Resolve a coordinate to its IANA timezone and return the current UTC offset, local wall time, DST status, and short abbreviation. Query: lat (-90..90), lon (-180..180), at (optional ISO 8601 instant; defaults to now). Returns { tz, abbreviation, offsetMinutes, offsetHours, localTime, observesDst, isDst, januaryOffsetMinutes, julyOffsetMinutes, instant, source }. Polygon lookup against a CC0 timezone boundary index; offsets and DST come from the runtime tzdata so transition rules stay current. Use when scheduling for a coordinate, converting timestamps to local wall time, or checking whether a location is currently observing daylight saving.

TLD registry intelligence and public-suffix analysis. Mode 1 (tld=io): IANA root-zone metadata — type (generic / country-code / sponsored), managing organization, unicode form for IDN TLDs. Mode 2 (domain=shop.example.co.uk): full Public Suffix List algorithm — the effective public suffix (co.uk), the registrable domain (example.co.uk), the subdomain part, the matched PSL rule, and whether the suffix is ICANN (registry) or private (corporate, e.g. github.io / s3.amazonaws.com) — plus the root-zone metadata for its TLD. Correctly handles wildcard and exception rules and IDN/punycode input. Use for cookie scoping, per-registrant rate limiting, URL dedup, and abuse/phishing analysis. Data: IANA root zone + Mozilla PSL, refreshed weekly.

Open a live TLS connection to a host and return its certificate. Give a host (and optional port, default 443). Returns the negotiated TLS protocol + cipher, whether the chain validates against system roots, and the leaf certificate's subject + issuer (CN/O/C), validity window (valid-from / valid-to), days until expiry + expired flag, serial number, SHA-256 fingerprint, Subject Alternative Names, and the chain length. A genuine network probe agents can't do from their sandbox — for cert-expiry monitoring, TLS audits, and verifying who issued a site's certificate. SSRF-guarded: the host must resolve to a public address. Self-signed and expired certs are reported (not rejected).

Cross-walk a traded-good code across HS (6-digit international Harmonized System) <-> HTS (US 10-digit import) <-> Schedule B (US 10-digit export) <-> NAICS industry. Pass the system + code and get the shared HS6, the official description, the matching Schedule B and HTS national lines, the NAICS industry(ies), and the SITC code. The join an import/export, customs, or supply-chain agent needs to move between the export schedule, the import tariff schedule, the international HS level, and the industry that makes the good -- all keyed on the globally-harmonized HS6 bridge. Backed by bundled public-domain US Census Foreign Trade concordances (Schedule B + HTS, latest annual). For a 10-digit input the NAICS is narrowed to that exact national line; cross-schedule lines are surfaced via the shared HS6 and flagged in notes. Companion to trade.tariff (duty rates) and business.naics (industry detail).

Annual international merchandise-trade flows from UN Comtrade (HS classification). Pass reporter (the country whose trade you want; ISO-2/ISO-3 like 'US'/'USA', a UN M49 number, or 'World'), optional partner (counterparty; default World), year (YYYY), flow (export|import), and commodity: 'TOTAL' (all goods, default), a specific HS code ('27', '8703'), or 'AG2'/'AG4'/'AG6' for a top-commodity breakdown at the 2/4/6-digit level. Returns trade value (USD), net weight, quantity, and the HS commodity, sorted by value. Country names are resolved from Comtrade's own reference data.

Look up or search UN/LOCODE — the United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations (~116k locations, all countries). Pass `locode` for an exact code (e.g. USNYC or 'US NYC'). Or pass `query` to search location names, optionally filtered by `country` (ISO 3166 alpha-2) and `function` (port, rail, road, airport, postal, multimodal, fixed, border). Each result: locode, name, country, subdivision, transport functions, entry status, IATA code where it differs, and coordinates. UN/LOCODE is the standard location identifier in shipping schedules, EDI messages, and customs documents.

Look up or search the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS / HS codes). Pass `code` for an exact HTS number (dots optional) — returns that line plus its 10-digit statistical suffixes with duty rates. Or pass `query` for free-text search (e.g. 'electric toothbrush', 'roasted coffee') → ranked candidate HS codes by hierarchical heading. Each result: htsno, chapter, description, full heading path, units, and duty rates (general/MFN, special/FTA, column-2). ~29.6k lines, public-domain USITC data. The deterministic backbone for tariff classification in import/export and ERP item setup.

