# Crawlora-org/crawlora-mcp [Health: Active] **Category:** πŸ”Ž Search & Data Extraction **Repository:** https://github.com/Crawlora-org/crawlora-mcp **GitHub Stars:** 1 **npm Downloads (last month):** 1410 **Views:** 4 **Installs:** 0 **Upvotes:** 0 **Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/crawlora-org-crawlora-mcp ## Description Hosted MCP for structured public web data β€” 319 tools across search, maps, commerce, social, and finance, each returning clean JSON. Free 2,000 credits/mo. ## Tools Capabilities this server exposes over MCP: - **accor_amenities** β€” Accor amenity reference catalog. Returns the anonymous public Accor amenity catalog with stable amenity codes, labels, categories, and display ordering. It is reference data for interpreting hotel search facets; booking, rates, rooms, reviews, and account data are excluded. - **accor_brands** β€” Accor brand directory. Returns the Accor brand directory published on the public brands page, with each brand's name, slug, and source URL. Booking, rates, rooms, reviews, contacts, and location are excluded. - **accor_catalog_hotels** β€” Search the Accor hotel catalog. Searches Accor's anonymous public hotel catalog by text, hotel code, or latitude/longitude radius. Results contain static property identity and broad location metadata plus catalog relevance/distance; contact details, precise hotel coordinates, payment, loyalty, media, rates, rooms, reviews, and booking data are excluded. - **accor_destination_hotels** β€” Accor hotels in a destination. Returns the static list of hotels published on one Accor destination directory page (world, continent, country, region, department, city, district, or place), optionally narrowed by a theme facet. Each hotel carries its code, name, source URL, and broad city/country. Booking, rates, rooms, reviews, contacts, and precise location are excluded. - **accor_property** β€” Accor hotel metadata. Returns static public metadata for one Accor hotel code, including name, brand, city/country, explicitly listed amenities, and published check-in/check-out times. Booking, rates, rooms, reviews, contacts, and precise location are excluded. - **accor_search** β€” Search Accor hotels. Searches the public Accor hotel index by destination or hotel name, with optional country, city, brand, star, page, and page-size filters. Results contain static hotel identity, location labels, ratings, and source URLs; booking, rates, rooms, reviews, loyalty, and payment flows are excluded. - **accor_search_details** β€” Accor place coordinates and viewport. Resolves an anonymous Accor search suggestion identifier to its description, coordinates, viewport, radius, and address components. It uses the same public place-details source as the Accor search box; booking, rates, rooms, reviews, and account data are excluded. - **accor_search_suggest** β€” Accor destination and hotel search suggestions. Returns anonymous Accor typeahead suggestions for a partial destination or hotel query, including destination/place and hotel identifiers, types, labels, and match metadata. It uses the public search-box suggestion source only; booking, rates, rooms, reviews, and result-list requests are excluded. - **adidas_product** β€” Get an Adidas product. Returns normalized product-detail data for one Adidas SKU: name, brand, category, description, pricing (current/standard/sale), images, and every purchasable size variant. product_id is the Adidas SKU (e.g. JI0397), taken from a search result's products[].id field or the trailing segment of an Adidas product page URL. An unknown product_id returns a not-found error. - **adidas_product_review_topics** β€” Get Adidas review topics for a product. Returns the topics an Adidas product model's customer reviews can be filtered by -- the "filter by topic" chips the product page shows, commonly satisfaction, comfort, color, purchase, fit, appearance, quality and style. Feed a topics[].topic value back to /adidas/product/reviews as its topic parameter to return only reviews about that aspect. The topic vocabulary is per model, not a fixed list: a shoe exposes fit and comfort topics that an accessory does not, so read it per model rather than hard-coding it. model_number is the Adidas model number (e.g. SAMBAU2312) -- NOT the SKU: take it from an adidas_search result's products[].model_number field. A model with no reviews, including a well-formed but unrecognized model_number, returns an empty topics list rather than an error. Note the label field is a display form of topic, not translated text: Adidas returns the same English values for every locale on this route. - **adidas_product_reviews** β€” Get Adidas product reviews. Returns one page of customer reviews for an Adidas product model, plus the model's rating summary: overall rating, star histogram, percentage of reviewers who recommend it, per-attribute averages (Size, Width, Comfort, Quality with their own scale labels), and Adidas's AI-generated review digest when one exists. Each review carries the rating, headline, body, author nickname, purchased