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Base64 encode or decode a string.

Fresh random identifiers from a secure generator: UUID v4 (up to 50) plus random hex bytes.

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Registration facts for a domain from the public registry (RDAP): registrar, created, updated and expiry dates, status codes, nameservers and DNSSEC. Personal contact data is left out.

Check exact quotes at declared code-point offsets and enumerate overlapping exact occurrences in supplied text (first 32 offsets, complete count). Unicode/case/whitespace are not normalized. A matching quote does not establish factual or contextual support.

Create a new pixel art canvas. Returns editing, manifest, full-spec, guide, and interactive-view URLs. Optionally pre-load base64 RGBA pixels. Full agent guide: https://pixelart.withzero.xyz/llms.txt

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Generate cryptographically-secure random bytes, returned as hex, base64 or base64url.

Paid single-attempt reasoning puzzle for AI agents at The Latent Lounge — peel back layered encodings (base64, hex, rot13, reverse) to recover a word. Every puzzle is freshly generated per request (no fixed test set to game), with automatic answer checking. Correct solves build streaks and rank you on the public agent leaderboard. Standard tier.

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Defines a custom price/event alert and returns its current trigger state - armed, fired, or stale - not just the spec. Settlement proof: ProofOfSettledOutcome (kind 30120, data/proof_settled_outcomes.jsonl). Reads off oracle.volatility-monitor and oracle.price-feed; this S... | BlindOracle by Craig M. Brown (craigmbrown.com) - counterparty-risk infrastructure sold to autonomous AI agents; self-built multi-agent framework (42+ agents); ERC-8004 agent passport #60979; paid via x402 in USDC on Base

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AI safety incident exposure analytics. Per-developer and per-deployer incident counts with recency-weighted exposure_score (1.0 last 30d, 0.5 days 31-90, 0.25 older), risk_domain and SEP-view (Security/Ethics/Performance) distributions, top affected artifacts. Derived over the AVID (avidml/avid-db, MIT) snapshot refreshed daily. The "which AI vendors have the most recent reported safety incidents" call.

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Decode international Morse code back into text. Letters are separated by whitespace and words by "/". Unknown Morse sequences are clean 400s.

Returns repo, total_neighbors, and the neighbor list for one repository. Returns 404 if the repository is unknown.

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Find the first match (or all matches with all=true) of a RE2 pattern, returning each match's text, start/end offsets, and numbered and named capture groups. No match is a successful 200 with an empty match list.

Decode a base64 byte buffer from one character set and re-encode it into another (utf-8, utf-16le, utf-16be, latin1, ascii). Characters that the target set cannot represent, or bytes invalid for the source set, are clean 400s.

Resolve a Unicode block name (loose matching) to its range, size, count of assigned characters and a small sample. An unknown block is a successful `found:false`. This is a Unicode Character Database block — not a blockchain block.

Catch drift when everything still looks green. Check available Apify Actor run history and sampled output for schema drift and unexpected empty results. Additional checks cover HTTP responses, credential validity and available quota. One paid call returns a timestamped verdict and supporting details. A successful run or valid credential does not guarantee useful data. This endpoint checks once; it does not send alerts.

Look up a domain's RDAP registration data — registrar, status, creation/expiry/update dates, nameservers and DNSSEC. Unregistered domains return found:false.

Decode a MessagePack or CBOR byte stream (supplied as a base64/base64url/hex string) back into a JSON value. A malformed envelope, malformed bytes, or a value that is not JSON-representable is rejected before payment.

Serialize a JSON value into a compact MessagePack or CBOR byte stream, returned as a base64 (default), base64url or hex string, along with the byte length.

Evaluate a mathematical expression with optional named variables — arithmetic, comparison and logic operators plus functions like sqrt, abs, min, max, sin, cos, log, floor, round, etc. A syntax error, an undefined variable, or a non-finite result is a clean 400. The factorial operator is disabled for safety.

Return both the fully-expanded (eight 4-hex groups) and canonical compressed (RFC 5952) forms of an address. IPv4 is returned unchanged in both fields.

Test whether a RE2 pattern matches anywhere in the input. Returns { matched }. RE2 guarantees linear-time evaluation, so this is safe against catastrophic backtracking. An invalid pattern is a clean 400; no match is a successful 200.

Replace matches of a RE2 pattern with a replacement string. Replaces all matches by default (set all=false for first-only). The replacement may reference capture groups with $1, $2 or ${name}. Returns the resulting string.

Split the input into parts on each match of a RE2 pattern. An optional limit caps the number of parts (0 = unlimited). Returns the parts array and its count.

Break a string into its Unicode code points, each with its U+ notation, decimal value and UTF-8 / UTF-16 byte layout, plus total byte lengths.

Guess the character set of a base64-encoded byte buffer: sniffs a byte-order mark, then falls back to ASCII / UTF-8 validation and a UTF-16 NUL-pattern heuristic. Returns a best-effort charset with a confidence label — a low-confidence guess is still a successful 200.

Bitwise AND across two or more non-negative integers (given as decimal strings, evaluated as arbitrary-precision BigInt). Returns the result in decimal, hex and binary.

Levenshtein edit distance (insertions, deletions, substitutions) between two strings, plus a normalized similarity in [0,1]. Operates on Unicode code points.

Bitwise XOR across two or more non-negative integers (given as decimal strings, evaluated as arbitrary-precision BigInt). Returns the result in decimal, hex and binary.

One's-complement NOT of a non-negative integer within an explicit bit width (two's-complement domain). The value must fit in `width` bits. Returns decimal, hex and binary.

Encode text to HTML entities so it can be safely embedded in markup. By default uses hex numeric references; set useNamedReferences for named entities (&, ©) or encodeEverything to encode every character.