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"Toll" matching MCP tools:

  • Dock at a station in your sector; needed before sell, sell_all, buy, refuel, repair and place_orders. Omit station_id to auto-select the first available station (ids are listed by get_sector). Fails if the sector has no station. Changes ship status to DOCKED. Docking may cost a station fee in CWM (scales with ship tier, plus a toll in foreign corp sectors). Undock with undock; mine and warp undock a docked ship automatically.
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  • Get vetted instructions for the hard modelling shapes this domain involves (progressive tax/fee charges, per-period schedules, classification, date math, group-by, …). Read the model description in ANY language, pick the matching topic ids, and call this BEFORE authoring the spec — then follow what it returns. Available topics: - amortization_schedule — A computed array / per-period schedule: an amortization table, time series, or per-period breakdown (one row per period). - group_by — Group-by / aggregation over an array: subtotals, counts, sums per category. - date_math — Date arithmetic: days/months/years between dates, elapsed duration, age from a birth date. - classification — Deriving a label / tier / band / risk level / status from data via thresholds. - currency_conversion — Currency / FX conversion of an amount by an exchange rate. - status_field — A status / state field with flags or labels derived from the current status. - rank_percentile — Rank / percentile / leaderboard / quartile over an array of values. - regulated_charge — An official published charge whose rates are set by an authority: a tax, duty, levy, tariff, fee, toll, excise, or customs charge. - percentage — Percentages / ratios: percent-of, markup, discount, tax-inclusive vs exclusive, share-as-percent. - unit_conversion — Unit conversion / dimensional consistency: cm-m, kg-lb, C-F, miles-km — one canonical unit per quantity. - compound_growth — Compound growth / interest: future value, compound interest, exponential growth (the ** operator). - weighted_average — Weighted sum / weighted average / score over an array of values and weights. - eligibility — A boolean eligibility / qualification verdict derived from several criteria (and/or of conditions). - proration — Prorating / allocating an amount across a count or period (per-unit share, partial-period). - editable_items — A user-edited list of items the user adds, edits and removes: line items, debts, expenses, passengers, participants — each with its own fields.
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  • Submits an enquiry to Toll Blenders — NOT a purchase, NOT a guaranteed quote. Step 1: call with the answers (keyed by field key from enquiry_fields) and consent=true; it validates and returns a summary, the consent line and a confirmation token — show the person the summary and the consent line. Step 2: only if the person agrees, call again with the same answers, consent=true and the confirmation token; the enquiry is then submitted, and the person receives an email with a link they must click before any provider sees it. Consent means the person has read and agreed to: "Send my contact details to up to three freight forwarding and sourcing firms, chosen by Toll Blenders, who'll contact me directly. I'll be emailed each firm's name as my details go to it, and can stop any more firms getting them."
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  • Free. Run a real extraction against one fixed sample product page and return the result. USE THIS to decide whether the paid tools are worth paying for. It returns the identical shape get_product_details returns, produced by the identical code — not a hand-written example — so what you see is what you get. It takes no arguments and costs nothing. You cannot choose the page: pointing a free endpoint at arbitrary URLs would just be the paid tool with no toll. Use get_product_details for the URL you actually care about. When to use: Before paying, to see exactly what get_product_details returns. Use instead: get_product_details for a URL you choose. Returns: a real extraction of one fixed sample page.
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  • Post a piece of text to a Clippy room so it appears on every device and agent watching that room. The room is created automatically if it does not exist yet. Subscribed devices receive a push notification. This is how you "send" something to a user or leave a note for another agent. Returns the stored item.
