security review, and phishing-resistance checks. DKIM is selector-based (selectors aren't enumerable), so 'not found' only means none of the checked selectors resolved.

Domain intelligence in one call — composes DNS, WHOIS/RDAP registration, and the live TLS certificate for a domain. Pass domain (e.g. example.com). Returns a summary (does it resolve, has MX, registrar, domain expiry, whether HTTPS is currently valid, days until cert expiry) plus three independent sections: dns (A/AAAA/MX/NS/TXT records), whois (registrar, registered/expires/updated dates, status codes, nameservers, DNSSEC), and tls (certificate issuer, subject, validity window, SANs, fingerprint). Each section reports found/error independently, so a domain with no HTTPS still returns DNS + WHOIS. For domain due diligence, security recon, expiry monitoring, and vendor onboarding. Individual sources: /api/dns/lookup, /api/domain/whois, /api/net/tls-cert.

Modern WHOIS via RDAP. Query: domain (e.g. example.com). Returns { domain, ldhName, handle, registrar:{ name, ianaId, url, abuseEmail, abusePhone }, registeredAt, expiresAt, updatedAt, statuses (camelCase ICANN EPP codes), nameservers[], dnssecSigned, rdapUrl }. GDPR: registrant personal data is generally redacted upstream and not returned. Some TLDs without RDAP are not supported and return 404 TLD_NOT_SUPPORTED.

Global natural events tracker via NASA EONET v3 (Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker). Returns active and historical events curated by NASA EOSDIS: wildfires, severe storms, volcanoes, floods, droughts, landslides, sea/lake ice, dust/haze, manmade incidents, water-color anomalies. Each event includes geo-located observation points with timestamps, source attribution (USGS, NWS, IRWIN, GDACS, etc.), and category. Filter by status (open/closed/all), days-back window, category, or bounding box.

Situational awareness for a coordinate: recent earthquakes (USGS) and active wildfires (NIFC) within a configurable radius. Returns each with distance-from-query in km, sorted nearest-first. Multi-source synthesis from free US Government feeds. Real-time, post-training data.

Latest benchmark commodity price with the prior value + % change. Pass commodity for one, or omit for all. Commodities: wti, brent, natural-gas, gasoline, diesel, heating-oil, propane, copper, aluminum, corn, wheat, sugar — i.e. crude oil (WTI + Brent), natural gas, gasoline, diesel, heating oil, propane, gold, copper, aluminum, corn, wheat, sugar. Each result names the FRED series ID + unit ($/barrel, $/gallon, $/troy oz, $/metric ton...). Daily benchmarks report a daily date; global-price series are monthly. Source: EIA / LBMA / IMF via FRED (St. Louis Fed).

CFTC Commitments of Traders (COT) — weekly futures positioning for a market (free/keyless). Match a market by name (e.g. 'E-MINI S&P', 'GOLD', 'CRUDE OIL', 'BITCOIN'). Each weekly report: open interest, large speculators (non-commercial) long/short/spread, commercials (hedgers) long/short, small (non-reportable) traders, and week-over-week changes. For positioning/sentiment analysis.

Any series in the Federal Reserve's FRED database (800k+ US & international economic time series). HOW TO USE: if you know the series id, pass seriesId to get the series metadata (title, units, frequency, seasonal adjustment, observation range, last updated) + its most-recent observations (date + value, newest first; optionally bound the range with start/end YYYY-MM-DD and cap with limit). If you DON'T know the id, pass query to full-text search the catalog (returns ids + titles + units + frequency, most-popular first) — then call again with the seriesId you found. Popular ids: UNRATE (unemployment rate), CPIAUCSL (CPI), PCEPI (PCE price index), GDP / GDPC1 (nominal / real GDP), PAYEMS (nonfarm payrolls), FEDFUNDS (fed funds rate), DGS10 / DGS2 (10yr / 2yr Treasury), T10Y2Y (10y-2y spread), MORTGAGE30US (30yr mortgage), SP500, VIXCLS (VIX), DEXUSEU (USD/EUR), DCOILWTICO (WTI oil), HOUST (housing starts), UMCSENT (consumer sentiment), M2SL (M2 money supply). Each series' units and frequency come back in the metadata so you know how to read the values. Free, public-domain for most series (FRED attribution). Distinct from econ.indicator (a small curated headline set) — this is the FULL catalog. Companion endpoints: econ.fred-releases (when reports are published — the data calendar) and econ.fred-vintage (point-in-time / revised values for honest backtesting).

