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      Enables AI agents to identify what language text is written in, returning top matches, confidence scores, script detection, and character statistics via a pay-per-call x402 API without requiring an API key.
      MIT
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      Enables AI agents to run deterministic text-prep operations such as normalize, validate, hash, dedupe, redact, chunk, diff, and extract via pay-per-call x402 USDC payments, without API keys or accounts.
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      Enables AI agents to make pay-as-you-go AI inference requests through x402 with automatic Solana USDC payments, no API keys or registration, while enforcing configurable spending limits.
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      Enables AI agents to access Solana wallet analytics, token data, and DeFi tools via pay-per-request USDC micropayments using the x402 protocol, without API keys or subscriptions.
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      Enables AI agents to call pay-per-request AI and web tools—including web-to-Markdown reading, PDF extraction, translation, compliance lookups, domain/email/Solana data, and prediction-market intelligence—without accounts or API keys, settling each call in USDC via x402 on Base, Solana, or Arc.
      MIT
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      Enables AI agents to check their wallet address and USDC balance, preview the cost of an x402 call, and pay for API requests in USDC on Base without an account or API key. Spend caps, allow-lists and blocked contracts are enforced in code before anything is signed, so a prompt injection cannot bypass them.
      MIT