TO1 Intelligence Fleet

[activity-intel] Get all activity suggestions matching a specific category. Valid types are: education, recreational, social, diy, charity, cooking, relaxation, music, and busywork. Use this when the user wants ideas within a particular theme, e.g. 'something relaxing' or 'a DIY project'.

[activity-intel] Get one completely random activity suggestion to fight boredom — includes the activity description, category type, number of participants, estimated cost, accessibility level, and duration. Use this when the user just wants a single spontaneous idea with no filters.

[activity-intel] Get activity suggestions sized for a specific number of participants (e.g. 1 for solo, 2 for a couple/pair, 4+ for a larger group), optionally narrowed further by category type. Use this when the user specifies how many people are involved, e.g. 'something for 4 friends to do' or 'a solo hobby'.

[advice-intel] Get a random piece of wisdom or life advice from Advice Slip. Returns thoughtful, concise advice perfect for motivation, life coaching contexts, or adding wisdom to an AI response.

[advice-intel] Get 2-10 pieces of random advice at once. Useful when you need a selection of wisdom to present to the user.

[advice-intel] Search for advice by topic or keyword. Find wisdom related to specific themes like 'love', 'money', 'health', 'friendship', 'success', 'failure', etc.

[affirmation-intel] Fetches a single random positive affirmation from affirmations.dev. Use this when an agent or user wants one short, uplifting, encouraging statement — for example to open a message, soothe stress, or add positivity to generated content. Returns plain text, no parameters required.

[affirmation-intel] Fetches a batch of 2 to 10 random positive affirmations from affirmations.dev in one call. Use this when an agent needs a list of several distinct affirmations at once — for example to populate a daily-affirmation calendar, a rotating banner, or a content batch — instead of calling get_affirmation repeatedly. Internally loops the underlying API since it has no native batch endpoint, so duplicates across calls are possible since the source is random.

[agent-economy-intel] Get an aggregate sector health snapshot for AI/agent infrastructure tokens: average change, gainer/loser count, best/worst performer, and sentiment.

[agent-economy-intel] Get live prices and 24h performance for the top AI/agent ecosystem tokens: TAO, RENDER, FET, GRT, AGIX, VIRTUAL, AKT, GLM, and more.

[agent-economy-intel] Get the current Crypto Fear & Greed Index (today, yesterday, last week + trend) alongside BTC and ETH prices. Includes an AI-sector interpretation of the sentiment level.

[agent-insurance-intel] Compare multiple possible agent actions and rank them by risk-adjusted cost.

[agent-insurance-intel] Create a coverage note with exclusions and a stable quote hash.

[agent-insurance-intel] Quote a risk premium and coverage recommendation for an agent action.

[agent-niche-radar-intel] Draft a tight first product card for a niche.

[agent-niche-radar-intel] Rank many possible niches and return a build queue.

[agent-niche-radar-intel] Score one agent-economy niche and explain whether it is worth building.

[agent-tollbooth-intel] Decide whether an agent should spend money on a tool call, with reasons, risk score, policy hash, and receipt.

[agent-tollbooth-intel] Normalize an agent spending policy and return a stable policy hash that can be attached to future paid actions.

[agent-tollbooth-intel] Score a paid tool or agent listing before another agent buys it.

[agent-tollbooth-intel] Check whether a toll receipt matches its decision body and optional policy hash.

[air-quality-intel] Get current and next-hour air quality for a city using Open-Meteo geocoding and air quality data.

[air-quality-intel] Get current and next-hour air quality for latitude and longitude.

[anime-intel] Get full details for a specific anime by its MyAnimeList ID. Returns complete information including all genres, themes, studios, full synopsis, and trailer URL.

[anime-intel] Get the top-ranked anime on MyAnimeList. Optionally filter by type: TV series, movies, OVAs, or specials.

[anime-intel] Get the top-ranked manga on MyAnimeList by community score.

[anime-intel] Search for anime series by title or keyword. Returns MAL score, rank, genres, episode count, synopsis, and image. Works for any anime: 'Attack on Titan', 'One Piece', 'Demon Slayer', 'Naruto', 'Spirited Away', etc.

[anime-intel] Search for manga (Japanese comics) by title or keyword. Returns MAL score, rank, volume/chapter count, genres, authors, and synopsis.

