Create configuration code for Orbit chain deployments, including chain setup, AnyTrust DAC configuration, and custom gas token settings using the Arbitrum Orbit SDK.
Search earth stations by name, operator, frequency band, or geographic proximity. Use 'near' with latitude, longitude and radius km to find stations within range, sorted by distance.
Retrieve a consolidated dossier for any space entity by UUID, aggregating regulatory filings, financial signals, sanctions hits, and asset footprint. Optionally include corporate family totals.
Retrieve FCC surety bond portfolio for satellite operators to verify compliance with 47 CFR 25.165, showing bond amounts, releases, and operator details.
MCP server for cross-chain bridging, enabling AI agents to find routes, estimate costs, check risks, execute transfers, and track status across blockchains.
Enables satellite orbital mechanics calculations including visibility predictions, access window analysis, and TLE generation from natural language descriptions. Supports 200+ world cities and multiple orbit types (LEO, MEO, GEO, SSO, Molniya, Polar).
Search LLM-extracted policy arguments in FCC, ITU, UNOOSA, and FAA filings. Filter by docket, stance, argument type, target party, or filer to find who supported or opposed specific positions.
Search the satellite catalog by name, operator, country, orbit class, or NORAD/COSPAR ID. Identify specific satellites or build operator fleets from combined UCS and Space-Track data.
Check entities against consolidated sanctions and export-control screening lists. Filter by name, list source, or match similarity for compliance due diligence.
Retrieve physical and orbital parameters of asteroids and comets from NASA JPL Small-Body Database by name, number, or designation. Includes NEO/PHA flags, diameter, orbit class, and Earth MOID.
Get comprehensive details of a specific regulatory filing, including spectrum data, orbital parameters, ground stations, signals, attachments, and policy analysis.
Search space regulatory filings, entities, and semantic index across FCC, ITU, UNOOSA, and FAA. Use this first to answer any question about filings, entities, or spectrum.