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  • Per-transaction crypto trade validator for AI agents. Returns deterministic PROCEED / CAUTION / BLOCK verdicts using WaveGuard anomaly detection, history checks, and rug-pull risk analysis.

  • Anomaly detection API powered by physics simulation. Scan any data for outliers.

  • List deployed Modal applications with status, task count, and creation date to monitor cloud infrastructure and application health.
  • Retrieve recent logs from Modal applications to monitor execution and debug issues. Specify the app name and line count to analyze targeted output history.
  • Wait for an element to appear or disappear, for network requests to finish, or for a page to fully load before proceeding with the next action.
    MIT
  • Dispatch key press events on a web element. Send Enter to submit forms, Escape to close modals, or Tab to shift focus. Use named keys for keyboard shortcuts and navigation.
    MIT
  • Run isolated code in a disposable remote sandbox with optional GPU acceleration. Provides a clean ephemeral environment for running untrusted code.
    MIT
  • Lists all available OGC API Processes for mobility analysis, including ODIN analysis, modal split, accessibility maps, and spider diagrams.
    MIT
  • Press keyboard keys or key combinations on web pages to interact with forms, navigate fields, close modals, or execute shortcuts.
    MIT
  • Diagnose why a DOM element looks wrong or doesn't behave as expected by retrieving its full details: attributes, styles, visibility, accessibility, overflow, occlusion, and live form state.
    MIT
  • Analyze Dutch travel behavior using 20 years of ODIN survey data. Get modal split, trip purposes, distance distribution, hourly patterns, and trends for any municipality, postcode, or province.
    MIT
  • Analyze modal split trends for a Dutch location using a Marimekko chart. Input municipality, postcode, or province and a year range to get a visual breakdown of travel modes.
    MIT