[art-intel] Get full details for a specific artwork by its Met Object ID. Returns complete information including all images, full artist biography, provenance, and tags.

[art-intel] List all 17 departments in the Met collection: from Egyptian Art to Modern Art to Musical Instruments. Use the department ID in search_artwork to filter results.

[art-intel] Get a random artwork from the Met collection. By default returns only public domain artworks with images. Great for art-of-the-day features or random discovery.

[art-intel] Search the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection (500,000+ artworks): find paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, furniture, armor, and more. Filter by department. Returns artwork details including artist, date, medium, dimensions, and image URL.

[book-intel] Get the most popular books by a specific author, sorted by number of editions (most widely published first). Returns the author's bibliography with publication years and reader stats.

[book-intel] Look up a specific book by ISBN (ISBN-10 or ISBN-13). Returns full book details including publisher, publication date, pages, subjects, and description. Useful for identifying exact editions.

[book-intel] Search Open Library for books by title, author, subject, or general keyword. Returns book details including publication year, authors, page count, subjects, cover image URL, and reader statistics. Open Library has 20M+ books.

[brewery-intel] Find breweries filtered by city, state/province, and/or country. Use this when the user wants to discover breweries in a specific place (e.g. 'breweries in San Diego, California' or 'breweries in Belgium'). At least one of city, state, or country must be provided; combine them for a more precise match.

[brewery-intel] Find breweries filtered by their operational type/category. Valid types: micro, nano, regional, brewpub, large, planning, bar, contract, proprietor, closed. Use this when the user wants a specific kind of producer, e.g. 'show me micro breweries' or 'find brewpubs' or 'which breweries have closed'.

[brewery-intel] Fetch one or more random breweries from the full Open Brewery DB dataset. Use this for discovery, inspiration, trivia, or when the user just wants a surprise brewery suggestion with no filters.

[brewery-intel] Full-text search for breweries, cideries, and other beverage producers by name or keyword (e.g. 'dog', 'stone', 'hazy'). Use this when the user names or partially names a specific brewery they're looking for. Returns up to per_page matching brewery records with name, type, full address, coordinates, phone, and website.

[budget-oracle-intel] Check if a proposed spend fits inside a budget plan and category limits.

[budget-oracle-intel] Forecast budget burn, runway, and overspend risk from spend events.

[budget-oracle-intel] Create a daily, weekly, or task budget plan for an agent.

[cat-fact-intel] Get a list of cat breeds with country of origin, coat type, and pattern. Returns up to 50 breeds.

[cat-fact-intel] Get a random fascinating cat fact. Cat facts cover biology, behavior, history, senses, anatomy, and cat cultural trivia. Great for cat lovers, educational content, or adding a feline fun fact to any response.

[cat-fact-intel] Get 2-20 random cat facts at once for batch use cases, quizzes, or educational content.

[chucknorris-intel] Fetches a random Chuck Norris joke filtered to a specific category (such as 'dev', 'animal', 'movie', or 'sport'). Use this when the user wants a joke themed around a particular topic. Call get_joke_categories first if you are unsure which category names are valid.

[chucknorris-intel] Lists all available joke categories (e.g. animal, career, dev, food, movie, sport, travel) supported by api.chucknorris.io. Use this first when the user wants to know what categories of jokes exist, or before calling get_joke_by_category to validate a category name.

[chucknorris-intel] Fetches a single random Chuck Norris joke from the api.chucknorris.io database of 800+ jokes. Use this when the user wants a quick laugh, a random fact-style joke, or filler content with no specific theme requested.

[chucknorris-intel] Searches the full Chuck Norris joke database for jokes whose text contains a given keyword or phrase, returning the total match count and up to several matching jokes. Use this when the user wants jokes about a specific word, name, or concept rather than a fixed category (e.g. searching for 'kick' or 'beard').

[cloneprint-intel] Compare two tool listings and score likely copycat overlap.

[cloneprint-intel] Create a stable fingerprint for a tool listing using name, description, endpoint, schema words, and pricing.

[cloneprint-intel] Flag thin, risky, duplicated, overpriced, or low-trust agent listing copy.

[cocktail-intel] Get a list of alcoholic or non-alcoholic cocktails. Returns up to 20 drinks with their IDs for further lookup.

[cocktail-intel] Find all cocktails that contain a specific ingredient. Returns cocktail names and IDs. Great for 'what can I make with vodka?' queries.