Browse the Federal Reserve FRED category tree to DISCOVER economic series. Pass a categoryId to get that category (name + parent), its child categories, and the most-popular series filed under it (id, title, units, frequency) — then pull the data with econ.fred. Omit categoryId (or pass 0) for the eight top-level categories: Money/Banking/Finance, Population/Employment/Labor, National Accounts, Production & Business Activity, Prices, International Data, U.S. Regional Data, Academic Data. Walk down via each child's id. Free, public-domain (FRED). The structured map of what FRED actually contains — far more reliable than guessing series ids. Companion to econ.fred (fetch/search) and econ.fred-releases (calendar).

Federal Reserve regional economic data: one snapshot of a FRED regional series across ALL its geographies (every U.S. state, county, or metro area) for a single period. Pass a regional series id (e.g. WIPCPI = per-capita personal income by state, or a state/county unemployment series) and get each region's name, FIPS region code, value, and per-region FRED series id, plus the group's units, frequency, and available date range. Add a date (YYYY-MM-DD) for a point-in-time cross-section; omit it for the latest. Authoritative St. Louis Fed (GeoFRED) data agents can't recite — per-state income, county unemployment, regional GDP — keyed by exact region codes. Free, public-domain. Companion to econ.fred (national series), econ.fred-categories (discover series ids), and census.demographics (ACS survey).

The US economic-data release CALENDAR — when official economic reports are published, from the Federal Reserve's FRED. Returns upcoming release dates (date, release name, FRED release id), starting from `from` (default today), ascending. Filter by name to find a specific report's schedule (e.g. name="Consumer Price Index" → the next CPI dates; "Employment Situation" → jobs report; "Gross Domestic Product"; "FOMC"), or by releaseId. Free, public-domain (FRED). Future release dates an LLM cannot possibly know — essential for trading, scheduling, and macro-monitoring agents that need to act around data drops. Pair with econ.fred to pull the actual numbers once a release is out.

Point-in-time (vintage) economic data from FRED's ALFRED archive — what an economic figure was AS FIRST REPORTED / as known on a past date, before later revisions. Give a seriesId (e.g. GDP, GDPC1, PAYEMS, INDPRO) and an asOf date to get the observations exactly as they stood on that date; omit asOf to get the current (latest-revised) values. Also returns the series' vintage (revision) dates — every date the series was revised. Free, public-domain (FRED). Critical for honest backtesting and macro research: it eliminates look-ahead bias (e.g. GDP for 2020Q1 was first reported far lower than today's revised figure). No LLM and no real-time API gives this — it's the archived state of the data through time. Pair with econ.fred (current series) and econ.fred-releases (release calendar).

Latest reading of a curated US macroeconomic indicator, with the prior + year-ago values and YoY % change. Pass indicator for one, or omit for all. Indicators: unemployment-rate, fed-funds-rate, nonfarm-payrolls, jobless-claims, labor-force-participation, real-gdp, gdp-growth, 10y-treasury, 2y-treasury, 3m-treasury, 30y-mortgage, consumer-sentiment, housing-starts, retail-sales, industrial-production, m2, personal-saving-rate — i.e. unemployment rate, fed funds rate, nonfarm payrolls, jobless claims, labor-force participation, real GDP + GDP growth, 2y/3m/10y Treasury yields, 30y mortgage rate, consumer sentiment, housing starts, retail sales, industrial production, M2, personal saving rate. Each result names the FRED series ID + units. Source: BLS/BEA/Fed/Treasury via FRED (St. Louis Fed). For inflation specifically use inflation.rates; for any raw series use bls.series.

Search US colleges + universities via the Department of Education College Scorecard API. Filter by free-text name (q), OPE/IPEDS school id, state, city, zip, ownership (1=Public | 2=Private nonprofit | 3=Private for-profit), predominant degree level (0=Not classified | 1=Certificate | 2=Associate | 3=Bachelor | 4=Graduate), enrollment range. Returns a curated field set per school: identity (name, alias, URL, location), classification (Carnegie, locale, religious affiliation, minority-serving designation), latest admissions (admit rate, SAT/ACT midpoints), cost (in-state + out-of-state tuition, total cost of attendance), aid (median debt, federal-loan rate, Pell rate), completion rate, 10-year median earnings, repayment rate, lat/lon. Every accredited US institution. Use perPage + page for pagination; page is 0-indexed.

