These recipes turn individual x402 calls into repeatable agent outcomes. Variables beginning with $ are client-side bindings. Inspect every HTTP 402 challenge; where a complete one-call alternative is shown, you can choose fewer authorizations at the displayed price.
Select a public GLEIF legal-entity candidate before combining it with website, DNS, TLS, RDAP, and site-quality evidence for a broader business review.
Select an official GLEIF legal-entity candidate, then compare that legal name with current OFAC Entity records and aliases. The result is evidence for manual review, not a legal allow or block decision.
For CSV text up to 500,000 characters, decode a caller-supplied file, remove seven common personal-data pattern classes, profile only the redacted records, and infer a Draft 2020-12 JSON Schema. Pattern redaction supports review but is not a compliance guarantee.
Convert caller-supplied CSV, TSV, JSON, JSON Lines, or YAML into deterministic JSON, infer a Draft 2020-12 schema from the converted records, then validate a caller-supplied future JSON value against that contract.
Apply only explicit deterministic syntax repairs to caller-supplied JSON, infer a Draft 2020-12 schema from the valid result, then validate a future JSON value.
Validate an EVM address, read its point-in-time Base account state, then retrieve recent official Circle USDC transfers over a bounded block range. The results are public-chain evidence, not proof of identity, ownership, authorization, solvency, or compliance.
Convert one public URL into clean Markdown and collect canonical, social, hreflang, feed, heading, and JSON-LD metadata for RAG ingestion, research, or content indexing. The two results come from separate bounded fetches and each call requires its own buyer authorization.
Collect publisher-asserted page metadata, then combine public DNS, TLS, RDAP, and focused mail-authentication records for the same site. Results are time-specific configuration evidence, not an identity, ownership, delivery, or safety verdict.
Review two caller-supplied source snapshots with deterministic static signals, then optionally inspect exact line additions, removals, and a bounded unified diff. For the complete recipe, each snapshot must be no more than 500,000 characters. Neither step executes code or accesses the network, and each step requires a separate buyer authorization.
Generate deterministic pytest smoke tests from a caller-supplied OpenAPI 3 document, then measure the generated Python source before retaining or running it. The workflow validates syntax and static quality signals; it does not execute tests or contact the target API.
No hidden orchestration or charge. Step-by-step totals are the exact sum of their listed calls. A one-call alternative has its own single exact price and returns the complete stated outcome. Your agent controls inputs, authorization, retries, and which route to use. Start with the buyer quickstart.