[cocktail-intel] Get full recipe for a specific cocktail by its TheCocktailDB ID. Use after filter_by_ingredient or filter_by_alcoholic to get full details.

[cocktail-intel] Get a completely random cocktail recipe. Great for discovering new drinks or giving users a surprise recommendation.

[cocktail-intel] Search for cocktail recipes by name. Returns up to 10 matching cocktails with full recipes including ingredients, measurements, and step-by-step instructions. Try 'margarita', 'mojito', 'old fashioned', 'cosmopolitan', etc.

[codetrends-intel] Fetch detailed metadata for one specific repository given its owner and repo name, including stars, forks, open issues, primary language, license, and last-pushed timestamp. Use this when you already know the exact owner/repo pair. Subject to the same unauthenticated rate limit (60 REST requests/hour per IP).

[codetrends-intel] Return the most-starred repositories created after a given date, used as a proxy for 'trending' since the public API has no official unauthenticated trending endpoint. Defaults to repositories created in the last 30 days if no date is given. Backed by the public search endpoint, limited to roughly 10 requests/min per IP.

[codetrends-intel] Search public code repositories by keyword, topic, or qualifier (language:, stars:>, topic:, etc.), ranked by star count descending. Useful for finding popular projects in a given ecosystem or niche. Backed by an unauthenticated public search API limited to roughly 10 requests/min per IP, so results may occasionally 429 under heavy concurrent use.

[color-intel] Analyze a color in any format: get all color formats (hex, RGB, HSL, HSV), a human description, WCAG accessibility contrast ratios vs black and white backgrounds, and color properties (warm/cool, brightness, saturation). Input can be hex (#FF5733), CSS name (coral), or rgb(255,87,51).

[color-intel] Check the WCAG accessibility contrast ratio between two colors — essential for web accessibility. Returns the contrast ratio (1:1 to 21:1) and whether it meets WCAG AA (4.5:1 normal text, 3:1 large) and AAA (7:1) standards.

[color-intel] Generate a color harmony palette from a base color. Palette types: 'complementary' (opposite colors, high contrast), 'triadic' (3 colors 120° apart), 'analogous' (adjacent hues, harmonious), 'split-complementary' (softer than complementary), 'tetradic' (4 colors, square), 'monochromatic' (same hue, different lightness).

[country-intel] Find all countries that use a given currency. Accepts ISO currency code (USD, EUR) or currency name (dollar, euro).

[country-intel] Find all countries where a given language has official or major status. Returns country list with region and flag.

[country-intel] List all countries in a geographic region, grouped by subregion. Valid regions: Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania, Antarctic.

[country-intel] Get detailed information about a country by name or ISO code: official name, flag, capital, region, subregion, languages, currencies, calling code, coordinates, area, landlocked status, and bordering countries. Accepts English name (Japan), alpha-2 (JP), or alpha-3 (JPN).

[country-intel] Search for countries by partial name. Useful when the exact country name is unknown or to find all countries with a word in their name (e.g. searching 'island' returns Iceland, Cook Islands, etc.).

[creator-curation-intel] Check if a creator reward pool is likely to attract true contributors or mercenary farming.

[creator-curation-intel] Rank creator applicants and allocate a cash or token reward pool to the strongest human contributors.

[creator-curation-intel] Draft a creator hiring or grant brief that attracts high-effort artists, video makers, writers, and speakers.

[creator-curation-intel] Score one creator applicant for craft, originality, audience fit, long-term belief, automation risk, and mercenary risk.

[cryptomarket-intel] Get live price, 24h change, high/low, and volume for any coin traded on OKX. Use ticker symbols like BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE.

[cryptomarket-intel] Get the Crypto Fear & Greed Index (0-100 scale): today, yesterday, and last week sentiment.

[cryptomarket-intel] Get the top 15 crypto pairs by 24h volume on OKX exchange with live prices and change.

[cryptomarket-intel] Get the top 7 biggest gainers and 7 biggest losers on OKX in the last 24 hours (liquid pairs only).

[csv-guard-intel] Compare two CSV header rows and report added, removed, and reordered columns.

[csv-guard-intel] Profile CSV text: headers, row count, column completeness, type guesses, duplicates, and quality warnings.

[csv-guard-intel] Validate CSV text against required columns and maximum missing-cell percentage.