Look up any US public K-12 school (~102k, NCES Common Core of Data). Search by name (partial), district (LEA name, partial), state (2-letter), city, zip, or exact ncessch (12-digit NCES id). Each school: NCES id, name, district + LEA id, address, phone, lat/lon, school level (1=primary 2=middle 3=high 4=other) and type (1=regular 2=special-ed 3=vocational 4=alternative), charter/magnet/virtual flags, enrollment, teacher FTE, grade span, CCD year. Results ordered by enrollment. Higher-ed sibling: /api/edu/college-scorecard. Public-domain federal data.

Validate an email address and return structured signals: RFC syntax validity (isSyntaxValid + reason if not), the normalized address with split local/domain, and boolean flags for isDisposable (throwaway/temp-mail domain), isRoleAccount (info@, support@, admin@, …), and isFreeProvider (gmail/outlook/yahoo/icloud/…). With checkMx (default true) it also reports hasMxRecords — whether the domain publishes MX records, looked up live via DNS-over-HTTPS — plus the MX hosts. IMPORTANT: this is NOT a deliverability or mailbox-existence guarantee (catch-all domains, greylisting, and privacy relays make that impossible to assert from a single lookup); hasMxRecords reflects DNS MX presence only. Useful for signup-flow hygiene, lead scrubbing, and flagging disposable/role addresses before sending.

Retail electricity price and sales for a US state by customer sector (residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, all), monthly, newest first, from EIA. Returns average price (cents/kWh), sales (MWh), revenue ($M), and customer count per month. Public-domain, live-wrap. More granular than energy.prices (which is the national all-sector benchmark only).

Locate alternative-fuel stations across the US via NREL Alternative Fuels Data Center. Search by lat/lon + radius (miles), state, or zip. Filter by fuelType (BD=Biodiesel | CNG=Compressed Natural Gas | ELEC=Electric vehicle charging | E85=Ethanol | HY=Hydrogen | LNG=Liquefied Natural Gas | LPG=Propane | RD=Renewable Diesel), status (E=Available | P=Planned | T=Temporarily Unavailable), access (public/private), and EV network. For EV chargers, returns connector types (J1772, CHAdeMO, Tesla, etc.), Level 1/2/DC-fast counts, pricing, and access hours. Indispensable for trip-planning agents, fleet logistics, EV-adoption analysis.

Electricity generation mix by fuel type for a US state (2-letter) or "US", from EIA — the most recent monthly net generation (thousand MWh) broken out by fuel (natural gas, coal, nuclear, solar, wind, hydro, etc.) with each fuel's percent share and the all-fuels total. Public-domain, live-wrap. Use for grid carbon-intensity, decarbonization, and energy-policy reasoning. (For benchmark energy prices use energy.prices; for retail electricity rates by state/sector use energy.electricity-rates.)

US energy benchmark prices from the EIA (Energy Information Administration) open data API. Omit series for a one-call snapshot of the latest value of every benchmark; pass series for its recent time series (newest first). Benchmarks: wti_crude / brent_crude ($/barrel), henry_hub_gas ($/MMBtu), gasoline_regular / diesel ($/gallon), electricity_retail (cents/kWh). Each observation has date, value, units, and frequency. Public-domain US government data.

Solar irradiance + PV-yield forecast for any coordinate (free/keyless, global). Returns a daily 1-16 day forecast: GHI (kWh/m²), peak sun hours, sunshine hours, and estimated yield per kWp of panels (at a 0.75 performance ratio). For rooftop-solar planning, agrivoltaics, and EV-charge scheduling. Complements energy.solar-resource (NREL long-run averages, US).

Get average solar resource estimates for any latitude/longitude via NREL. Returns annual + monthly averages for: Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI, kWh/m²/day — solar concentrators), Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI, kWh/m²/day — flat-plate panels), and Tilted-At-Latitude irradiance (optimal fixed-panel orientation). Sourced from NREL National Solar Radiation Database (NSRDB). Useful for rooftop solar feasibility, off-grid design, and renewable-energy modeling.

Which electric utility serves a US latitude/longitude, and a summary of its published rate plans, from the OpenEI Utility Rate Database (URDB, CC0). Each plan returns the utility, rate name, customer sector, EIA utility id, fixed monthly charge, the first-tier energy rate ($/kWh), and a link to the full tariff. Use for solar/EV/storage economics, bill estimation, and "who is my utility" lookups. (For average state retail prices use energy.electricity-rates.)

