Poll the operator inbox to classify and forward emails requiring owner action; supports dry-run and status checks.
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Maps a product name or description to Harmonized System / HTS customs classification codes — the lookup customs brokers, import/export compliance teams, and trade-automation agents need before filing a shipment or estimating duty. Returns ranked HS/HTS candidates. Pay-per-call via x402 (USDC on Base): $0.03/call, no account or API key. tools/list and /openapi.json are free for discovery.
Classifies products into HS/HTS customs codes for import/export workflows. $0.03/call via x402.
- Analyze a wallet's on-chain behavior to classify its persona — Trader, HODLer, MEV-bot, Whale, Smart-Money, Airdrop-Farmer, Compromised, or Inactive. Includes confidence and supporting signals.MIT
- Classify any text by intent, domain, and emotion to understand its nature before storing, without retaining the data.MIT
- Send prompts to a local LLM for private, free text processing. Perform tasks like classification, formatting, extraction, rewriting, and proofreading without an API key.Apache 2.0
- Classify a SpecNode failure as spec_gap, test_gap, implementation_bug, or dependency_failure and escalate to the appropriate mode.MIT
- Extract and classify memory-unpacked binaries from sandbox analysis to identify runtime-decrypted payloads and memory-resident code, with process ID and execution timing metadata.MIT
- Normalize phone numbers in any format to E.164 and classify them by type and region using libphonenumber.MIT
- Retrieve all tags attached to a FRED series, providing the keywords that classify a given series ID.Apache 2.0
- Identify duplicate documents in your local project against a knowledge base, then receive thin-pointer replacements to consolidate content.Apache 2.0
- Classify a token denomination string into its type: native, ibc, evm, move, cw20, factory, or l2, enabling token identification across blockchain ecosystems.Apache 2.0
- Store facts, notes, or information in shared memory. Automatically classifies, checks conflicts, and builds a knowledge graph.MIT
- Analyze multiple IP addresses simultaneously to detect internet scanners and classify business services.MIT
- Scan text for personally identifiable information (PII) and classify its sensitivity to identify potential data safety risks.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve paginated industry classifications to discover valid options for company filtering.MIT
- Determine risk level and SPDX identifier of any license string. Identify copyleft, permissive, or proprietary licenses to ensure compliance.MIT