Tools

Turn text into 1024-d vectors for semantic search, clustering or RAG.

Order candidate documents by how relevant each is to a query, using a cross-encoder that reads the query and each document together.

Safety classification for a piece of text. Use before publishing user-generated content, or when an agent needs to decide whether to act on something it was asked to p…

Web search returning ranked results with title, url and snippet.

Renders the page (JS included) and returns JSON matching the schema YOU declare, so there is no guessing at field names.

Summarise a YouTube video without downloading or transcribing it.

Render a branded 1200x630 social card. Use when an agent publishes a page or post and needs a preview image so the link does not share as a bare URL.

Render a 1280x720 YouTube thumbnail. Use when an agent produces a video and needs a title card that reads at feed size.

Render a quotation as a shareable image. Use when an agent turns a line of text into something postable.

Render a syntax-highlighted code snippet as an image.

Render text in a tweet-style card. Use when an agent mocks up a post or quotes one as an image.

Render top and bottom caption text over an image.

Render a social card in a chosen aspect ratio.

Read a web page and render a social card from what it says.

Fetch a URL and get markdown back, with JavaScript executed first.

Capture a rendered web page as a PNG. Use when an agent needs to show a page rather than read it — a preview, a visual diff, evidence of what a site displayed.

Turn a product photo into marketplace copy. Use when an agent helps a seller list an item without writing the description by hand.

Spot prices for cryptocurrencies and tokens. Use when an agent values a holding, converts an amount, or checks a market before acting.

Perpetual futures markets on Hyperliquid: price, 24h change, funding and open interest across every listed perp, in one call.

The best routes to swap one token for another, or bridge between chains, across 60+ mainnets including Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BSC and Solana, routed through DEX agg…

Fiat currency conversion across 160+ currencies.

Read-only JSON-RPC call against a supported blockchain.

An UNSIGNED swap or bridge transaction for the caller's own wallet (address) to sign and send.

On-chain DEX liquidity for a token: which pools exist, how deep they are, and how much they trade.

Total value locked in a DeFi protocol or a whole chain, from DefiLlama.

Current gas on an EVM chain, priced in both gwei and dollars.

Answers "what is the market doing right now" in a single request, assembling prices, movement and liquidity into one response.

Recent SEC filings for a US public company, newest first, each with its form type, date and a direct link to the document.

Full-text search across every SEC filing since 2001 — which companies mention a supplier, which 8-Ks talk about a recall, which 10-Ks name a risk.

Material events a US public company reported on Form 8-K, newest first, each item code named in words: executive departures (5.

What a US public company REPORTED, straight from its SEC filings — revenue, net income, assets, cash, shares outstanding — per fiscal period, newest first.

Who holds more than 5% of a US public company, from the Schedule 13D and 13G filings a holder must make.

What an institutional investment manager held at a quarter end, from its Form 13F — "what does Berkshire Hathaway own".

Insiders who have told the SEC they intend to sell a US public company's stock, from the Form 144 notices filed on or before the sale — the forward-looking counterpart…

One call that answers "what is going on with this company": profile, the latest reported financials, and the most recent filings.

Who inside a US public company bought or sold its stock, parsed from the Form 4s they are legally required to file.

A model reads a US public company's SEC filing and answers a question about it, returning the passages the answer came from — "what does Apple's 10-K say about tariffs…

Indonesian administrative regions, all four levels: 38 provinsi, 514 kabupaten/kota, 7,285 kecamatan and 83,762 desa/kelurahan with official Kepmendagri kode.

Structural check of an Indonesian NIK — no model call, instant.

Indonesian number-to-words, for the amount-in-words line on an invoice, kwitansi or cheque.

Structural check of an Indonesian tax number.

Official Indonesian earthquake data from BMKG, forwarded unmodified.

Indonesian national holidays and cuti bersama, transcribed from the official SKB 3 Menteri decrees.

Decode a QRIS payment code (EMVCo TLV): merchant name, city, NMID, acquirer, MCC, currency, amount, and whether the CRC is intact.

Jadwal sholat (imsak/fajr/sunrise/dhuhr/asr/maghrib/isha) from solar position.

Parse a messy Indonesian address into structured components.

Find faces in an image. Use when an agent counts people, checks a photo contains exactly one face before a match, or estimates age and gender.

Send a photo of an identity document and get structured fields back instead of a wall of text: the number, the name, the dates and the rest, keyed and ready to store o…

Turn every face in an image into a 512-d ArcFace vector.

Send two images and get back a similarity score, a match flag and the threshold it was judged against.

One request takes an identity document and a selfie and returns the fields it read from the document alongside a face-similarity score between the two.

Who registered a domain, how old it is, and where its DNS points, in one call.

Check a telephone number is well-formed, allocated and of the right kind, without sending anything to it.

Check an email address can receive mail, without sending any.

Find out who owns an IP address on the network.

See how long a site has existed and what it used to say, from the Internet Archive.

Profile a contact or an organisation from open sources, in one call, and say why it looks the way it does.

Find credentials left in a block of text. Use before an agent commits code, pastes a log into a ticket, or acts on a file it did not write.

Work out what a transaction actually does, before signing it.

Grade the security response headers of a URL.

Read raw email headers and find sender spoofing.

Find lookalike domains that are actually registered.

Check whether a project name is still free, across package registries and domains.

See what a deployed contract can do to its users, read from bytecode.

Find out who is registering lookalikes of your domain, and when.

Scan a whole public GitHub repository for leaked credentials.