Search the global corpus of published fact-checks (ClaimReview) by free-text claim. Returns matching claims with the claimant, claim date, and each fact-check review's verdict (textualRating, e.g. "False", "Misleading", "True"), the publisher (PolitiFact, Snopes, FactCheck.org, Reuters Fact Check, AFP, …), the review URL, and review date. Covers every topic — politics, health, science, viral and misinformation claims. Optional language, recency (maxAgeDays), and publisher-site filters. Aggregated by Google from publishers' schema.org ClaimReview data. Use it to check whether a claim has been independently fact-checked and how it was rated, rather than asserting from training data.

Compute a loan or mortgage amortization schedule. Pass principal, annualRatePct (e.g. 6.5), and the term as termMonths or termYears; optional extraMonthly adds extra principal each month (shortening the term). Returns the fixed monthly payment, total interest, total paid, the actual payoff month count, and the full month-by-month schedule (each row: payment, principal, interest, remaining balance). Handles the 0% case and trims the final payment exactly. Deterministic — the ground-truth answer for a loan/mortgage/auto-finance question instead of an LLM approximating compound interest. No external calls.

Resolve a bank / financial institution across identifier systems. Give exactly one of bic (SWIFT/BIC), lei, or fdic_cert and get the others back: LEI, every ISO 9362 BIC the institution registers, the FDIC institution record (when matched), jurisdiction, and a canonical name. The BIC<->LEI bridge is authoritative and live from GLEIF (the LEI record carries the institution BIC list, CC0); anchoring on an FDIC certificate returns the FDIC BankFind record and best-effort name-matches it to a GLEIF LEI (flagged via bridge). There is no free FDIC-cert<->BIC table, so the FDIC<->GLEIF link is name-match only -- per-source status + bridge make any partial resolve explicit. Sources: GLEIF (CC0) + FDIC BankFind (US public domain).

Identify a payment card from its BIN/IIN (Bank Identification Number — the leading 6-8 digits). Pass the BIN or the first digits of a card number and get the card brand (Visa, Mastercard, …), card type (debit/credit), category, issuing bank, and country (ISO alpha-2 + name). Longest-prefix match against an open community dataset (CC-BY). The BIN identifies the issuer/brand/country only — never the cardholder or account number. For payment routing, fraud checks, and checkout UX.

Headline central-bank policy/benchmark rates side-by-side in one call, normalized: US (Fed effective funds rate), Euro area (ECB deposit facility rate), Japan (BoJ call-money benchmark), United Kingdom (SONIA, which tracks the BoE Bank Rate). Each result names the bank, country, the rate, the as-of date, the FRED series id, and a label stating exactly which instrument it is (banks don't all publish the same policy instrument). Pass bank to filter (one of: fed, ecb, boj, boe), or omit for all. Source: FRED (St. Louis Fed).

Resolve SEC CIK <-> ticker in both directions. Pass a ticker to get its CIK; pass a CIK to get every ticker the issuer has (each share class, e.g. GOOG + GOOGL), each with its listing exchange (Nasdaq, NYSE, etc.) and the canonical company name. The CIK is the key to everything in EDGAR -- filings, XBRL facts, Form 4 insider trades, 13F holdings -- so this is the join that turns a ticker an agent has into the identifier EDGAR actually indexes by (and back). Data: SEC company_tickers_exchange.json (US public domain), cached and refreshed daily. Distinct from finance.security-resolve, which also crosses into FIGI/LEI/ISIN; this one is the focused, exchange-aware CIK<->ticker map.

Curated XBRL financial metrics for a US public company by stock ticker. Pulls SEC EDGAR's companyfacts JSON (per-CIK XBRL filings) and extracts a top-line set of ~15 financial metrics with their most recent annual + quarterly values. Each metric returns: end date, start date (or null for balance-sheet snapshots), value, fiscal year/period, originating form (10-K/10-Q), and filed date. Available metric keys (pass any comma-separated subset via the metrics param, or omit to get all): revenue, grossProfit, operatingIncome, netIncome, eps, epsDiluted, rdExpense, totalAssets, totalLiabilities, stockholdersEquity, cash, longTermDebt, operatingCashFlow, capex, sharesOutstanding. Backed by SEC.gov; underlying data is public-domain US government records.

