All projects matching “rfc”

Fetch a site's robots.txt and evaluate crawl permissions: given a URL (plus optional extra paths) and a user-agent, return whether each path is allowed or disallowed, the rule that matched, the user-agent group, the crawl-delay and any declared sitemaps. Implements the Robots Exclusion Protocol (RFC 9309) with longest-match-wins, Allow-over-Disallow tie-breaking and * / $ wildcards.

Call after your agent completes an action it may later have to prove: seal the hashes of its input and output (only your action label and meta are published) into GBLIN's signed append-only transparency log and get a portable receipt: Ed25519 signature, RFC 6962 inclusion proof, C2SP signed checkpoint; root anchored daily on Base (EAS). Proves existence and time, not correctness. Free reads and de

Parse a pasted SPF record without DNS (RFC 7208): mechanisms with qualifiers and values, modifiers, syntax errors, the all policy and the number of terms that need DNS lookups, with coded findings such as +all, ptr and over ten lookups. Use when an agent must check an SPF record before publishing it. Input: {"record": "v=spf1 mx include:_spf.example.com ~all"}.

Validates one email (email=) or up to 50 (emails=comma list, same price): RFC 5322 syntax, normalized form, MX records (A fallback), disposable, role account, free provider, typo suggestion, and a deliverable/risky/undeliverable verdict with reasons. No SMTP probing.

eIDAS qualified electronic timestamp (RFC 3161 .tsr) on a Sellat proof, issued in seconds by an EU qualified trust service provider on the EU trusted list. Legal timestamp with the presumption of accuracy of date and integrity of Art. 41.2 eIDAS, recognised across the EU. Use when the date must hold before a court, authority, regulator or auditor. Call it on the proof_id from POST /proofs.

6 email validation checks in one call — syntax (RFC 5322), MX record verification, disposable detection (5,000+ domains), free provider identification, role-based address detection (admin@, info@), and typo suggestion. Returns a 0-1 confidence score with detailed per-check results. POST method protects email addresses from access logs. No API keys, no multiple service integrations needed. Accepts

Prove what a web page showed: verify completed work, freeze evidence for a dispute, certify a page before you rely on it. Two independent observers on separate networks capture your URL at one frozen instant: byte-identical is CERTIFIED; disagreement is WITNESSED with pixel agreement and diff map. Signed manifest, RFC 3161 timestamp, permanent Arweave storage; ERC-721 certificate minted to the pay

One RFC 3161 timestamp receipt over a digest you supply. No account and no API key: the response is the whole deliverable. Your data is never sent - only its hash - and nothing about the request is retained here.

Compute network details of a CIDR block — network & broadcast address, usable host range, total and usable address counts. Works for IPv4 and IPv6 (counts returned as strings for large IPv6 blocks). Honours RFC 3021 for /31.

Random UUID generator — returns time-ordered UUIDv7 (RFC 9562, sortable, database-key friendly) or fully random UUIDv4, 1 to 100 per call, as lowercase canonical strings. Use for unique IDs, primary keys, request and correlation IDs, idempotency keys.

Create RFC 5545 ICS calendars for appointments and itineraries, with all-day events, locations, descriptions and bounded recurrence. Timed events and recurrences are emitted in UTC; all-day end dates are exclusive.

Generate an RFC 6238 time-based one-time password from a base32 secret. Uses the current time by default, or an explicit unix timestamp (seconds); configurable period (default 30s), digits (default 6) and algorithm (default SHA1). Also returns the counter and seconds remaining in the window.

Email address verification for AI agents: RFC 5322 syntax check, live MX/A DNS lookup, disposable-domain detection, role-address and free-mail-provider flags, typo suggestions (gmial.com -> gmail.com), normalized form and a low/medium/high risk score. One address or up to 20 per request, same price. No mailbox probing.

JSON canonicalization — canonicalize structured data with RFC 8785 JCS; return canonical JSON text, UTF-8 byte length, and SHA-256 hash for integrity checks, signature preparation, and deduplication. Includes an EIP-712 signed attestation. Use when an agent needs an idempotency key, cache key, dedup hash, or verifiable commitment. $0.002 per call. Free verification at POST /v1/verify.

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.

Managed CAN-SPAM & RFC 8058 One-Click Unsubscribe compliant 3-touch outbound sequence relay with diagnostic preview links and Ed25519 dispatch receipts ($0.50 USDC per 10 prospects).

MIME type for .bin files: application/octet-stream. Returns the Content-Type to send, the category, whether browsers render it inline, whether it is compressible, common magic bytes and related extensions. Set headers and validate uploads for .bin correctly. $0.01 per call.