All projects matching “email”

Email authentication check for a domain: SPF, DMARC policy and common DKIM selectors, with findings and a verdict.

Provide a public domain, HTTP(S) URL or email to retrieve Google DNS and RDAP observations. Returns DNS record sets, provider DNSSEC AD flag, registration metadata, capture times and per-query gaps. Failed queries remain unknown rather than absent. AD and descriptive hygiene fields do not certify domain security, ownership or legitimacy.

Extract named fields from unstructured text into strict JSON. Use when an agent must turn an email, filing, invoice, or description into {field: value} records up to 4,000 characters.

Check if an address or identity exists in database. Use ?address=0x... or ?identity=@handle (works for Twitter, email, any username)

Enrich a person using an email, LinkedIn URL, or name.

Marketing copy quality gate and pre-publish copy review for autonomous agents about to publish or send ad, landing-page, email, CTA, campaign or GTM copy. Returns a fast PASS/WARN/BLOCK verdict, claim-risk flags and prioritized fixes before release. Standard machine terms: https://nexuseval.vercel.app/terms.json 2026-08-29-v2.

Check 1-100 email addresses ($0.001 each): RFC syntax, normalization and canonical form, MX lookup (A fallback), disposable domain (CC0 list), role account, free provider, typo suggestion (gmial.com -> gmail.com), verdict and 0-100 score. No SMTP probing.

Check an email address or domain: MX records, mail provider (Google/Microsoft/Zoho), SPF, DMARC policy, disposable-domain flag and a 0-100 deliverability score. Validate leads before sending.

Use when you need to know what a website is built with (CMS, frameworks, analytics, CDN, hosting), who hosts its email and DNS, and how good its security headers are. Up to 3 domains per call; fetches each homepage once, follows robots.txt.

Text-to-structured-JSON extraction: POST plain text, receive emails, phone numbers, dates, monetary amounts and URLs as JSON.

Public webpage business metadata, public business emails and social links

DNS lookup API for agents at $0.01 USDC. Call when you need A/AAAA/CNAME/MX/TXT/NS for domain routing, email delivery, or infra checks without running a recursive resolver. Returns structured records via x402—no API key, no subscription.

email verification

Use when you need to discover arXiv e-prints by keyword, title, author or field query: pass any arXiv search_query string (e.g. "transformer attention", "au:vaswani", "ti:\"attention is all you need\"", "cat:cs.LG AND all:diffusion"). Returns up to 25 papers with id, title, summary, authors (names + affiliation without emails), primary category, categories, published/updated, comment, journal ref,

Use when you need who holds a token (concentration, whales, treasury): returns the top N holders of an ERC-20 contract on Base or Ethereum with rank, checksummed address, raw and formatted balance, and share of total supply when the explorer provides it. Public name tags and ENS from the explorer are included as labels; no personal identity is invented and emails are stripped. Ethereum prefers Blo

A2A Indirect Prompt-Injection & Jailbreak Firewall (/v1/prompt-guard) — Scans untrusted web pages, emails, MCP responses, or A2A payloads for hidden prompt injections and returns sanitized text. (https://mcp-security.agentdiet.dev/v1/prompt-guard)

About the .download top-level domain: registry operator, type (generic, country-code, sponsored), IANA/RDAP details, WHOIS server, creation date, DNSSEC signing status and the registry's nameservers. Registration research and TLD-policy checks for .download. $0.01 per call.

Change watch for spf authorizes freshdesk: runs the check, compares it with the result from your previous call for the same domain (kept 90 days) and returns the current answer, changed true/false, the fields that changed with before/after values, and when it was last seen. Schedule it to be alerted when this changes. $0.02 per check.

Add purchased time to the current expiry of one active receive-only inbox. The same inbox id, address, messages, read/delete capability, and limits remain in place. Deleted or expired inboxes cannot be revived, and prepaid expiry cannot exceed 30 days from the extension time.

Diagnose a public x402 origin with 25 linter and 14 compliance checks, plus six separate request-example/schema and challenge consistency diagnostics. Use quote_mode fast for an immediate 402, resend unchanged input with one payment proof, then poll using the returned capability. Successful reports are stored before settlement. Examples are checked offline, never replayed; unsupported schemas stay

Unfold a domain's SPF policy (RFC 7208) into merged IPv4 and IPv6 blocks: include and redirect followed as a receiver counts them (10 lookups, 2 void lookups, PermError stops), a and mx resolved with /cidr, sources per block, exists, ptr and macros listed apart, and very broad blocks flagged. Use when an agent must know which servers may send. Input: ?domain=example.com.

Website HTTP and metadata inspection report

Prepaid credit of $0.10 for paid API calls without signing each request. On CommsHarbor it pays for business e-mail for your domain from about $1.62 for 30 days (3 mailboxes), priced in Brazilian reais. The same token pays the paid APIs of our other products.

Evaluate an SPF record against an IPv4/IPv6 address using only its literal ip4/ip6/all mechanisms. DNS-dependent mechanisms (include, a, mx, exists, redirect) reached before a match yield an honest `indeterminate` result rather than a guess.

Domain-level contact preflight with MX provider, SPF, DMARC and structured risk signals. Does not claim mailbox existence.

Buy an inbox on stableemail.dev ($1, 30 days). forwardTo is optional — omit it to use as a programmatic mailbox via the messages API (retainMessages enabled automatically). Message content and attachments are retained for 90 days.

Arm a one-time tripwire URL that records every hit (payload, headers, source IP) for a window of up to an hour; polls are free. Also works as a cron heartbeat with expect_by.

Typosquat and quality signals for an npm package before installing it: weekly downloads, latest version, license, deprecation notice, repository link, and computed risk flags (low_downloads, deprecated, no_repository, no_license, not_found). A package with 12 weekly downloads pretending to be a popular library is the classic supply-chain attack on coding agents. Pairs with the package-vulns endpoi