[currency-intel] Convert an amount between currencies using today's exchange rate. Supports all major world currencies by code (USD, EUR, JPY) or name (dollar, euro). Convert to multiple currencies at once.

[currency-intel] Get the exchange rate between currencies on a specific historical date (ECB data from 1999 onwards, business days only).

[currency-intel] List all 30 supported currencies with their 3-letter ISO code and full name.

[currency-intel] Get the exchange rate history between two currencies over a date range. Returns daily rates, min/max/average, and trend direction (up/down/flat).

[dad-joke-intel] Get a single random dad joke from icanhazdadjoke.com. Dad jokes are clean, wholesome puns and one-liners perfect for lightening the mood or adding some humor to any response.

[dad-joke-intel] Get multiple random dad jokes at once (2-10). Useful when you need a selection to pick the best one for a specific context.

[dad-joke-intel] Search dad jokes by keyword or topic. Find jokes related to specific subjects like 'cat', 'time', 'music', 'food', 'work', 'science', etc.

[data-license-intel] Decide whether a dataset/source is allowed, review, or block for an agent workflow.

[data-license-intel] Classify license or terms text for commercial, attribution, share-alike, derivative, and AI-training signals.

[data-license-intel] Make a concise usage policy from source terms and intended agent use.

[data-license-intel] Create a source attribution receipt for later audits.

[defi-intel] Get TVL breakdown by blockchain (Ethereum, Solana, Base, BSC, etc.) — see which chains are winning DeFi.

[defi-intel] Get TVL, chain coverage, and 1h/24h/7d TVL change for any specific DeFi protocol (e.g. Aave, Uniswap, Lido, Compound, MakerDAO).

[defi-intel] Get the top 15 DeFi protocols by Total Value Locked (TVL) with 24h TVL changes and chain coverage.

[defi-intel] Get highest-yield DeFi farming and liquidity pool opportunities from DefiLlama, optionally filtering for stablecoin-only pools.

[dictionary-intel] Look up an English word's full definition: phonetic pronunciation, all parts of speech (noun/verb/adjective/etc.), definitions with usage examples, and synonyms/antonyms.

[dictionary-intel] Get a random English word with its definition, pronunciation, part of speech, and usage example. Useful for vocabulary building or generating random prompts.

[dictionary-intel] Get all synonyms and antonyms for an English word, aggregated across all its parts of speech.

[dns-intel] Look up A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CAA, and SOA records for a domain.

[dns-intel] Look up one DNS record type through Cloudflare DNS over HTTPS.

[dog-intel] Get multiple photos of a specific dog breed (1-50 images). Use list_breeds to see all available breeds.

[dog-intel] List all available dog breeds and sub-breeds. Returns 120+ breeds including sub-breeds like 'boston bulldog', 'toy poodle', 'standard poodle'.

[dog-intel] Get a random dog photo. Optionally specify a breed (e.g. 'labrador', 'golden retriever', 'poodle', 'boston bulldog'). Returns the image URL and breed.

[dog-intel] Get multiple random dog photos at once (2-20). Optionally filter to a specific breed.

[drug-safety-intel] Search public adverse event reports by drug name.

[drug-safety-intel] Search public drug recall and enforcement records by product text.

[earthquake-intel] Search USGS events near a latitude and longitude within a radius.

[earthquake-intel] Get recent earthquakes worldwide from the USGS feed. Filter by time period and minimum magnitude.

[earthquake-intel] Get significant earthquakes from the USGS significant-event feed.

[encode-intel] Decode Base64-encoded data back to the original text. Handles standard Base64 encoding.

[encode-intel] Encode text to Base64 format. Handles UTF-8 text including unicode, emoji, and special characters. Useful for encoding data for APIs, data URIs, or basic obfuscation.

[encode-intel] Generate a cryptographically secure random password. Customize length and character sets (uppercase, numbers, symbols).

[encode-intel] Generate a cryptographically random UUID v4 (e.g. '550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000'). Useful for creating unique IDs for records, sessions, or tokens.

[encode-intel] Compute SHA-256 or SHA-512 cryptographic hash of any text. Returns the hex-encoded hash. Useful for checksums, fingerprinting, or verifying data integrity.

[encode-intel] Decode a URL-encoded (percent-encoded) string back to plain text.