colorway, helpful/not-helpful vote counts, badges, customer photos, and submission time. model_number is the Adidas model number (e.g. SAMBAU2312) -- NOT the SKU: take it from an adidas_search result's products[].model_number field, which is a different value from products[].id. Reviews are returned 10 per page. Reviews are scoped to review text written in the requested locale's language, and most of the US catalog's reviews are English, so a non-English locale commonly returns rating statistics and a localized summary with an empty reviews list. A model with no reviews -- including a well-formed but unrecognized model_number -- returns an empty reviews list rather than an error, because Adidas answers 200 with a zero count rather than 404. - **adidas_search** β€” Search or browse Adidas products. Searches Adidas.com product listings by keyword, or browses a category listing by taxonomy slug, with real pagination and sort options. Exactly one of query or category is required. Returns normalized product summaries (title, price, rating, images, color variants) plus facet filter groups, sort options, and (for category browse) a breadcrumb trail. Keyword search is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed match: an obscure keyword returns whatever Adidas's own search index surfaces. A genuinely empty keyword search returns an empty product list, and requesting a page beyond the available result pages (or an unknown category) returns a not-found error. Category values are the path segment after /us/ in an Adidas category URL (e.g. women-athletic_sneakers); they can also be read from the url fields of a search/category response's own filters and breadcrumbs. Facets are applied by composing them into the category slug rather than by a separate parameter: each filters[].values[].slug is a token you splice into the category value (e.g. category=women-black-athletic_sneakers applies the Color=Black facet, and category=women-athletic_sneakers-prime applies Shipping=PRIME). Use filters[].key (the facet's stable name, e.g. searchcolor) rather than filters[].id, which is an opaque per-deployment UUID that cannot be used to build a request. Note the token's position within the slug varies by facet, so compose from a slug you have seen rather than assuming a fixed order. - **adidas_store** β€” Get an Adidas store. Returns normalized detail for one Adidas retail store: name, status, phone, description, full address, coordinates, opening hours, and in-store services (e.g. Click and Collect, Free Wi-Fi). store_id is the numeric Adidas store id, taken from an adidas-stores response's stores[].id field. An unknown store_id returns a not-found error. - **adidas_stores** β€” Find nearby Adidas stores. Returns Adidas physical retail stores nearest to a coordinate, sourced from Adidas's own store-finder API: name, address, phone, coordinates, distance in miles, opening hours, and in-store feature flags. lat and lng are both required. Adidas's upstream ignores a caller-supplied radius and returns the nearest ~20 stores ordered by distance. A location with no stores returns an empty list rather than an error. - **adidas_suggest** β€” Get Adidas search suggestions. Returns the top matching products for a partial query, the same search-as-you-type preview Adidas's own search box shows. Adidas has no separate term-autocomplete index, so each suggestion is a matching product (id, title, url, image, price) rather than a completed search phrase. Best-effort relevance: an obscure query returns whatever Adidas's own search surfaces. - **agoda_activities_search** β€” Search Agoda activities. Returns Agoda activities (tours, attractions, experiences) matching a free-text keyword and/or a city. When keyword is omitted, the resolved city's name is used instead to return a general listing of activities in that city. Callers may supply a known Agoda city id or a free-text city name for the city filter; when both are supplied city_id takes precedence. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own destination search. - **agoda_activity_detail** β€” Get Agoda activity detail. Returns full activity detail from Agoda: title, description, stated duration, categories, and content images. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own activity content source. - **agoda_flights_itinerary_amenities** β€” Get Agoda flight segment amenities. Returns real-content amenities (aircraft type, seat layout, meals, entertainment, wifi) for one or more flight segments. Copy the segments straight from a flight search response's own segment fields. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own flight content service. - **agoda_flights_search** β€” Search Agoda one-way flights. Returns bookable one-way flight itineraries between two IATA airport codes for a departure date, including per-segment flight number, airline, times, layovers, aircraft type, and price. Resolve free-text city/airport names to codes first via the flight destination search endpoint. