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  • Get average pay for a worker category. Use broad groups like engineering or sales-emea; categories with fewer than ten people are refused to protect individual pay.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch full details for up to 20 Apple Maps places in one call, including any requested IDs Apple does not return. Accepts external and numeric place IDs interchangeably.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve payment intent details by hosted pay slug to resolve a payment link and inspect its current status.
    MIT
  • Find ebooks by search term across Apple Books storefronts and return normalized title data via Apple's public iTunes Search API.
    MIT
  • Retrieve any Apple Podcasts Connect listening report by name with its columns and rows unchanged. Use it for reports not covered by standard views or for inspecting columns after Apple changes a report format.
    MIT
  • Pause an Apple Ads campaign using its campaign ID to stop spending; requires a connected Apple Ads WRITE key and user approval.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Pay a raw LNURL-pay endpoint (bech32 lnurl1... string) to send satoshis. Decodes the LNURL, resolves the pay request, and applies safety checks: allowlist, budget cap, optional confirmation.
    MIT
  • Discover connected Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro) with UUIDs, names, and connection status for streamlined testing workflows.
    MIT
  • Perform pay-per-query web searches using Lightning Network. Pay a Lightning invoice per query to get search results without registration.
    MIT
  • Fetch a show's complete RSS feed (episodes newest first and channel metadata) via an RSS URL, Apple ID, or Apple Podcasts link, revealing the full record beyond Apple's catalog.
    MIT
  • Scan prospect replies for walk-away signals like exposure-pay, spec-work, pay-on-performance, budget mismatch, and scope-creep. Get flagged issues and a CLEAN, CAUTION, or WALK verdict to guide next steps.
    MIT