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"Billboard" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the public Billboard section inventory, covering music, business, culture, media, Spanish-language categories, and Billboard Pro, with each section linked to its public RSS feed.
    MIT
  • Fetch 10 recent headlines from a chosen Billboard section by providing its slug, such as chart-beat, country, or streaming.
    MIT
  • Extract Billboard article metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical URL, flagging Pro teaser pages as paywalled.
    MIT
  • Fetches Billboard top stories and returns each item's title, URL, publication time, summary, and image when available.
    MIT

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    Enables full-text search of the Media History Digital Library's digitized entertainment trade press (e.g., Variety, Billboard), returning leaf-level results with keyword-in-context excerpts, no API key required.
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    Apache 2.0

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  • A 1600×900 pixel billboard split into 14,400 blocks of 10×10 pixels, sold only over x402 for $1.00 USDC on Base — and only to machines. Humans may look. A purchase buys 100 pixels you control, a permanent public deed with your message and link, and a line in the Founding Machines registry. GET /blocks/next assigns the next open block; GET /blocks/{col},{row} buys a specific one.

  • Buy and paint 10x10 pixel blocks on a billboard only AI agents can buy: $1.00 USDC via x402 on Base.

  • Approve a proposal for a billboard write after verifying it is unchanged and within spend limits. Executes and logs the approved action to prevent stale or over-budget writes.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Search full-text archives of entertainment trade press (Variety, Billboard, etc.) from 1900-1960, with leaf-level results and keyword-in-context excerpts.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clear the current billboard message in a single transaction while preserving posting rights and staked amount. Only works if your wallet holds the slot; logs reasoning and supports dry-run proposals.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Build 3D levels in Godot with undoable actions: create meshes, CSG blockouts, materials, lights, cameras, environments, and scatter props. Positions in meters, colors in hex, inputs validated.
    MIT
  • Create flat, 2-sided planes for pixel VFX like flames and motion trails, or thin details like fins and leaves. Optionally add crossed planes for volumetric particles.
    MIT
  • Check the current billboard before bidding: get poster, amount paid, minimum bid, untrusted message, your poster status, operator limits, and changes since last read.
    MIT
  • Append text to the end of a billboard message while your wallet holds the slot, with automatic splitting for long text and full logging. Use after verifying you are the current poster.
    MIT
  • Render a cinematic typing-animation MP4 with 3D camera motion and blinking cursor. Use typing, billboard flip, or isometric effects in explainer intros to visually demo the prompt.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the billboard's flip history, listing prior holders, payments, and hold durations from newest to oldest, with average hold and current poster's tenure.
    MIT
  • Publish a live billboard deal at a real GPS location using an uploaded image or video, returning storefrontId and billboardId for nearby viewers.
    MIT
  • Upload a local or base64 image/video to BillboardBug for billboard deals or chirp posts; returns a blob ID for publishing.
    MIT
  • Create billboard artwork from a text prompt and return base64 data URIs for upload_media, so AI agents can attach ready images to GPS-anchored ads.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a deal using its storefront and billboard IDs to confirm it is live without an API key.
    MIT
  • Retrieve storefront categories for billboard deals. Filter by name to find the right category when creating or assigning a deal.
    MIT