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  • Move REGEN between the Regen chain, Osmosis, Arbitrum and Base in ONE transaction the caller signs with their own wallet. Returns a live quote and the exact unsigned transaction; Skip Go's relayers carry every hop after the broadcast: no confirm step, nothing held by this server, free. Five routes: regen→arbitrum, regen→base and base→regen (axlREGEN through Axelar), plus regen→osmosis and osmosis→regen (a plain ICS-20 transfer over regen-1 channel-1 and osmosis-1 channel-8). This tool prepares that ICS-20 leg itself: zero toll, amount out equals amount in, one signed message, timeouts derived live by Skip, and no minimum send; on those two legs destination may be omitted, and the sender's own account re-encoded under the destination prefix is used (same key, same 20 bytes, no new wallet). Skip does now return a one-transaction route from Osmosis to Base, but it is a CosmWasm contract call rather than a plain ICS-20 transfer, and this tool prepares only ICS-20 transfers and Axelar sends, so it is not offered here; from Osmosis, route home first (osmosis→regen), then regen→base or regen→arbitrum from the regen1 address. Base USDC to REGEN and the reverse take two signed transactions and are not offered here either. Outbound sends from the Regen chain to Arbitrum or Base pay Axelar's flat per-transfer toll, which Axelar prices in dollars (about $0.19 to $0.23 measured across 2026-09-05 to 2026-09-08) and so floats in REGEN terms: measured between 94 and 175 REGEN across those days, on a transfer of any size, moving with both the REGEN price and the shape of the route Skip picks. It is quoted LIVE at call time and returned as quote.toll_regen. The response is authoritative; the figures in this text are approximate and there is no stable number to publish. On those Axelar routes send at least twelve times the live toll in one transfer (returned as quote.min_send_regen, which is null on the Osmosis legs because they have no minimum) and batch rather than dribble; a smaller send is refused with the live toll named. base→regen carries no REGEN toll: the prepared EVM transaction carries a small native ETH value instead, Axelar's fee as Skip quotes it (about $0.11 measured 2026-09-08, returned as sign_this.value and refused above $0.50), after one exact ERC-20 approval. Measured landing times with one key, every landing read from the destination chain on 2026-09-08: regen→osmosis under a minute, regen→base about 66 seconds, base→regen about 30 minutes because Axelar waits on Base finality before it approves an EVM to Cosmos call. After the broadcast, call bridge_status with the source chain and the transaction hash to follow it; a round trip through Base and back loses money at every size this tool prepares (the flat toll never crosses the small price spread), so move REGEN to where it is needed, never to trade the gap. Cost and signer: free to prepare; the person's own wallet signs and pays the bridge toll and gas, and the house never holds a key.
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    Robinhood Chain safety checks for trading agents: check a coin before buying (who is behind it, bundles, dev record, LP), check a transaction or x402 payment before signing (ALLOW / WARN / BLOCK), ERC-8004 agents, Uniswap v4 hooks and Stock Token data. Read-only, free tier, no key.
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    Measured trading-venue tolls (fee, spread, slippage) with per-venue freshness and evidence. list_venues is free; get_toll costs $0.05 USDC on Base via x402.
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  • Robinhood Chain checks for agents: coins, devs, ERC-8004 agents, pre-sign check, Stock Token data.

  • GF Pick MCP: Saudi import costs and GCC commerce analytics. Free tool; x402 from 0.25 USDC.

  • The public read over the Conduct Log Commons: which agents knocked on attested tollbooth sites in the last 7 days, what they did when offered paid access, and what they would have paid. First-party monitors and credential-scanning recon are classified and EXCLUDED from the headline (reported separately, never conflated). Attested tier only — keys a domain has vouched for via /.well-known/tollbooth-site.json. Use this tool when: - You want to know how AI crawlers actually behave when a site asks them to pay. - You need the current commons membership (sites by tier) and the export pointers. Returns: - `headline`: agents, requests, would_have_paid_usd, robots_respecting_agents. - `named_ai` / `other` / `attack_recon`: per-agent rows with sampled paths. - `receipts`: identity-bearing conduct receipts by type. - `commons`: tier, sites {attested, unattested}, export + attest pointers. Cost: - Counts as one request against the daily rate limit. Not cached. Latency: - Typical: 300–1200ms (two D1 reads over the last 7 days).