Current US State Department travel advisories. Omit country for the full list (every country with an active advisory), or pass country (name, case-insensitive substring) for one. Each entry returns the country, the advisory level (1 Exercise Normal Precautions, 2 Exercise Increased Caution, 3 Reconsider Travel, 4 Do Not Travel) with its label, a plain-text summary of the reasons (crime, terrorism, unrest, kidnapping, health, etc.), the official advisory link, and the published date. Sourced live from the official travel.state.gov RSS feed (US government, public domain). For trip planning, duty-of-care, and travel-risk screening.

Look up the visa requirement for a traveler with a given passport visiting a destination country. Pass passport and destination as ISO-3166 alpha-3, alpha-2, or country name (e.g. passport=USA destination=Japan). Returns the requirement category — 'visa free' (with visaFreeDays, the allowed days), 'visa on arrival', 'e-visa', 'eta' (electronic travel authorization), 'visa required' (must arrange in advance), or 'no admission' — plus a plain-language description and the resolved passport/destination names. Data from the community-maintained Passport Index dataset (MIT). Informational only — not official immigration advice; verify with the destination's embassy before travel.

Daily Treasury Statement (DTS) operating cash balance via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Returns daily snapshots of the Treasury General Account (TGA) at the Federal Reserve plus tax-and-loan accounts and Federal Reserve deposit accounts. Each row carries record_date, account_type, close_today_bal, open_today_bal, open_month_bal, open_fiscal_year_bal. Useful for liquidity-tracking agents and macro researchers watching the Treasury Cash Balance heading into Treasury auctions, debt-ceiling pinch-points, etc. Fiscal Data filter syntax.

US National Debt — daily "Debt to the Penny" via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Each row carries record_date, debt held by public, intragovernmental holdings, and total public debt outstanding (all USD, signed integers as strings to preserve precision). Optional `filter` uses Fiscal Data syntax: `col:op:val` joined by commas (ops: eq, lt, lte, gt, gte, in). Default sort is `-record_date` (newest first). Authoritative source for "how much does the US owe?" — every weekday since 1993.

Official US Treasury exchange rates via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Used by federal agencies to report foreign-currency transactions in USD. Quarterly + ad-hoc updates per country/currency pair. Each row carries record_date, country, currency, country_currency_desc, exchange_rate, effective_date. Pair with `/api/fx/rates` (ECB Frankfurter, daily market rates) for cross-validation. Use Fiscal Data filter syntax — e.g. `filter=country:eq:Brazil` to scope to a single country.

Monthly Treasury Statement (MTS) — Table 4: receipts by source via US Treasury Fiscal Data. Returns monthly totals of federal government receipts grouped by classification (individual income tax, corporate income tax, social-insurance receipts, excise, customs, estate-and-gift, miscellaneous). Each row carries record_date, classification_id, classification_desc, current_month + current_fytd (fiscal year-to-date) gross_rcpt / refund / net_rcpt amounts, plus prior_fytd comparisons. Backbone of any "how much money is the federal government bringing in" question. Use Fiscal Data filter syntax.

Fetch any URL and return its article content with the clutter stripped — nav, ads, sidebars, footers, scripts, styles, comments removed via heuristic extraction (<article> / <main> / role=main / densest block). Choose the output with `format`: markdown (default), text, both (JSON envelope), html (a self-contained readable reader-view page, raw text/html), or pdf (a clean typeset reading document, raw application/pdf). html/pdf are built from the same cleaned content, so they carry no live page, no third-party assets, no trackers. SSRF-guarded, 512KB body cap, 8s timeout, 5 redirects max. JSON formats return { url, finalUrl, title, markdown?, text?, wordCount, sourceBytes }. This uses a raw HTTP fetch (no JavaScript) — for client-rendered / SPA pages whose content only appears after JS runs, use /api/url/render (same formats, headless-rendered). For a pixel-perfect image of the live page use /api/ai/screenshot; to enumerate a page or sitemap into its links use /api/url/map.

Discover the URLs a page or sitemap points at in a single fetch. Point it at an XML sitemap or sitemap-index and it returns the <loc> URLs; point it at an HTML page and it returns the <a href> links — auto-detected. URLs are resolved to absolute, de-duplicated, fragment-stripped, and http(s)-only. `limit` (1-2000, default 200) caps the count; `sameHostOnly` keeps only links on the same host. Single SSRF-guarded fetch, no JavaScript, stateless — NOT a recursive crawler: to go deeper, call map again on a child sitemap or a discovered page. Returns { url, finalUrl, source: "sitemap"|"links", count, capped, urls }.