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own flight search. - **agoda_flights_search_locations** β€” Search Agoda flight destinations/airports. Resolves a free-text city or airport name into IATA airport codes for flight search, with each city's direct and nearby airports. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own flight destination search. - **agoda_homes_search** β€” Search Agoda Homes & Apartments by city. Returns Homes & Apartments results for an Agoda city: full listing detail for every matching property whose accommodation type is Apartment, drawn from the same city search as hotel search and filtered to non-hotel accommodation types. Callers may supply a known Agoda city id or a free-text city name; when both are supplied city_id takes precedence. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own hotel/home search. - **agoda_hotel_detail** β€” Get Agoda hotel detail. Returns full hotel detail from Agoda: identity (name, any former name), an accommodation type code, address (street address, postal code, city, country), guest rating, a main photo, room count, hotel chain id, a long and short description, and short-form policy statements (minimum age, adult/child definitions, extra-bed and additional-room booking policy). Credential-free public data from Agoda's own hotel content source. - **agoda_hotels_search** β€” Search Agoda hotels by city. Returns hotel search results for an Agoda city: the matching property ids for that city plus a direct link to each property's listing page. Callers may supply a known Agoda city id or a free-text city name; when both are supplied city_id takes precedence. Credential-free public data from Agoda's own hotel search. - **airbnb_host** β€” Get Airbnb host profile. Returns a normalized Airbnb public host profile β€” display name, Superhost and identity-verification status, location, bio, hosting tenure, total guest-review count, and total listing count. - **airbnb_host_listings** β€” Get Airbnb host listings. Returns the listings an Airbnb host manages, paginated. Page 1 comes from the host profile; deeper pages page through the host's full portfolio. - **airbnb_host_reviews** β€” Get Airbnb host reviews. Returns reviews guests left for an Airbnb host, paginated, including the reviewer name and location. - **airbnb_room** β€” Get Airbnb room. Returns normalized Airbnb public room details. - **airbnb_room_calendar** β€” Get Airbnb room calendar. Returns public calendar month hints parsed from Airbnb room bootstrap data. - **airbnb_room_reviews** β€” Get Airbnb room reviews. Returns normalized Airbnb public review snippets. - **airbnb_search** β€” Search Airbnb stays. Returns normalized Airbnb public web search results. - **aljazeera_article** β€” Get Al Jazeera article content. Returns a public Al Jazeera article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. - **aljazeera_categories** β€” Get Al Jazeera section navigation. Returns Al Jazeera's current public section navigation. Use a returned slug directly as the topic parameter on aljazeera-topic. - **aljazeera_headlines** β€” Get Al Jazeera site-wide headlines. Returns fresh headlines from Al Jazeera's public, site-wide RSS feed. - **aljazeera_topic** β€” Get Al Jazeera section headlines. Returns the newest public Al Jazeera stories from one section archive page. topic is a section slug; use aljazeera-categories for the current value space. - **allbirds_collection_products** β€” List Allbirds collection products. Returns normalized products from one Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **allbirds_collections** β€” List Allbirds collections. Returns normalized collections from Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **allbirds_page** β€” Get a Allbirds static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_pages** β€” List Allbirds static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_product** β€” Get a Allbirds product. Returns normalized product detail for one Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **allbirds_product_recommendations** β€” List Allbirds product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_products** β€” List Allbirds products. Returns normalized products from Allbirds's (https://www.allbirds.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **allbirds_search_suggest** β€” Get Allbirds search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Allbirds's (https://www.allbirds.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_sitemap_urls** β€” List Allbirds sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Allbirds's (https://www.allbirds.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_sitemaps** β€” List Allbirds sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Allbirds's (https://www.allbirds.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **allbirds_store** β€” Get Allbirds store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Allbirds (https://www.allbirds.