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  • Poll the alerts view of a registered watch: the filings matching the watch's own rules that this service first saw since the cursor — new filings, /A amendments grouped to their base form, and deletion flags from weekly index reconciliation only. Paid via x402: $0.01 — RULED (10000 USDC units / 68000 SOL lamports) per delivered view — one poll delivers ALL matching events since the cursor, up to 200 per poll; it is NOT charged per event. Always call the free preflight first (same watch_id + cursor): GET /toll/secalerts/alerts/preflight returns the pending-event count only (no event content) — pending_count 0 is the complete free answer, so you never pay for an empty view. A settled poll that still delivers zero writes exactly one refund intent (net charge zero, cursor unmoved). If you lose a response, re-poll the same cursor within 7 days: the delivery record is re-served verbatim and free (redelivered: true). first_seen_at is ExchangeRebel's own detection timestamp — the moment this service first recorded the filing in its append-only store. The SEC publishes no availability timestamp, so no seller's first-seen time can be anything other than their own observation. For a filer's first-ever touch, the store is seeded from the filer's returned history and first_seen_at is the seed time (records carry seeded:true). Deletion flags are issued only for removals confirmed by the weekly full-index reconciliation: a deletion_flag event is produced only from a record whose provenance marks it weekly-index-reconciliation-sourced. Removals noticed when a single filer's submissions record is re-read are never issued as deletion alerts by this service. Until the weekly reconciliation is wired to the live store, deletion flags do not fire in production. Honest crossover: polls cost $0.01 (ruled price) per delivered alerts view. A caller whose watches deliver about 500 events a month is spending about $5.00 a month here — the price of Datamule's $5/month subscription — and continuous, high-volume watchers are better served by that subscription. This service is built for episodic, task-driven agent queries: register a watch, poll it when the task needs the answer, and pay only for delivered views. Price: $0.01 per call (per delivered alerts view). — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: GET https://exchangerebel.com/toll/secalerts/alerts.
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  • Parses an international phone number (E.164), checks it against Google's open libphonenumber metadata, and returns the country, line type (mobile, fixed line, fixed-or-mobile, VoIP, toll free, premium, pager and more), E.164/international/national formats and the carrier that the number range was originally allocated to. Not a live HLR query: ported numbers keep the original carrier and active/inactive status is not checked. Price: $0.002 in USDC per successful call, paid with x402 (Base, Solana or Arc); failed calls are not charged.
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  • Validate and format a phone number with the libphonenumber rules: whether it is valid and possible, the E.164 form, international and national formatting, country, calling code and line type (mobile, fixed-line, toll-free, VoIP…). Give +country code, or a national number and a two-letter country. Offline: nothing is sent and it does not say the line is in service. Use to clean contact lists or check a number before an SMS. Example: number=+1 650-253-0000. Price $0.01/call via x402 USDC or a card key (/credits), first 25 free; failed calls free. Reads or computes only and changes nothing; each call is charged, so repeats are not free.
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  • Validate and format a phone number with the libphonenumber rules: whether it is valid and possible, the E.164 form, international and national formatting, country, calling code and line type (mobile, fixed-line, toll-free, VoIP…). Give +country code, or a national number and a two-letter country. Offline: nothing is sent and it does not say the line is in service. Use to clean contact lists or check a number before an SMS. Example: number=+1 650-253-0000. Price $0.01/call via x402 USDC or a card key (/credits), first 25 free; failed calls free. Reads or computes only and changes nothing; each call is charged, so repeats are not free.
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  • Validate and format a phone number with the libphonenumber rules: whether it is valid and possible, the E.164 form, international and national formatting, country, calling code and line type (mobile, fixed-line, toll-free, VoIP…). Give +country code, or a national number and a two-letter country. Offline: nothing is sent and it does not say the line is in service. Use to clean contact lists or check a number before an SMS. Example: number=+1 650-253-0000. Price $0.01/call via x402 USDC or a card key (/credits), first 25 free; failed calls free. Reads or computes only and changes nothing; each call is charged, so repeats are not free.
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  • Fill in (or fix, after a rejection) the toll-free verification Twilio needs before a business number can send. Use only true facts the user gave you about their business; never invent or guess a name, address, EIN or opt-in proof. Ask the user for anything missing (the EIN, a public URL showing how people opt in) before calling. The EIN (businessRegistrationNumber) is required except for a SOLE_PROPRIETOR. Twilio reviews it in a few days; get_number shows the result. Refused for read-only and send-only connections.
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  • Edit the text of an existing item in a Clippy room, identified by its item id (the `id` field returned by store-item / list-items). Image bytes are immutable; this changes only the text.