[encode-intel] URL-encode a string (percent-encoding) for safe use in URLs, query parameters, or form data. Encodes special characters like spaces, &, ?, #, etc.

[encode-intel] Validate a credit/debit card number using the Luhn algorithm. Determines whether the number is mathematically valid and identifies the card type (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, etc.).

[entity-facts-intel] Get labels, descriptions, aliases, and site links for a public entity id.

[entity-facts-intel] Search public entity facts by name.

[exercise-intel] Generate a complete workout routine for a given training style. Returns a curated set of exercises with sets and reps. Types: 'full body', 'push', 'pull', 'legs', 'upper body', 'core', 'cardio', 'arms'.

[exercise-intel] Get full details for a specific exercise by its ID: step-by-step instructions, primary and secondary muscles worked, equipment needed, tips, and exercise image. Get IDs from get_exercises_by_muscle.

[exercise-intel] Browse exercises targeting a specific muscle group from the wger exercise database (858+ exercises). Filter by muscle (abs/arms/back/chest/legs/shoulders/cardio/calves) and optionally by equipment type.

[flight-intel] Looks up the current real-time state vector (position, altitude, velocity, heading, on-ground flag) for a single aircraft by its unique ICAO24 transponder address, using the OpenSky Network anonymous-tier free API. Data reflects the aircraft's last known ADS-B report and is typically no more than ~10 seconds stale when the aircraft is actively transmitting. Anonymous access is rate-limited to roughly 100 credits/day; returns not-found if the aircraft is not currently airborne or not reporting.

[flight-intel] Returns real-time aircraft state vectors (position, altitude, velocity, heading) for every aircraft currently inside a geographic bounding box, sourced from the OpenSky Network anonymous-tier free API. Data is crowd-sourced ADS-B and typically no more than ~10 seconds stale. Anonymous access is rate-limited to roughly 100 credits/day (one bounding-box call costs more credits than a global call), so keep bounding boxes reasonably tight and avoid rapid polling.

[football-intel] Fetch all football matches (across all competitions football-data.org covers) scheduled or played between two dates. Returns fixtures, scores, status, and stage for each match. Free-tier rate limit is 10 requests/minute, so keep date ranges reasonably narrow.

[football-intel] Fetch the current league table / standings for a football competition (e.g. 'PL' for Premier League, 'CL' for Champions League) from football-data.org. Returns team positions, points, goal difference, and form. Free-tier rate limit is 10 requests/minute — avoid hammering this in a tight loop.

[football-intel] Fetch detailed information about a specific football team by its football-data.org numeric team ID — name, venue, founded year, club colors, website, and running competitions. Free-tier rate limit is 10 requests/minute.

[football-intel] Fetch the top scorers leaderboard for a football competition (e.g. 'PL', 'CL') from football-data.org, including goals, assists, and penalties per player. Free-tier rate limit is 10 requests/minute — cache results client-side where possible.

[forecast-intel] Get a 7-day weather forecast for any city worldwide: daily high/low temperatures, precipitation amount and probability, wind speed, UV index, and sunrise/sunset times. Powered by Open-Meteo.

[forecast-intel] Get hour-by-hour weather forecast for the next 24-48 hours: temperature, feels-like, humidity, precipitation chance, and wind speed. Useful for planning outdoor activities by the hour.

[forecast-intel] Get current conditions + weather alerts for a city: UV index levels (with protective recommendations), freezing temperatures, heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorm warnings for the next 3 days.

[fx-intel] Convert any amount between any two currencies with the current exchange rate. E.g. 100 USD to EUR, 50000 JPY to USD.

[fx-intel] Get a list of all major supported currencies with their country, symbol, and ISO codes.

[fx-intel] Get exchange rates from a base currency against all major world currencies (EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, etc.).

[geo-intel] Calculate the straight-line (great-circle) distance between two cities worldwide in kilometers and miles.

[geo-intel] Find the coordinates, country, and timezone for a city name. Returns up to 5 matching locations when a city name is ambiguous. Use this to get lat/lon for other tools.

[geo-intel] Get the timezone, current local time, and UTC offset for any coordinates (latitude/longitude). Returns whether daylight saving time is active.

[geo-intel] Look up the geographic location of an IP address: city, region, country, postal code, coordinates, timezone, and ISP/organization. Leave ip empty to look up the caller's own IP address.