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **alt_asset** β€” Get one card design's population report and recent sales. Returns one card design's identity, full population report (across every grading company and grade Alt tracks), and a recent raw sales feed -- the "is this card actually rare, and what does it sell for" data for a specific card design, independent of any single listing. asset_id comes from a prior alt-search/alt-sold-listings/alt-card-search result's asset_id field. recent_sales has no per-transaction grade breakdown -- Alt's own API does not expose one; see alt-sold-listings for per-grade sold prices on specific listings. Credential-free public data from Alt's own GraphQL API. - **alt_auctions** β€” Search Alt's own live 24/7 auctions. Searches Alt's own currently live auctions -- the same pool shown on alt.xyz/browse's "Auctions" tab filtered to the Alt source. Unlike alt-search, this never returns another source auction house's listings or Alt's own fixed-price items: it always uses a search key scoped server-side to Alt's own live auction pool. Credential-free public data from Alt's own search backend. See alt-categories for the accepted category/grading_company/sort values. - **alt_card_search** β€” Search Alt's reference card-design catalog. Searches Alt's reference card-design catalog -- a canonical catalog of card designs (one entry per year/brand/subject/card-number/variety combination), separate from live listings or sales. Useful for finding a card design's asset_id (to feed into alt-asset for a population report and recent sales) without already having a live listing or sale that references it. Credential-free public data from Alt's own search backend. - **alt_categories** β€” List Alt search filter values. Returns every accepted value for alt-search/alt-auctions/alt-sold-listings' category, auction_house, grading_company, and listing_type params, plus the sort enum. category/auction_house/grading_company/listing_type are read live from Alt's own current search index via a facets-only query on every call, not a fixed taxonomy -- so this endpoint self-corrects if Alt's aggregator adds a new source auction house, grading company, or category. Credential-free public data from Alt's own search backend. - **alt_listing** β€” Get one Alt listing's full public detail. One listing's full public detail -- title, description, price/bid state, grading info, and images -- normalized across Alt's own native listings and its aggregated external listings. id and listing_type come from a prior alt-search/alt-auctions result. Not every response field applies to every listing_type -- see the field-level notes in this endpoint's markdown doc. - **alt_market_trends** β€” Get Alt's card-market price-trend index. Returns Alt's own category-level price-trend index -- the same data alt.xyz's "Market Trends" page shows: a weekly/monthly/90-day change and a current index value per card category, built from Alt's own sold/valuation data. Credential-free public data from Alt's own GraphQL API. - **alt_search** β€” Search Alt's aggregated card marketplace. Searches Alt's universal aggregator index -- live auction and fixed-price listings from Alt itself and every other source auction house its search carries (eBay, Fanatics Collect, Pristine Auction, Goldin, CardHobby, Memory Lane) -- by free-text query, category, source auction house, grading company, and listing type, in a caller-selected sort order. Only currently-live listings are returned; see alt-sold-listings for completed sales. Credential-free public data from Alt's own search backend. See alt-categories for the accepted category/auction_house/grading_company/listing_type/sort values. - **alt_sold_listings** β€” Search Alt's completed sales archive. Searches Alt's global archive of completed card sales, aggregated across every source auction house its search carries -- the "market data" side of Alt's card-investment-marketplace positioning. This is a separate index from alt-search/alt-auctions, scoped to a rolling recent time window, not a filtered view of live listings. Pass auction_house=Alt to see only Alt's own completed auctions. Credential-free public data from Alt's own search backend. See alt-categories for the accepted category/auction_house/grading_company values. - **alt_top_movers** β€” Get Alt's biggest card-market price movers. Returns Alt's biggest price-index movers -- either a cross-subject leaderboard (optionally scoped to one category) or, when subject is set, that one player/character's own trend broken out per category it appears in. category is not strictly validated against alt-categories' list -- this trend index's own category set is broader (e.g. it includes MULTI-SPORT_CARDS). Credential-free public data from Alt's own GraphQL API. - **amazon_charts** β€” Amazon product charts. Returns one page of a ranked Amazon chart (Best Sellers, New Releases, or Most Wished For) for a department or department subcategory on `amazon.com`. Discover valid department/node values with amazon-charts-categories. - **amazon_charts_categories** β€” Amazon chart categories. Returns the department and subcategory values amazon-charts accepts for a given chart. Omit department to list a chart's top-level