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  • Retrieves full wikitext of a Ragnarok Online reference page from irowiki or Fandom by exact article title. Choose source and title to get the raw page for reference.
    MIT
  • Search for articles on any Fandom wiki by specifying the wiki subdomain and a query string. Returns a configurable number of results up to 50.
  • Search AO3 for fanfiction works with flexible filters including fandom, relationship, characters, tags, rating, word count, and more. Use wildcards to find canonical tags and combine filters to narrow results.
    MIT

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  • Resolve fuzzy tag wording to canonical AO3 tags for accurate fanfiction searches. Use partial terms like 'coffee shop' to find exact tag names.
    MIT
  • Search a billion+ documents for academic papers, books, legal cases, forum discussions, and more. Get ranked results with titles, authors, URLs, and metadata to access full content.
    MIT
  • Generate cryptographically secure random bytes, alphanumeric tokens, or diceware passphrases with configurable length and word count.
    GPL 3.0
  • Generate a random UUID v4 to create unique identifiers, keys, or tokens. No parameters required; returns a single random UUID.
    MIT
  • Search Ragnarok Online Pre-Renewal wikis and web for game details, marking each result's era, server, and Tenarius applicability.
    MIT
  • Choose random items from a list, with optional weights to influence selection probabilities. Ideal for sampling, simulations, or random assignments.
    MIT
  • Access comprehensive documentation for all random functions. Learn to generate cryptographically secure random numbers for games, decision-making, sampling, and simulations.
    MIT
  • Generate a random float between a specified low and high bound, providing controlled decimal randomness for simulations, games, or data sampling.
    MIT
  • Shuffle an array using cryptographically secure random generation. Get a new array with elements randomly reordered.
    MIT