Company 360 — a US public company's SEC picture in one call by ticker. Merges three SEC sources: recent filings (10-K/10-Q/8-K and all form types, with links), curated XBRL fundamentals (revenue, net income, EPS, assets, etc. — annual + quarterly series), and recent insider transactions (Form 4 buys/sells by officers & directors). Each section reports found/error independently. Equity research, due diligence, monitoring. Pass ticker (required); optional formType filters the filings section, limit caps each list. Individual sources: /api/finance/sec-filings, /api/finance/company-facts, /api/finance/insider-trades.

Map a security identifier to its FIGI (Financial Instrument Global Identifier) and metadata via OpenFIGI. Give an idType (ISIN, CUSIP, SEDOL, TICKER, FIGI, COMMON, WKN, CINS — or a raw OpenFIGI ID_* type) and idValue, optionally narrowed by exchCode (e.g. US, LN) or currency. Returns each matching listing with its FIGI, composite FIGI (per-country grouping), share-class FIGI (cross-country grouping), name, ticker, exchange code, security type, market sector, and description. Free, open symbology (Bloomberg OpenFIGI; FIGI is an open OMG/ANNA standard). The canonical "what is this security and what are its identifiers across exchanges" lookup — for trading, reference-data, and portfolio agents.

Free-text search for securities across global exchanges via OpenFIGI. Give a query (company name, ticker, description) and optionally narrow by exchCode (e.g. US), securityType, or marketSector (Equity, Corp, Govt, Mtge, Muni, Pfd, Comdty, Index, Curncy). Returns relevance-ranked matches with FIGI, composite/share-class FIGI, name, ticker, exchange, security type, market sector, and description, plus a `next` cursor for paging (pass it back as start). Free, open symbology (Bloomberg OpenFIGI). Distinct from finance.figi (exact identifier → FIGI): this is discovery by name/keyword.

SEC Form 144 filings — notices of PROPOSED insider stock sales (intent to sell restricted/control shares), newest first, via EDGAR full-text search. Market-wide by default, or filter by ticker/company/keyword (q). Each: filer + issuer names, filing date, accession, CIKs, and a filing URL. The heads-up before a Form 4 confirms the sale. Complements finance.insider-trades.

Indian bank branch lookup by IFSC code (the 11-character Indian Financial System Code identifying a bank branch). Returns the bank name and code, branch, centre, district, state, city, full address, contact number, MICR code, and which payment rails the branch supports (IMPS, RTGS, NEFT, UPI). Free, open data (Razorpay / RBI directory). Deterministic bank-branch reference for payments, remittance, and KYC validation in India.

Recent SEC Form 4 insider transactions for a US public company by ticker. Returns parsed transactions: insider name + relationship (director, officer/title, 10%+ owner), transaction date, SEC code (P=purchase, S=sale, A=grant, D=disposition, M=exercise, F=tax-withholding, G=gift), security title, shares, price/share, total USD value, post-transaction balance, direct vs indirect ownership. Each filing pulled separately and parsed from raw XML — bounded by limit (1-10, default 5). Backed by SEC.gov; underlying Form 4 filings are public records. For insider trades + filings + fundamentals merged by ticker in one call, see /api/finance/company-profile.

Recent SEC EDGAR filings for a US publicly-traded company by stock ticker. Resolves ticker → CIK via SEC's company_tickers.json, then fetches the company's submissions index from data.sec.gov. Returns company metadata (name, CIK, SIC industry classification, exchanges, fiscal year-end, state of incorporation) plus filings with form type, filing date, report date, accession number, primary-document URL, and filing-index URL. Filter to one form type (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 4, 13F-HR, SC 13G, S-1, etc.) via formType param. Default 20 results, max 100. Backed by SEC.gov; underlying filings are public-domain US government records. For filings + fundamentals + insider trades merged by ticker in one call, see /api/finance/company-profile.

Universal security-identifier resolver. Give exactly one of ticker, isin, or lei and get the others back — ticker, SEC CIK, FIGI (incl. composite + share-class), LEI, and ISINs — plus the canonical issuer name. The one call that joins a security across the systems agents actually use: CIK for filings, FIGI for trading, LEI for the legal entity, ISIN for settlement. Composes SEC EDGAR, OpenFIGI, and GLEIF (CC0). Per-source status is returned, so a partial match is explicit rather than silently wrong. Note: CUSIP/SEDOL are accepted by sibling /finance/figi as inputs but never emitted here (licensed); ISINs come from GLEIF CC0 data.