[ghibli-intel] Fetches full details for a single Studio Ghibli film by exact/partial title (e.g. 'Spirited Away') or by its API id, including director, producer, release date, running time, Rotten Tomatoes score, description, and counts of associated characters, species, locations, and vehicles. Provide either 'title' or 'id'.

[ghibli-intel] Retrieves details about a Studio Ghibli species/race (e.g. 'Human', 'God', 'Witch') by name or id, including its biological classification and possible eye and hair colors, plus a count of characters belonging to that species.

[ghibli-intel] Lists all Studio Ghibli feature films with title, director, producer, release date, running time, Rotten Tomatoes score, and a synopsis. Supports optional sorting by release date, Rotten Tomatoes score, or title, which is useful for building rankings or timelines of the studio's catalog.

[ghibli-intel] Searches Studio Ghibli characters (people) by name substring and/or by the film they appear in, returning name, gender, age, eye color, and hair color for each match. Useful for finding a character's details or listing the cast of a specific film.

[github-intel] Get detailed stats for any public GitHub repository: stars, forks, issues, language, topics, license, last push date, and popularity tier. Input: owner and repo name (e.g. owner='facebook', repo='react').

[github-intel] Get a GitHub user or organization's profile: name, bio, follower count, public repos count, member since date, and their top 5 starred repos.

[github-intel] Search public GitHub repositories by keyword, topic, or language. Returns top 10 matching repos with stars, description, and language. Sort by 'stars', 'forks', or 'updated'.

[healthstats-intel] Retrieve current cumulative public-health surveillance statistics for a single country: total reported cases, deaths, recoveries, and testing volume, plus per-population rates and today's newly reported figures. This is historical/statistical reference data aggregated from public sources, not medical advice.

[healthstats-intel] Retrieve aggregated worldwide cumulative public-health surveillance statistics: global case counts, deaths, recoveries, testing volume, per-population rates, and the number of countries with reported data. This is historical/statistical reference data, not medical advice.

[healthstats-intel] Retrieve a day-by-day time series of cumulative reported cases, deaths, and recoveries for a country over a recent window, useful for observing statistical trends over time. Returns cumulative totals per date, not daily deltas. This is historical/statistical reference data, not medical advice.

[history-intel] Get notable people born on a specific date. Returns the person's name, birth year, and Wikipedia link. Great for birthday context or historical profiles.

[history-intel] Get notable people who died on a specific date. Returns name, year of death, and Wikipedia link.

[history-intel] Get historical events that happened on a specific date across all years of recorded history. Returns events sorted by year with Wikipedia links. Perfect for 'on this day in history' content.

[holiday-intel] Get all public holidays for a country and year, optionally filtered to a specific month. Returns holiday name, local name, date, day of week, whether it applies globally or only to specific regions, and holiday type. Covers 100+ countries.

[holiday-intel] Check whether a specific date is a public holiday in a given country. Returns the holiday details if it is, or confirms it is not a holiday.

[holiday-intel] List all countries supported by this service. Returns 100+ country codes and names. Use this to find the correct 2-letter country code to use in other tools.

[holiday-intel] Get the next upcoming public holidays for a country, starting from today or a specified date. Useful for scheduling, planning around holidays, or building calendar reminders.

[joke-intel] Get a random joke from JokeAPI. Choose from categories: Programming, Misc, Dark, Pun, Spooky, Christmas, or Any. Filter by type (single one-liner vs two-part setup/delivery) and blacklist offensive flags. Supports keyword search to find jokes containing a specific word.

[joke-intel] Get multiple jokes at once (2-10). Useful for giving an agent a batch of jokes to pick the best one, or for producing a comedy set. Same filtering options as get_joke.

[json-guard-intel] Compare two JSON values and report added fields, removed fields, and type changes for schema-drift checks.

[json-guard-intel] Extract the first valid JSON object or array from messy text and return parse status, byte size, top-level shape, and warnings.

[json-guard-intel] Validate a JSON value against a simple required-fields and field-type schema.

[mcp-audit-intel] Audit an MCP endpoint for reachability, tools/list support, tool schema quality, x402 paywall behavior, latency, and buyer-facing warnings.

[mcp-audit-intel] Audit a provided MCP manifest or tools/list JSON for tool names, descriptions, input schemas, and buyer-facing readiness warnings.

[mcp-audit-intel] Audit up to five MCP endpoints and rank them by readiness score and latency.

