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Cheapest real end-to-end test of your pay-per-call (HTTP 402) client: pay US$0.002, get back proof of what was paid (payer, amount, network, timestamp) and the request you sent. Use it to check a wallet, a client library or a facilitator before buying something bigger.

Current Base network gas: base fee, suggested priority fee and max fee, and the cost in ETH of a plain transfer and of a typical token transfer.

Live US-dollar prices for up to 25 crypto assets in one call, by ticker (BTC, SOL…), feed id, or chain:address (e.g. base:0x…), with symbol, confidence and timestamp.

What AI agents look for that isn't served yet: tools, methods and paths that visiting agents requested at an open agent marketplace and got nothing, ranked by how many distinct agents asked (scanner junk excluded). Build what's missing.

Official daily foreign-exchange reference rates for about 30 currencies, in any base currency, with optional amount conversion.

Sentiment of a text: positive, negative, neutral or mixed, a score from -1 to 1, the emotions present and a one-line reason.

One-call token verdict for a Base network token: contract control (owner, upgradeable, concentration), live price and price impact of a 1,000-dollar sell, recent transfer activity, trend indicators, and perp funding when a market exists, with red flags, a risk level and a plain-language AI verdict. Data, not financial advice.

Fresh random identifiers from a secure generator: UUID v4 (up to 50) plus random hex bytes.

Exact finance maths: loan repayment and total interest, compound growth with regular contributions, NPV and IRR of cash flows, and ROI with annualised return.

Public holidays for a country and year, and optionally the number of business days between two dates (weekends and national holidays excluded).

What is this Base network address? Wallet or contract, bytecode size, upgradeable proxy and implementation, token standard (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155) with name and symbol, owner, nonce and balances.

A Base network block (latest, or by number): hash, time, transaction count, gas used and limit, base fee and fee recipient.

Recent event logs of a Base network contract (up to 1,000 blocks back, 200 events), with token Transfer and Approval events decoded (from, to, amount).

Which public Base network RPC endpoints are healthy right now: each one's latest block, how far behind the freshest it is, and response time. Pick a fast, in-sync node before you send.

Large US-dollar stablecoin transfers on the Base network in recent blocks (default 100,000 dollars and up): from, to, amount, block and transaction, biggest first.

Crypto market Fear & Greed index: today's score (0-100) and classification, plus up to 30 days of history for trend.

Perpetual futures data from a major on-chain derivatives exchange: hourly funding rate (and annualised), open interest, mark and oracle price, 24h volume, for one or all markets.

Historical US-dollar price of up to 10 crypto assets on a given date (or Unix time), by ticker or chain:address.

Technical indicators for a crypto asset from daily prices: SMA 20/50/200, EMA 12/26, MACD, RSI 14, 30-day volatility and drawdown, with a plain trend label. Analysis aid, not financial advice.

Top stablecoins by circulating supply: price, deviation from peg, peg type, supply in US dollars and number of chains; flags any that have lost their peg.

Health check for an npm or PyPI package before your agent installs it: latest version and release date, weekly downloads (npm), licence, repository, and known security vulnerabilities for a given version.

Are these domain names free to register? Checks up to 10 names against the public registries: registered (with expiry) or not found (likely available).

DNS lookup for up to 10 domains in one call: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, CAA and SOA records as structured JSON.

Registration facts for a domain from the public registry (RDAP): registrar, created, updated and expiry dates, status codes, nameservers and DNSSEC. Personal contact data is left out.

Check an email address before sending: syntax, whether the domain exists and accepts mail (MX records), disposable or free-mail provider, role account (info@, support@), and a verdict.

Top pay-per-call (HTTP 402) services by real demand: seller income sampled from on-chain stablecoin payments, counting only sellers with 3+ distinct payers (filters out testing and farming).

Live prediction-market odds: the most traded open markets (or those matching your search) with each outcome's implied probability, volume, liquidity and end date.

Inspect any MCP server like a client would: does it connect, which protocol version, does it need sign-in, how fast, how many tools, and which tools have missing or weak descriptions or input schemas. A checklist of fixes for server owners.

Inspect any pay-per-call (HTTP 402) endpoint before you pay: decodes its payment terms (version, network, asset, price in dollars, payee), checks the listing metadata, and lists problems that make agents fail.

Search scholarly papers: title, year, first authors, venue, citation count, DOI and a free full-text link when one exists, most relevant first.

Search official US recall and enforcement reports for food, drugs or medical devices: product, reason, classification (severity), firm, status and date.

Check text before your agent reads or forwards it: prompt-injection attempts aimed at AI readers, and contact details (emails, phones, handles, links). Returns flags, a risk level and a cleaned copy.

Classify a text into topic categories: from your own list of labels, or open topics if none given, with confidence.

Line-by-line difference between two texts (up to 3,000 lines each): added, removed and unchanged lines in order, with counts.