Render a URL in a real headless browser (JavaScript executed) and return its article content with the clutter stripped — same cleaning + output formats as /api/url/clean, but for client-rendered / SPA pages whose content only appears after JS runs (where a raw HTTP fetch returns an empty shell). `format`: markdown (default), text, both (JSON envelope), html (self-contained reader page, raw text/html), or pdf (typeset reading doc, raw application/pdf). Optional `waitUntil` (load|domcontentloaded|networkidle0|networkidle2, default networkidle2) and `timeoutMs` (1000-15000, default 12000) control how long to let JS settle. Use /api/url/clean instead for server-rendered pages — it is faster and cheaper; only reach for render when JS rendering is required.

Fetch any URL and extract structured page metadata: title, description, og:image, canonical, favicon, site name, author, published time, language, and the first ~500 chars of body text. SSRF-guarded against private networks. 8s timeout, 512 KB max body. Returns the parsed metadata plus the raw og:/twitter:/itemprop meta dictionary for inspection.

Validate a US bank ABA routing number with the Federal Reserve weighted mod-10 checksum (3-7-1) — not just a 9-digit regex. Returns {valid, routingNumber, district (routing-symbol class), reason}. Catches transposed digits in ACH/wire setup that a length check misses. Structure + checksum only; not a bank-directory existence lookup.

Validate a SWIFT/BIC code (ISO 9362): 8 or 11 characters = 4-letter institution + 2-letter ISO country + 2-char location + optional 3-char branch, with the country position checked against ISO 3166. Returns {valid, bic, institution, country, location, branch, reason}. Structure validation only — not a SWIFT-directory existence lookup.

Validate a CUSIP (9-character US/Canada securities identifier) with its mod-10 weighted check digit. Returns {valid, cusip, checkDigit, reason}. Catches transposed characters in security master / holdings data that a length check misses. Structure + checksum only.

Validate a GS1 GLN (Global Location Number) — 13 digits with the GS1 mod-10 check digit. GLNs identify trading parties and physical locations (ship-to, bill-to, warehouse) across CPG supply chains and EDI. Returns {valid, gln, checkDigit, reason}. Catches transposed digits a length check misses.

Validate a product barcode — GTIN-8/12/13/14, UPC-A, EAN-13, or ISBN-10/13 — with the GS1 mod-10 check digit (ISBN-10 uses mod-11). Returns {valid, type, gtin14 (canonical 14-digit form, left-padded), checkDigit, reason}. Normalizes every product identifier to one GTIN-14 key so a product-master/ETL pipeline can dedupe and validate SKUs in one deterministic call instead of doing checksum math in an LLM.

Validate an International Bank Account Number (IBAN) with full ISO 13616 checks: country-specific length and the ISO 7064 mod-97 checksum (not just a regex). Returns {valid, iban (normalized), formatted (4-char groups), countryCode, checkDigits, bban, reason}. Catches transposed digits and wrong-length accounts that a format check misses, and returns the canonical form so a glue/ETL pipeline can validate AND normalize bank details in one deterministic call. ~85 countries. No bank directory lookup — structure + checksum only.

Validate an ISIN (International Securities Identification Number, ISO 6166): 2-letter country prefix + 9-char NSIN + Luhn check digit. Returns {valid, isin, country, nsin, embeddedCusip (for US/CA), checkDigit, reason}. Catches transposed characters in security master data that a regex misses. Structure + checksum only.

Validate a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI, ISO 17442) with the ISO 7064 mod-97-10 check digits — not just a 20-character regex. Returns {valid, lei (normalized), louPrefix (issuing LOU), checkDigits, reason}. Confirms a counterparty/vendor LEI is well-formed before lookup; pairs with GLEIF data for name + ownership resolution. Structure + checksum only.

Validate a GS1 SSCC (Serial Shipping Container Code) — 18 digits with the GS1 mod-10 check digit. SSCCs identify individual logistic units (pallets, cases) and are the key field in shipping/ASN (EDI 856) flows. Returns {valid, sscc, extensionDigit, checkDigit, reason}.

Canadian-market vehicle dimensions and weights from NHTSA vPIC's Canadian Vehicle Specifications dataset. Pass year + make (required) and optional model to narrow. Returns one entry per matching trim with labeled dimensions — overall length/width/height (cm), wheelbase (cm), curb weight (kg), front/rear track width, interior head/leg/shoulder/hip room, and weight distribution — plus the full raw spec map. Authoritative measured specs (the SAE dimension codes), not estimates. Keyless, public-domain; covers model years 1971+.

NHTSA consumer complaints for a US vehicle by (make, model, modelYear). Returns the top N records (newest-filed first) with ODI number, affected component, plain-English summary, crash/fire flags, injury and death counts, partial VIN, and incident + filing dates. Backed by NHTSA's public complaints database; data is public-domain US government records.