[mcp-audit-intel] Fetch and score a server-card from a base URL or direct server-card URL.

[mcp-pricing-intel] Turn several paid tools into a discounted bundle offer.

[mcp-pricing-intel] Check if a tool fee looks underpriced, reasonable, above-market, or overpriced.

[mcp-pricing-intel] Forecast monthly and annual revenue from fee, buyer count, call volume, and conversion.

[mcp-pricing-intel] Recommend a per-call price from buyer value, compute cost, risk cost, frequency, and competition.

[music-intel] Get the official album discography for an artist by their MusicBrainz ID (MBID). Returns album title, release date, country, label, and track count.

[music-intel] Get detailed info for a specific artist by MusicBrainz ID: full name, type, country, active years, genres/tags.

[music-intel] Search for music artists or bands by name. Returns artist type (person/group), country, active years, genres/tags, and MusicBrainz ID for further lookups.

[music-intel] Search for songs/recordings by title, optionally filtered by artist. Returns duration, artists, and the album it first appeared on.

[nasa-intel] Fetches NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) — a daily image or video of space with an expert-written explanation, optionally for a specific past date. Uses NASA's public api.nasa.gov DEMO_KEY by default, which is rate-limited to 30 requests/hour/IP; supply a personal key via the NASA_API_KEY secret for heavier use.

[nasa-intel] Fetches photos taken by the Curiosity Mars rover on a given Martian solar day (sol), via NASA's Mars Rover Photos API. Uses the public DEMO_KEY by default, rate-limited to 30 requests/hour/IP; set NASA_API_KEY for a higher limit. Note: this upstream API is hosted on a third-party Heroku backend that has shown intermittent or extended outages — a failure here may reflect that upstream service being down rather than a bad request.

[nasa-intel] Fetches near-Earth asteroids and their close-approach data (size, velocity, miss distance, hazard status) for a date range from NASA's NEO Feed API. NASA limits ranges to a maximum of 7 days. Uses the public DEMO_KEY by default, rate-limited to 30 requests/hour/IP; set NASA_API_KEY for a higher limit.

[news-intel] Get the summary, description, and URL for any Wikipedia article by title. Returns the lead paragraph(s) — a concise factual overview of the topic.

[news-intel] Get Wikipedia's content for today: the featured article of the day, the most-read articles today, and the top 'In the News' stories currently on Wikipedia's main page.

[news-intel] Search Wikipedia for articles matching a query. Returns titles, snippets, and URLs for the top matching articles.

[numbers-intel] Returns a random notable person who was born on a given month and day (any year). Use this when the user wants to know who shares a birthday with a given calendar date, e.g. 'who was born on October 31st'.

[numbers-intel] Returns a random notable historical event that happened on a given month and day (any year). Backed by Wikipedia's 'On This Day' data. Use this when the user asks 'what happened on June 30th' or wants a fun historical fact tied to a specific calendar date.

[numbers-intel] Returns a random notable person who died on a given month and day (any year). Use this when the user wants a historical 'on this day' death/memorial fact for a given calendar date.

[numbers-intel] Returns a historical event that occurred in a specific year, optionally narrowed to a given month/day. If month/day are omitted, a random calendar date is checked for that year. Use this when the user asks 'what happened in 1986' or wants a fact about a specific year, with an optional date.

[nutrition-intel] Compare the nutrition facts of 2-5 foods side-by-side per 100g: calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, and Nutri-Score. Useful for choosing between similar products.

[nutrition-intel] Look up a specific food product by its barcode (EAN-13, UPC, or other barcodes). Returns full nutrition facts, Nutri-Score, NOVA group, allergens, and ingredients.

[nutrition-intel] Search Open Food Facts for food products by name: get nutrition facts (calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar, salt), Nutri-Score grade (A-E), NOVA processing level, allergens, and ingredients list. Database has 3M+ products worldwide.

[openalex-intel] Get an OpenAlex work by OpenAlex ID or DOI.

[openalex-intel] Search OpenAlex authors and return works count, citation count, h-index, and affiliations.

[openalex-intel] Search OpenAlex works and return citation counts, open-access status, authors, venue, and DOI.

[package-intel] Get npm package metadata, latest version, license, maintainers, repository, and last-month downloads.

[package-intel] Get PyPI package metadata, latest version, project links, classifiers, and recent release files.

