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Pre-trade token safety check for AI agents. Simulates a sell before you buy, then returns one low/medium/high/unknown verdict with the signals behind it: sellability, buy/sell tax, liquidity depth, pair age, same-ticker impersonation, owner powers from bytecode. Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana. Fail-closed - a check that cannot run answers unknown, never low. Publishes its own measured error rate with the benchmark harness in the repo. Free, no signup, no API key, MIT.
Technology intelligence feed for AI agents: tech stack, compliance, security.
Preflight for AI agents, signed: one call; wallet, domain, IP abuse, package checks and CVEs.
Monitor domains, trademarks and app stores for brand conflicts. Triage matches and track takedowns.
Signed, traced record of what an npm package or file attempts when run, network included. No key.
VPN, proxy, Tor, hosting and CDN detection for any IP address, from the VPNDetection API.
Toxicity scores (0-1) for text before an agent posts it. Perspective API compatible. No LLM.
Block an action a signed mandate does not permit: amount, payee, audience, currency, window, intent.
DMARC analytics for AI assistants: SPF/DKIM, compliance, anomalies, p=reject readiness, onboarding.
Find relevant evidence. Inspect the sources. Preserve the version your workflow used. Preview four complete evidence packs free: • GitHub + Playwright: repository and browser permission boundaries. • Notion + Slack: access permissions and data handling. • GitHub, Slack + Cloudflare: audit and export coverage. • Next.js: three dated advisory source assertions. Public MCP discovery is free and read-only. The packs contain published documentation reviews or frozen advisory evidence, not independently tested tool behaviour or a current safety assessment. Paid services preserve a version-bound pack for authenticated retrieval: £5 Single Request or £19 Evidence Receipt, plus applicable VAT. The receipt is unsigned. Eligible existing subscriptions retrieve a whole pack using one query. Preview and access: https://varexis.tech/index-connect Purchasing: https://varexis.tech/index-access Hosted Stripe and compatible authorised MPP/Stripe SPT purchases use separate supported paths. Payment adds no fresh investigation, certification or continual refresh.
Shared second brain for any AI with agent permissions
Free, no-API-key network lookups for AI agents — IP geolocation, DNS, WHOIS, HTTP and SSL/TLS certificate checks, and full domain health reports.
Collision-first MCP diagnostics for MCP, API, webhook and agent failures. Returns structured evidence, bounded repair guidance, agent compatibility checks and safe recovery routing.
Free website privacy scanner for pre-consent cookies, trackers, consent, policy, and HTTPS/TLS.
Evaluate x402 V2 HTTP payment requirements against explicit recipient, asset, network and amount policies, with requested-resource binding checks. Returns pay, review or do_not_pay with explanations. Public offline tools require no account, wallet or API key. Does not sign, send payments or verify on-chain settlement. Documentation: https://settlens.com/mcp — Reproducible examples: https://settlens.com/blog/check-x402-payment-policy
Scans untrusted web pages, emails, or tool outputs for prompt injections and returns sanitized tex
Evaluates any GitHub repository for license risk, maintenance velocity, stars/forks, and security.
Audits any Base/EVM address for bytecode risk, proxy patterns, honeypot selectors, and balance.
Real-time RFC 5321 email verification with direct TCP port 25 SMTP mailbox checks, disposable/burner firewall (100k+ domains), and bulk cleaning for AI agents. Sub-140ms latency with zero email delivery.
AskYourStack connects Claude to your Linux server and to Google Search Console over MCP. On a server, a small open-source agent (Apache-2.0, reproducible builds) dials out to AskYourStack; no SSH key or password is stored. Claude can then set up a raw VPS, install Magento or WordPress, read logs and fix errors, take backups and snapshots, harden the server, scan for malware and move a site to a new server. It runs as the Linux user who owns the sites by default, or as root when the user chooses