Decode a 3-character World Manufacturer Identifier (the first three characters of a VIN) to the assigning manufacturer. Returns full manufacturer legal name, common short name, make, vehicle type, and the date NHTSA published the assignment. Useful for partial-VIN analysis — crash reports, damaged-vehicle photos, fleet records — where only the WMI is recoverable. Backed by NHTSA.gov vPIC; data is public-domain US government records.

Official US EPA/DOE fuel-economy, fuel-cost, and emissions data for a vehicle by year + make + model. Because a model-year often has several powertrain configurations (engine/transmission), this returns one entry per configuration, each with: MPG city/highway/combined (or MPGe for EVs), CO2 tailpipe grams/mile, estimated annual fuel cost (USD), annual petroleum use (barrels), EPA greenhouse-gas score (1-10), 5-year savings vs the average new vehicle, plus transmission, drivetrain, cylinders, displacement, fuel type, EPA size class, and electric range for EV/PHEV. Authoritative EPA test figures — the real ratings an agent should not estimate. Keyless, public-domain (FuelEconomy.gov), covers model years 1984+.

Chronological feed of NHTSA ODI (Office of Defects Investigation) investigations, newest first. Returns preliminary evaluations (PE), engineering analyses (EA), defect petitions (DP), and recall queries (RQ) — each with NHTSA ID, type code, open/close dates, status, subject, and full description (HTML stripped + raw). Useful for tracking what NHTSA is currently investigating (Tesla FSD, autonomous-vehicle crashes, Rivian suspension, etc.). NOTE: NHTSA's endpoint does NOT support make/model/year filtering — use vehicle.recalls or vehicle.complaints for vehicle-scoped lookups. Public-domain US government records.

Paginated list of every motor vehicle manufacturer NHTSA tracks via vPIC. Each record includes the canonical Mfr_ID, full legal name, common short name (e.g., "Honda"), country, and the list of vehicle types the manufacturer produces (Passenger Car, Truck, Motorcycle, Bus, MPV, etc.). Pass the optional `manufacturer` param to substring-search Mfr_Name. 100 records per page. Backed by NHTSA.gov; data is public-domain US government records.

Enumerate every model a manufacturer sold in a given model year via NHTSA's vPIC taxonomy database. Returns canonical NHTSA Model IDs + names plus the Make ID + name for reference. Useful as a discovery step before VIN decode (when the agent only knows make + year) or as input validation for vehicle.recalls / vehicle.complaints. Backed by NHTSA.gov; data is public-domain US government records.

Vehicle 360 — decode a VIN and get its full safety picture in one call. Returns the decoded vehicle (make, model, year, trim, engine, plant, body class, drivetrain — NHTSA vPIC) plus that exact make/model/year's open safety recalls (with park-it / park-outside / over-the-air-update flags) and NHTSA owner complaints (crash/fire/injury/death flags). recalls and complaints are keyed to the decoded make+model+year, so they describe THIS vehicle, not a generic feed. Each section reports found/error independently. Pass vin (17 chars); optional modelYear disambiguates pre-1980 VINs. Used for used-car due diligence, fleet safety, insurance. Individual sources: /api/vehicle/vin-decode, /api/vehicle/recalls, /api/vehicle/complaints.

NHTSA recall campaigns for a US vehicle by (make, model, modelYear). Returns every open + historical campaign with the NHTSA campaign number, manufacturer, affected component, plain-English summary/consequence/remedy text, and the parkIt / parkOutside fire-risk advisories. Backed by NHTSA's public recalls database; data is public-domain US government records.

NHTSA NCAP 5-Star crash-test ratings for a US vehicle by (make, model, modelYear). Returns one item per crash-tested body style with the overall star rating, front/side/rollover sub-ratings, modeled rollover probability, crash-avoidance tech flags (electronic stability control, forward-collision warning, lane-departure warning), and complaint/recall/investigation counts. A vehicle with no crash testing returns an empty list (a valid result, not an error). Backed by NHTSA's public 5-Star Safety Ratings program; data is public-domain US government records.

Decode a 17-character VIN to manufacturer-supplied vehicle metadata via NHTSA's vPIC database. Returns identity (year, make, model, trim, series, body class, manufacturer), assembly plant (city, state, country), engine (cylinders, displacement, HP, fuel type, configuration, engine model), transmission (style, speeds), and body/weight specs. Curated to the ~30 fields agents actually use from vPIC's ~140-field response. Backed by NHTSA.gov; data is public-domain US government records.