[package-intel] Search npm packages by keyword and return ranked results.

[paper-intel] Look up a Crossref work by DOI.

[paper-intel] Search Crossref works by topic, title, or bibliographic phrase.

[paper-intel] Search Crossref works by author name.

[person-intel] Generate one realistic fake person profile for testing or UI demos: full name, email, phone, address with coordinates, age, date of birth, username, and avatar photo URL. Optionally filter by gender or nationality.

[person-intel] Generate multiple fake person profiles (up to 20) for populating test databases, demos, or UI prototypes. Same data as generate_user but batched.

[person-intel] List all supported nationality codes for use with generate_user and generate_users.

[pii-guard-intel] Return a simple low, medium, high, or critical data-risk score for a text payload.

[pii-guard-intel] Detect emails, phone numbers, SSNs, credit cards, API keys, private-key blocks, IP addresses, and wallet addresses in text.

[pii-guard-intel] Redact sensitive data from text while returning a finding count and risk level.

[pokemon-intel] Get detailed information about any Pokemon by name or Pokedex number: types, stats (HP/Attack/Defense/Speed), abilities, height, weight, flavor text description, and more. Works for all 1010+ Pokemon. Includes shiny sprite URL.

[pokemon-intel] Get type effectiveness chart for any Pokemon type: what it's strong against, weak to, resistant to, and immune to. Essential for battle strategy.

[pokemon-intel] Get a completely random Pokemon from the full Pokedex (1-1010). Great for random encounters, Pokemon of the day, or surprise challenges.

[pokemon-intel] Search for Pokemon by name fragment. Useful when you don't know the exact name � e.g. search 'saur' to find bulbasaur, ivysaur, venusaur. Returns name, Pokedex ID, and sprite URL.

[postal-intel] Look up postal codes for a city or place within a state or region.

[postal-intel] Look up a postal code and return matching places, state or region, country, latitude, and longitude.

[prompt-guard-intel] Compare system, user, and retrieved text layers for conflicting instructions and unsafe override attempts.

[prompt-guard-intel] Extract URLs and command-like text from a prompt and flag risky instruction shapes.

[prompt-guard-intel] Scan prompt text for injection phrases, data-exfiltration requests, role confusion, hidden encoding, and unsafe tool instructions.

[qrcode-intel] Downloads an image from a given URL and decodes any QR code found in it, returning the embedded text or data. Uses the free api.qrserver.com decoding service via a direct file upload (more reliable than passing a remote URL to that service directly).

[qrcode-intel] Generates a scannable QR code image for any text or URL using the free api.qrserver.com service. Returns the direct image URL (PNG) that can be embedded or downloaded, and optionally verifies the image actually renders by fetching it and reporting HTTP status, content-type, and byte size.

[quote-intel] Get multiple quotes at once (2-10). Optionally filter by keyword. Great for picking the best quote from a batch or creating content with variety.

[quote-intel] Get a random famous quote. Optionally filter by keyword (searches quote text) or by author name. Sources include ZenQuotes and DummyJSON with 50+ quotes per refresh.

[quote-intel] Get quotes from a specific author. Searches by partial author name match.

[quote-intel] Search for quotes matching a keyword or author name. Returns all matching quotes from the current quote pool.

[quotes-intel] Get one or more random inspirational quotes with author attribution. Returns quotes from philosophers, scientists, leaders, and thinkers (Einstein, Lincoln, Rumi, Aristotle, Mandela, and more).

[quotes-intel] Find quotes from a specific author or thinker. Search by partial name (e.g. 'einstein' matches Albert Einstein). Works for Einstein, Lincoln, Shakespeare, Rumi, Aristotle, Mandela, Gandhi, and many others.

[quotes-intel] Search the quote library for quotes containing a specific keyword or theme (e.g. 'success', 'courage', 'knowledge', 'love'). Returns matching quotes across all authors.

[radio-intel] List live radio stations broadcasting from a given country. Accepts the full country name (e.g. 'Japan', 'United States', 'Germany') as recognized by the community radio directory. Returns stream URLs, language, and popularity data.

[radio-intel] Find live radio stations tagged with a specific genre, format, or topic (e.g. 'jazz', 'news', '80s', 'talk'). Useful for genre-based discovery when the exact station name is unknown. Returns stream URLs and station metadata sorted as provided by the directory.