Named entities in a text: people, organisations, places, dates, money amounts, products and other notable items, each with its type and how many times it appears.

Pull structured fields out of free text: name the fields you want and get JSON back (missing fields come back null). For invoices, emails, listings, bios and more.

Extract the key words and phrases from a text, most important first, with a one-line topic.

Detect the language of a text: ISO code, language name, script, and confidence.

Turn a text into a structured outline: title and sections with key points, faithful to the text.

Remove personal information from a text before your agent stores or shares it: emails, phone numbers, names, street addresses, IDs and card numbers are replaced with labels.

Rewrite a text in a requested style (clearer, shorter, formal, friendly, plain English…) keeping its meaning.

Summarise text into a short, faithful summary (optionally in a target language and word limit).

Translate text into any language, with the source language detected and tone and formatting kept.

Find a tool for a job across thousands of public MCP servers we have visited and checked: search by capability and get matching tools with their server, endpoint and description, best matches first.

Hash a text with SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 or SHA-1: hex and base64 digests, for checksums, deduplication and content fingerprints.

Decode a JWT without verifying it: header (algorithm, key id), payload claims, and issued, not-before and expiry times with whether it is expired now.

QR code for any text or link, as a ready-to-use SVG image (and a data URI), with error-correction level and size options.

Cryptographically secure random integers in a range you choose (unbiased), up to 1,000 per call.

Current time from a trusted server: UTC ISO timestamp, Unix seconds and milliseconds, and the time in an optional IANA time zone.

Profiles for up to 10 Base network wallets in one call: wallet or contract, native and US-dollar stablecoin balances, and transaction count for each.

Weather now and hour by hour for the next 1-48 hours at any latitude and longitude: temperature, wind, humidity, cloud, precipitation and conditions.

Turn a public web page into structured JSON for an agent: title, description, language, canonical URL, Open Graph and social tags, JSON-LD structured data, headings, link and image counts. Respects robots.txt.

On-page SEO audit of a live URL: a 0-100 score with each check (title and description length, one H1, canonical, language, viewport, social tags, image alt text, indexability, HTTPS, content length) and what to fix.

Is this URL up? Live check: HTTP status, every redirect hop, response time, content type and size, server and security headers (HSTS, CSP).

Encyclopedia summary of a topic: title, one-line description, the lead paragraph as plain text, thumbnail and article link, in any language edition.

Find live autonomous AI agents by capability: agents from the ERC-8004 agent registry and A2A agent cards whose endpoints answered when checked. Returns names, descriptions and A2A/MCP endpoints.

Chat completion from an open AI model (Llama 3.3 70B by default; Llama 3.1 8B for speed), no account or API key: send messages (or a prompt), get the model's reply. Up to 24,000 characters in and 1,024 tokens out per call.

ERC-20 token balance of any Base network wallet (the main US-dollar stablecoin by default): raw units, decimals, symbol and formatted amount.

Live balances of a Base wallet: native ETH and US-dollar stablecoin, plus its transaction count.

Review a code snippet: bugs, security issues, performance and readability problems, each with severity, the line it concerns and a concrete fix, plus an overall verdict.

DNS and email-security check of a domain: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and CAA records, plus SPF and DMARC presence and policy, with plain findings (e.g. 'no DMARC: mail can be spoofed').

Agent-readiness audit of a website: can AI agents and assistants find and use it? Checks llms.txt, agent card, MCP endpoint, OpenAPI, pay-per-call manifest, sitemap, and robots.txt rules for AI crawlers. Score, what was found, and fixes.

Full agent-readiness report for a website or API: everything in the readiness audit plus a quality review of the agent card, OpenAPI document, llms.txt, MCP server (connects, tools, descriptions) and pay-per-call manifest (does a listed endpoint really answer 402), CORS for in-browser agents, and an AI-written prioritised fix plan.

Check a Base network token contract before your agent buys, accepts or lists it: live on-chain facts (name, symbol, decimals, supply, owner and whether ownership is renounced, upgradeable proxy, owner's and contract's own holdings, burned share) with red flags and a short AI verdict. Facts, not financial advice.

Live US-dollar price of any Base network token, read directly from on-chain exchange pools (direct stablecoin pools and routes through wrapped ETH; the best quote wins). Returns price, route and pool fee tier.

Explain or verify a Base network transaction: status, from/to, native value, fee, every token transfer (with symbols and amounts) and a one-line plain summary. Use it to confirm a payment arrived before delivering work.

Before your agent pays or accepts funds: check up to 20 wallet addresses against the US Treasury OFAC sanctions list (SDN digital-currency addresses, EVM format, refreshed daily). Returns a match flag per address and the list date. Screening aid, not legal advice.

Read a public web page and return just the fields you name as JSON (e.g. price, author, date, address). Missing fields come back null; values are taken from the page, never invented. Respects robots.txt.

Read a public web page as clean text for an AI agent: title, description, main text (scripts, styles and navigation removed) and links. Respects robots.txt.