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Fast European HTTP status and TLS preview

Full-domain intelligence report in one call: complete DNS sweep (A/AAAA/MX/NS/TXT/SOA/CNAME), RDAP registration data (registrar, dates, statuses), DNSSEC presence, mail posture summary (SPF/DMARC/DKIM selectors), TLS certificate snapshot (issuer, expiry, protocol), Certificate Transparency subdomain census, and HTTP probe (status, redirects, https enforcement, server header) — each section scored,

HTTP endpoint health audit for one URL: status and redirect chain, latency p50/p95 over repeated samples, TLS certificate expiry and issuer, the response headers that matter, and a list of detected anomalies (missing HSTS/CSP/X-Content-Type-Options, expiring cert, weak TLS, CORS wildcard, insecure cookies, version disclosure, slow p95, redirect loops). Private, loopback and link-local targets are

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.

Domain OSINT, TLS Certificate & Security Headers Recon (/v1/domain-osint) — Inspects live IPv4/IPv6 DNS resolution, TLS certificate issuer/expiry, and HTTP security grade. (https://domain-osint.agentdiet.dev/v1/domain-osint)

Run a bounded deterministic preflight scan for possible private keys, secret assignments, permissive CORS, debug mode, insecure HTTP, and invalid JSON. Not a comprehensive security audit.

Return one current Coinbase spot-product snapshot for an exact BASE-QUOTE product id, including venue price, 24-hour price change and provider-reported 24-hour product volume. Forest reads only Coinbase Advanced Trade public market data; it does not infer tickers, infer the provider volume denomination, aggregate venues, read an account or wallet, place orders, provide an executable quote, forecas

SWARM Read Page - Retrieve the content of a URL as clean, LLM-ready text (headings with #, lists with -; menus, scripts, styles and markup removed). Use when an agent needs to read a web page, article or docs page without paying model tokens for raw HTML: on 15 public pages we measured, the text was a median 97% smaller than the HTML (about 67,000 fewer tokens per page). Requires `url`; HTML or te

Use before spending tokens, money or crawler capacity fetching an unfamiliar web resource. Resolves redirects (manually, bounded, re-validated per hop) and returns deterministic HTTP/resource facts — final URL, status, content type and length, response time, a bounded HTML title/canonical peek, and a lightweight generic-bot robots.txt indication — so an agent can decide whether a normal web fetch

Call when you need a researched written brief on a topic (not instant). Delivered within 24h, usually same day: ~500 words default (max_words 50-1500), at least 3 cited public source links. Returns job id + dueBy now; poll GET /v1/jobs/:id (free) for result {title, summary, body_markdown, sources, word_count}. Public web sources only.

badhttp /402/pay: a real x402 v2 paywall for testing clients. Pay 0.01 USDC on Base mainnet and get a 200 with a PAYMENT-RESPONSE receipt and the transaction hash. Nothing else is sold; sibling endpoints under /402 misbehave on purpose.

Execute HTTPS requests reliably with automatic retries for rate limits, temporary server failures, network errors and timeouts. One $0.02 USDC payment creates one durable job with up to 8 attempts and a 24 hour lifetime.

Refund for transaction 0x65303d58e65b9314004cdf0438c5664fe9054a16481bc2a78ae00bffeb7e0904

Research PoC: catalog-timing comparison w/ live URL (rsrcheval_live_fs_t1791706212)

DNS and email-authentication audit for one domain: A/AAAA presence, NS count and whether the nameservers share a /24, MX (including a null MX), SPF (missing, multiple, +all, ~all, ?all), DMARC (missing, p=none, no rua, partial pct), a DKIM selector probe, CAA, and whether the zone is DNSSEC-signed. Read entirely over DNS-over-HTTPS, so nothing is sent to the target host. Every finding carries a st

DNS and email-authentication audit for one domain: A/AAAA presence, NS count and whether the nameservers share a /24, MX (including a null MX), SPF (missing, multiple, +all, ~all, ?all), DMARC (missing, p=none, no rua, partial pct), a DKIM selector probe, CAA, and whether the zone is DNSSEC-signed. Read entirely over DNS-over-HTTPS, so nothing is sent to the target host. Every finding carries a st