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  • Snap a recorded GPS trace to the road network and say what it actually travelled over. Provide `shape` (2 to 2000 recorded points, oldest first) or `encoded_polyline` (the same trace as a polyline6 string) (not both) plus the `costing` it was travelled under: "auto" (default), "truck", "bicycle", "pedestrian" or "motor_scooter". Costing decides which roads the trace may match onto, so a walk matched as "auto" snaps to the carriageway rather than the footpath. Returns the matched path as `geometry_polyline6` (the snapped roads, not your raw points) with its `distance_m` and `duration_s`, then the roll-ups: `by_road_class` and `by_admin` (distance and time, longest first), `by_surface` (distance), and `toll`, `bridge` and `tunnel` totals. This is how you turn a dashcam or telematics log into a report, which country and region the driving happened in, how much of it was motorway, how much was tolled, how much was unpaved. Honesty: the roll-ups are summed per matched road segment, so they need not add up to `distance_m` exactly, and segments the map records no surface or admin area for are left out of that breakdown rather than filed under a guess, an entry in `by_admin` with null codes is exactly that, counted and not attributed. Needs the MapMap gateway (GATEWAY_URL + GATEWAY_API_KEY); there is no direct-backend fallback.
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  • Allocate a Telegram bot for one month. $0.50 per call — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: POST https://exchangerebel.com/toll/telegram/provision. STATE-CHANGING: one settled call allocates one Telegram bot for one month. Payment is settle-once (replay-protected): do NOT retry blindly after a timeout — the call result returns the allocation, which is your receipt.
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  • Pass along a person's request for a toll free number held by another vanity number vendor, the kind check_number and the searches show as with another vendor, with no list price. Use it when the person asks to request that number and gives their name and email. Bill Quimby at VanityNumbers.com reviews each request by hand to confirm it's available and what it would cost, and answers by email, usually within a day; it costs nothing to ask. Returns whether it was sent and what happens next. It can't buy or reserve the number.
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  • Anomaly detection for one numeric time series (8..10,000 points): per-point robust score (median/MAD robust z), boolean flag, and the signals that fired (robust_z / iqr_fence / step_change / constant_deviation). Global whole-series retrospective statistics; thresholds are UNCALIBRATED DEFAULTS; a statistical signal, never a determination. Free pre-check at POST /toll/anomaly/detect/preflight (validates shape/size only, never runs any statistic). $0.01 per call — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: POST https://exchangerebel.com/toll/anomaly/detect.
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  • Screenshot of one public web page, self-rendered by our own headless Chromium: body {url, tier?: viewport|full-page, width?, height?} -> PNG inline (base64 in JSON) + render metadata. Viewport tier $0.03, full-page tier $0.02 (tier selected in the body; the 402 challenge carries the selected tier's price). Full SSRF fence, refusals free before payment. Free pre-check at POST /toll/screenshot/preflight (shape + full fence incl. resolve-then-pin, no render). $0.03 per call — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: POST https://exchangerebel.com/toll/screenshot.
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  • Address-validation bundle at $0.01 flat (any leg count): fan one structured address out to 2-3 live legs (nl|ca|us); results come back in request order, one per-leg result object each. A 1-leg request refuses free — use the leg tool instead. Canada is available inside this bundle only. Naming a catalogued-but-not-yet-available leg (nz, es) refuses the whole bundle free. Free pre-check: POST /toll/address/bundle/validate/preflight. $0.01 per call — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: POST https://exchangerebel.com/toll/address/bundle/validate.
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  • Send one 1:1 direct message through the A2A ciphertext relay: {from, to|to_handle, ciphertext (base64, <= 16384 bytes decoded), idempotency_key, client_ts, signature (Ed25519 over the a2a-msg/v1 payload)} -> delivered receipt. Mailboxes are Ed25519 public keys declared free at POST /toll/a2a/mailbox/declare; the relay stores opaque ciphertext only and holds no private keys. The payer of record must equal the sender mailbox. Undeliverable sends are refused FREE before payment. Free pre-check at POST /toll/a2a/send/preflight. Retention 30 days. 1:1 DM only. $0.005 per call — USDC on Solana via x402 (over MCP: call without payment to get the PaymentRequired challenge, then retry with the payment at _meta["x402/payment"]). HTTP equivalent: POST https://exchangerebel.com/toll/a2a/send.
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