departments; pass a department (and optionally a node) to get that category's own name plus its immediate child categories. - **amazon_jobs_categories** β€” Amazon Jobs category discovery. Lists every value amazon-jobs/search's `category` parameter accepts, each with its current live job count. Live-queries amazon.jobs's own search category facet rather than a static list, so counts and coverage stay current. - **amazon_jobs_job** β€” Amazon Jobs single posting. Returns one Amazon.jobs posting by its numeric job id (the `id` field returned by search). Parsed from amazon.jobs's stable server-rendered job detail page β€” there is no separate JSON detail endpoint upstream. - **amazon_jobs_search** β€” Amazon Jobs search. Searches Amazon's public careers site (amazon.jobs) via its credential-free search JSON. Each result includes the full description and qualifications inline. `sort` accepts `relevant` (default, upstream relevance ranking) or `recent` (newest posted first). Either `q` or `category` (or both) must be given -- `category` filters by Amazon's own job-category taxonomy and works with no text query at all. See `amazon-jobs-categories` for the full, live-verified list of accepted `category` values. - **amazon_product** β€” Retrieve Amazon product details. Returns normalized product details for an Amazon ASIN on `amazon.com`, including pricing, availability, overview data, inline review samples, and descriptive content. - **amazon_search** β€” Search Amazon products. Returns normalized Amazon search result cards for `amazon.com`. - **amazon_suggest** β€” Retrieve Amazon search suggestions. Returns typeahead keyword suggestions from Amazon's public suggestion API for `amazon.com`. - **anime_airing_schedule** β€” Upcoming anime airing schedule. Returns upcoming anime episode broadcasts (episode number, air time, countdown, and the normalized title), soonest first, paginated. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_character** β€” Get an anime/manga character. Returns a normalized character profile by AniList id: names, image, description, gender, age, blood type, birthday, favourites, and the titles the character appears in with their billed role. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_character_search** β€” Search anime & manga characters. Searches anime and manga characters by name. Returns character summaries (name, native name, image, favourites), paginated. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_rankings** β€” Rank anime. Returns a filterable, sorted anime ranking. Credential-free public AniList data. Filter by season, year, format, genre, and status. - **anime_search** β€” Search anime. Searches anime by free-text query. Credential-free public anime data from AniList. Returns normalized entries: titles, scores, popularity, format, status, season, genres, tags, and studios. - **anime_title** β€” Get an anime. Returns a normalized anime by AniList id: titles (romaji/english/native), MyAnimeList id, scores, popularity, favourites, format, status, season, episodes, duration, genres, ranked tags, studios, dates, description, images, and next-airing countdown. Pass mal=true to additionally enrich the response with the MyAnimeList community score (mal block: score on a 0-10 scale, plus scored-by count), scraped credential-free from the public MAL page. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_title_characters** β€” List an anime's characters. Returns an anime's cast (character name, native name, billed role, image, favourites), paginated. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_title_recommendations** β€” List an anime's recommendations. Returns community-recommended titles for an anime, each with a recommendation rating and the full normalized media entry, paginated. Credential-free public AniList data. - **anime_title_staff** β€” List an anime's staff. Returns the people credited on an anime (name, production role, occupations, image), paginated. Credential-free public AniList data. - **apk_teardown_compare_ownership** β€” Compare two apk-teardown jobs for evidence of common ownership. Compares two DIFFERENT completed jobs (not versions of the same app) for signals of common ownership -- shared signing certificate, SDK/analytics identifiers, and more. - **apk_teardown_diff** β€” Diff two completed apk-teardown jobs. Compares two already-completed jobs -- typically two versions of the same app -- and returns what changed (permissions, signing, SDKs, size, and more). - **apk_teardown_submit** β€” Submit an APK for static teardown analysis. Uploads a single .apk/.xapk file (up to 400MB), or set file_url to have the server fetch it from an https:// URL instead -- exactly one of "file" or "file_url" must be given, not both. Enqueues a Tier 1 static-analysis job -- manifest, permissions, signing, SDK detection, tech stack, locales, and more. Poll the returned poll_path for the result, or set webhook_url for push delivery. Identical uploads (by sha256) within 48h return the existing job instead of re-running analysis. file_url is validated (https only, must resolve to a public address -- no loopback/private/link-local targets) and every redirect hop is re-validated the same way before being followed. - **apk_teardown_timeline** β€” Build a version timeline across 2+ apk-teardown jobs. Compares 2+ completed jobs the caller asserts are versions of the same app and returns the consecutive pairwise diff for each version transition, sorted by version code. - **apple_books_audiobook** β€” Retrieve Apple Books audiobook details. Returns normalized audiobook metadata from Apple Books' public catalog page, including narrator, duration, audio preview, and a cross-link to the ebook edition (when one exists). - **apple_books_audiobook_reviews** β€” Retrieve Apple Books audiobook customer reviews. Returns a page of an audiobook's customer reviews. The default first page is served from the audiobook's own catalog page; deeper pages (page>1 or a larger limit) page through Apple's review API directly, up to 20 per page. - **apple_books_audiobook_search** β€” Search Apple Books audiobooks. Returns normalized Apple Books audiobooks from Apple's public iTunes Search API. - **apple_books_audiobook_series** β€” Retrieve an Apple Books audiobook series and its full audiobook list. Returns series metadata and the full ordered list of audiobooks in the series from Apple Books' public catalog page. An audio-book-series is a catalog resource distinct from a book-series, even for the same conceptual series. - **apple_books_audiobook_similar** β€” Retrieve "Customers Also Bought" audiobooks. Returns the related audiobooks shown on the Apple Books catalog page. - **apple_books_author** β€” Retrieve an Apple Books author's bibliography. Returns author metadata and their full ebook (and audiobook, where available) bibliography from Apple Books' public catalog page. - **apple_books_book** β€” Retrieve Apple Books book details. Returns normalized book metadata from Apple Books' public catalog page, including ISBN, page count, publisher, audience, rating histogram, and series linkage. - **apple_books_book_reviews** β€” Retrieve Apple Books customer reviews. Returns a page of a book's customer reviews. The default first page is served from the book's own catalog page; deeper pages (page>1 or a larger limit) page through Apple's review API directly, up to 20 per page. - **apple_books_book_similar** β€” Retrieve "Customers Also Bought" books. Returns the related books shown on the Apple Books catalog page. - **apple_books_charts** β€” Retrieve Apple Books chart rankings. Returns Apple Books chart rankings from Apple's public marketing-tools RSS JSON feed. Supported collections are `top-free` and `top-paid`. - **apple_books_search** β€” Search Apple Books titles. Returns normalized Apple Books ebooks from Apple's public iTunes Search API. - **apple_books_series** β€” Retrieve an Apple Books series and its full book list. Returns series metadata and the full ordered list of books in the series from Apple Books' public catalog page. - **apple_jobs_job** β€” Apple Jobs single posting. Returns one Apple Careers posting by its job id (the `id` field returned by search, e.g. `200674676-0836` for a specific requisition or `PIPE-200314122` for an evergreen/pipeline retail role). Parsed from jobs.apple.com's server-rendered job detail page. - **apple_jobs_locations** β€” Apple Jobs location discovery. Discovery endpoint for apple-jobs-search's `location` parameter, whose accepted values are a closed set Apple itself defines (its own `-` location ids -- free-text location names are rejected by the search backend). Apple exposes no bulk "list everything" API for this; its only source is its own location-filter typeahead, a fuzzy search capped at 10 results per call covering four granularities (country, state/province, metro area, city) with no empty-input listing mode. With no `q`, this returns the full country-level value space (206 values, live-verified) as a static list -- the granularity apple-jobs-search's own examples use and nearly every caller needs, with no live upstream call required. With `q` supplied, this instead live-proxies Apple's own typeahead so callers can discover state/metro/city-level values for finer filtering; results at those deeper levels may include more than one candidate and are ranked by Apple's own relevance, not alphabetically. - **apple_jobs_search** β€” Apple Jobs search. Searches Apple's public careers site (jobs.apple.com) via its server-rendered search page's embedded job data. Page size is fixed by Apple at 20 results. Search results carry identity/location/team metadata only β€” call the job endpoint for the full description and qualifications. - **apple_maps_autocomplete** β€” Get Apple Maps search suggestions for a partial query. Returns Apple Maps typeahead suggestions for a partial query near a coordinate: query completions, matching businesses (resolved to the same place summary the search endpoint returns, with the place ID the place endpoint takes), and addresses. - **apple_maps_categories** β€” List Apple Maps browse categories for an