Parsed institutional holdings from a 13F-HR filing. By investment-manager CIK (e.g. 1067983 = Berkshire Hathaway). Returns each holding's nameOfIssuer, cusip, market value (whole USD per the modern Form 13F convention), shares/principal amount + type, putCall flag for options, and voting authority (sole/shared/none). Sorted by value descending. Pass formType for amendments (13F-HR/A) or non-filings (13F-NT). Backed by SEC.gov; underlying 13F filings are public records.

SEC EDGAR XBRL Frames — one financial concept reported by every public filer for a single period, for cross-company screening and comparison. Give an XBRL tag (e.g. Revenues, NetIncomeLoss, Assets), a unit (default USD), and a period (CY2023 for annual, CY2023Q1 for a quarter, CY2023Q4I for instant balance-sheet items), and get back every filer's value — company name, CIK, location, period start/end, and the reported value — sorted high to low (or asc). Returns the total filer count and the top N. Free, public-domain (SEC). Distinct from finance.company-facts (one company, many metrics): this is one metric across all companies. For ranking, peer comparison, and market-wide analysis.

Live airport activity board. For an airport (ICAO like KSFO or IATA like SFO), returns recent/upcoming departures or arrivals — flight ident, registration, aircraft type, origin/destination airports, status, scheduled/estimated/actual gate times, gate and terminal. Choose the board with type. Real-time operational data for an airport; complements flight.status (single flight) and flight.route-schedule.

Scheduled flights between two airports over a date window. Pass origin and destination (ICAO or IATA) plus startDate/endDate; returns scheduled flights with ident, operator, aircraft type, origin/destination, and scheduled departure/arrival times. Answers 'what flights run SFO→JFK this week'. Complements flight.status and flight.airport-board.

Live flight status and tracking. Pass ident as an airline flight designator (ICAO "UAL1" or IATA "UA1") or an aircraft tail number; returns recent and upcoming instances of that flight with origin/destination airports (ICAO/IATA/name/city/timezone), status, cancellation/diversion flags, scheduled vs estimated vs actual gate and runway times (out/off/on/in), departure and arrival delays, en-route progress percent, aircraft type and registration, and route distance. limit controls how many instances return (default 5, newest first by scheduled departure). Real-time operational data — answer "where is this flight, is it delayed, when does it land" with live values. For aircraft registry data see /api/aircraft/lookup; for airport metadata see /api/airport/lookup.

Resolve a food product barcode (UPC, EAN-13, EAN-8, etc.) to structured product metadata via Open Food Facts — the CC0 community-maintained database of >3M food products. Returns product name, brand, ingredient list, allergens, nutriments (per-100g + per-serving), Nutri-Score grade (a-e), NOVA processing classification (1-4), Eco-Score, categories, manufacturing origin, packaging, and product image URLs.

UK Food Standards Agency food hygiene ratings (FHRS) for an establishment. Search by business name and/or postcode and get matching establishments with their hygiene rating (0-5 in England/Wales/NI; Pass / Improvement Required in Scotland), rating date, the three component scores (hygiene, structural, confidence in management — lower is better), business type, local authority, full address + postcode, and geocode. Free, Open Government Licence (commercial use permitted). Authoritative inspection data an LLM cannot recall — for food, hospitality, and consumer-safety agents.

Daily reference exchange rates from the European Central Bank (via Frankfurter). 30+ major currencies. Pass base = 3-letter ISO 4217 currency (default USD), optional symbols = comma-separated target codes (default = all available), optional date = YYYY-MM-DD for historical rates (history back to 1999, business days only; omit for latest), optional amount to convert (default 1). Returns base, date, amount, and a map of currency code → rate.

Historical daily exchange-rate series from the European Central Bank (via Frankfurter), with computed summary statistics. Pass base = 3-letter ISO 4217 currency (default USD), start = YYYY-MM-DD, optional end = YYYY-MM-DD (default = latest available), optional symbols = comma-separated target codes (default all), optional amount to scale rates (default 1). Range is capped at 366 days. Returns, per target currency, first/last/min/max/mean rate plus absolute and percentage change over the window, alongside the full daily series. ECB publishes on business days only; weekends and holidays are omitted.

Ground elevation above sea level for a coordinate, anywhere on Earth. Pass lat + lon. Returns elevation in meters and feet (from the Copernicus/SRTM digital elevation model, ~90m resolution). Source: Open-Meteo elevation API (keyless, CC BY 4.0).