Status of a watcher by watcherId: state (armed/completed/expired/cancelled), fires used/remaining, expiry, recent deliveries (with HTTP result + attempt count), and any UNDELIVERED events with their full callback bodies — the pull backstop, so a missed push is always recoverable here. Pairs with watchers.crypto-address-activity.

Real-time US river/stream conditions from a USGS monitoring site. Pass site = the USGS site number (e.g. 01646500 = Potomac River near Washington DC). Returns the latest readings — streamflow (cubic feet/sec), gage height (ft), and water/air temperature where available — with the site name + coordinates and observation time. Useful for flood monitoring, recreation, and hydrology. Source: USGS National Water Information System (keyless, public domain).

Current air quality for any coordinate worldwide. Pass lat + lon. Returns the US AQI (+ category Good/Moderate/Unhealthy…), the European AQI, and pollutant concentrations: PM2.5, PM10, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide. Source: Open-Meteo / CAMS (keyless).

Live US severe-weather alerts from the National Weather Service. Pass a point ("lat,lon") to get every active watch, warning, and advisory for that exact location, or an area (2-letter US state or marine zone code) for area-wide alerts. Optionally filter by severity or urgency. Each alert returns the event type, severity, urgency, certainty, headline, affected-area description, issuing office, recommended public response, onset / expiry / end times, and the full hazard description plus protective-action instructions. Results are sorted most-severe first and capped by limit, with the true total reported. Public-domain NOAA / National Weather Service data, refreshed in real time.

Current weather conditions for any coordinate worldwide. Pass lat + lon (and optional units=metric|imperial, default metric). Returns temperature, feels-like, humidity, precipitation (rain/snow), cloud cover, sea-level pressure, wind speed/direction/gusts, day/night flag, and a human-readable conditions label from the WMO weather code — with local time + timezone. Global coverage (not just US — for US-only NWS data see weather.zip / weather.forecast). Source: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0).

Official US weather forecast for a coordinate (US land + territories). Pass lat + lon. Returns the National Weather Service forecast as a list of periods — by default ~7 days of day/night periods; pass hourly=true for an hour-by-hour forecast. Each period gives the temperature + unit, wind speed/direction, chance of precipitation, and a short + detailed forecast, plus the resolved city/state and issuing office. Source: US National Weather Service (api.weather.gov), public domain. For active warnings use weather.alerts.

Historical daily weather for any coordinate (ERA5 reanalysis, 1940→~5 days ago). Pass lat + lon + start + end (YYYY-MM-DD, range ≤366 days). Returns per-day max/min/mean temperature (°C), precipitation total (mm) + hours, and max wind (km/h). Source: Open-Meteo archive / ECMWF ERA5 (keyless).

Current marine/sea-state conditions for an ocean or coastal coordinate. Pass lat + lon. Returns significant wave height (m), wave direction + period, and the wind-wave and swell-wave components. Useful for surf, sailing, and coastal ops. Source: Open-Meteo marine (keyless). Returns 404 for inland points.

Current weather conditions for a US ZIP code (temperature, wind, humidity, conditions). Backed by the US National Weather Service (api.weather.gov) — public domain, no rate-limit pressure on commercial use.

Fetch a Wikidata entity (Q42, P31, etc.) — structured knowledge-graph record with labels + descriptions + aliases in selectable languages, claims (property → value statements grouped by property ID), sitelinks (Wikipedia article title per language). 110M+ entities. CC0 public domain. Pass languages= as comma-separated codes (default "en") to control which language strings are included; pass maxClaimsPerProperty to cap how many statements come back per property (default 10).

Fetch a Wikipedia article summary in any of 30 supported languages. Returns title, displayTitle, lang, pageId, description, extract (plain text), extractHtml, lead image, canonical URLs, last-modified timestamp, word count, license, and an attribution string. Backed by https://<lang>.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/summary. Content is CC BY-SA 4.0 with attribution provided.

English dictionary lookup via dictionaryapi.dev (Wiktionary-sourced). Returns full entries with IPA phonetic transcription(s), audio pronunciation URLs, and meanings grouped by part of speech. Each meaning carries definitions with usage examples and per-definition synonyms + antonyms. CC BY-SA 3.0/4.0 — attribute when redistributing. Useful for vocabulary agents, writing assistants, language-learning tools.

Related-word lookup via Datamuse. Supply a seed word and a relation kind: rhymes, near-rhymes, synonyms, antonyms, means (semantic match), triggers (associated by usage), homophones, sounds-like (phonetic neighbour), spelled-like (typo / wildcard), follows-from (words that come after), preceded-by (words that come before). Returns ranked candidates with relevance score, syllable count, and grammatical tags. Useful for content generation, rhyme/poetry, vocabulary expansion, and naming agents.