area. Returns the "Find Nearby" browse categories Apple Maps offers for an area (for example Restaurants, Coffee Shops, Gas Stations, Hotels, Parking, Grocery Stores), each with the key and name the category-search endpoint takes. The set is location-aware. - **apple_maps_category_search** β€” Browse one Apple Maps category near a coordinate. Returns places in one browse category near a coordinate without a keyword, in the same shape as the search endpoint (place summaries, region, relocation flag, and the refinement filters block). The category is a name from the categories endpoint for the same area (case-insensitive) or its key; an unknown name returns 400 listing the categories available there. Filters and sort work exactly as on the search endpoint. - **apple_maps_directions** β€” Get Apple Maps driving, walking, or cycling directions. Returns Apple Maps routes between an origin and a destination, with optional intermediate stops, for driving, walking, or cycling. Each route carries its name, whether it is Apple's main or an alternate route, distance, live/historic/free-flow durations, toll and highway flags, Apple's route description and traffic note, and per-leg turn-by-turn steps (maneuver, road, shield, instruction text, distance, duration); detail=full adds each leg's path as coordinates. Departure time and avoid-tolls/highways/stairs preferences are supported. Transit routing is not available. - **apple_maps_eta** β€” Get Apple Maps travel-time estimates between two points. Returns Apple Maps travel-time estimates between an origin and a destination: for each transport type Apple reports (driving always; walking when requested), the live best estimate, the historic and free-flow durations, and the route distance. Cheaper than the directions endpoint when only the time and distance are needed. Apple has no cycling ETA; use the directions endpoint for cycling. - **apple_maps_guide** β€” Get one Apple Guide with its places. Returns one Apple Guide (curated collection) by id: title, description, last-modified time, cover photos, source link, publisher, and every place in the guide with the publisher's blurb for it plus the place's Apple place ID, name, category, coordinates, address, phone, website, rating, price level, hours, and photo. - **apple_maps_guides** β€” Browse the Apple Guides home page worldwide or for one city. Returns the Apple Guides home page for the Worldwide scope or one city: the featured guide, the guide carousels (expert recommendations, latest, and similar rows), the city shortcut list, and the browse-by-publisher list. Each guide carries its id (the value the guide endpoint takes), title, description, last-modified time, place count, cover photo, source link, and publisher; each publisher carries its id, name, subtitle, website, and guide count. - **apple_maps_guides_cities** β€” List the regions and cities Apple Guides cover. Returns the Apple Guides city picker: every region (North America, Europe, Australia, and any Apple adds) with the cities it publishes guides for, each with its id, country, coordinates, and cover photo. Pass a city id to the guides home, publishers, or publisher endpoints to scope them to that city; omit it for the Worldwide scope. - **apple_maps_guides_lookup** β€” Resolve up to 20 Apple Guide ids to guide summaries. Returns guide summaries (id, title, description, last-modified time, place count, cover photo, source link) for up to 20 guide ids in one call, for example the guide_ids a place carries. Ids Apple does not return are listed in not_found. Publisher details are not part of this lookup; use the guide endpoint for a single guide's publisher and places. - **apple_maps_guides_nearby** β€” Get the Apple Guides curated for the area around a coordinate. Returns the guides Apple suggests for the area around a coordinate ("Guides We Love" for that location) as guide summaries, plus the Apple Guides city the area belongs to (with the city id the guides home endpoint takes). A coordinate outside any guides city returns an empty list. - **apple_maps_guides_publisher** β€” Get one Apple Guides publisher and its guides. Returns one Apple Guides publisher by id: name, subtitle, website, guide count, the cities the publisher offers as filters, and its guides (each with id, title, description, last-modified time, place count, cover photo, and source link). Pass one of the publisher's own city ids as city_id to return only the guides for that city. - **apple_maps_guides_publishers** β€” List Apple Guides publishers worldwide or for one city. Returns the Apple Guides "Browse by Publisher" list for the Worldwide scope or one city, sorted by name: each publisher's id (the value the publisher endpoint takes), name, subtitle, website, and number of guides. With no city_id this is the complete enumeration of every publisher Apple lists, usable as the id lookup table for the publisher endpoint. - **apple_maps_place** β€” Get one Apple Maps place's full detail. Returns one Apple Maps place by its place ID: name, type, category taxonomy, coordinates, formatted and structured address, phone numbers, website, rating and review count, price level, weekly opening hours, amenities (payment, accessibility, parking, and similar yes/no attributes), photos, review snippets (text, rating, time, and source link, without reviewer identity), the business-claim link, and the IDs of Apple Guides that include the place. Accepts either the external place ID (starts with I, the place-id= value in a maps.apple.com/place URL) or the numeric ID from a search result. - **apple_maps_place_photos** β€” List every photo Apple Maps carries for a place. Returns all of a place's photos (the place endpoint caps at 20): the business cover photo first when present, then the hero photo, then every categorized photo with its category (Food & Drink, Interior, Exterior, ...), width and height. - **apple_maps_places** β€” Get full detail for up to 20 Apple Maps places in one call. Returns the same full detail as the place endpoint for up to 20 place IDs in a single upstream call, plus the list of requested IDs Apple did not return. Accepts the external I... form and the numeric id interchangeably. - **apple_maps_reverse_geocode** β€” Reverse-geocode a coordinate with Apple Maps. Returns Apple Maps' address record for a coordinate: the matched place name and type (an address, street, or area of interest such as a neighborhood), the formatted and structured address, the matched center, the IANA timezone, and the display region. - **apple_maps_search** β€” Search Apple Maps places near a coordinate. Returns Apple Maps places matching a keyword, business name, category, or street address near a coordinate. Each place carries its Apple place ID (the value the place endpoint takes), name, category, coordinates, formatted and structured address, phone, website, rating and review count, price level, weekly opening hours, and a hero photo. Apple returns a bounded set per viewport (around 25 places for the default span) with no pagination; widen the span or move the center to cover more area. When nothing matches near the center Apple may relocate the search to a default region, reported by relocated=true and the region bounds. The response's filters block lists the refinement chips Apple offers for this query and area (open now, top rated, in guides, cuisines, price bands, amenities, accolades, sort); pass their keys back as filters and sort to refine the same search. - **apple_maps_transit_departures** β€” Get a transit stop's lines and live departures from Apple Maps. Returns a transit stop or station's systems (e.g. BART, Muni Metro), lines (name, shield, color), and the upcoming departures Apple Maps shows, each with the line, headsign, direction, scheduled and live times, and real-time status. Takes the stop's Apple place ID (find stops with the search endpoint, e.g. a station name). A place that is not a transit stop returns 404. - **apple_maps_venue_browse** β€” Browse the stores and places inside a venue on Apple Maps. Returns an indoor venue's directory (mall, airport, stadium: categories such as Clothes, Shoes, Food, All Shops with their subcategories and levels) and, when a category is given, the places inside the venue for that category with the same summary shape as search. Find venues with the search endpoint; a place without a directory returns 404, an unknown category returns 400 listing the available ones. - **apple_podcasts_charts** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts chart rankings. Returns Apple Podcasts show chart rankings from public iTunes RSS JSON feeds. Supported collections are `toppodcasts` and `topaudiopodcasts`. - **apple_podcasts_charts_rankings** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts chart rankings by algorithm, type, and genre. Returns Apple Podcasts chart rankings from the modern podcasts.apple.com charts page, covering chart algorithms (`top`, `top-subscriber`, `top-series`) crossed with entity types (`podcasts`, `podcast-episodes`, `podcast-channels`) and an optional genre filter. A richer, differently-sourced capability than the legacy RSS-based `/apple-podcasts/charts` endpoint. - **apple_podcasts_episodes_search** β€” Search Apple Podcasts episodes. Returns normalized Apple Podcasts episodes from Apple's public iTunes Search API. - **apple_podcasts_new** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts curated "New" editorial shelves. Returns the curated editorial shelves from podcasts.apple.com/{country}/new (New Shows, New Seasons, New Trailers, Essentials, and other seasonal spotlights). Shelves that merely mirror a Charts Rankings query are omitted here since `/apple-podcasts/charts/rankings` already covers that data. - **apple_podcasts_search** β€” Search Apple Podcasts shows. Returns normalized Apple Podcasts shows from Apple's public iTunes Search API. - **apple_podcasts_show** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts show details. Returns normalized show metadata from Apple's public iTunes Lookup API. - **apple_podcasts_show_episodes** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts show episodes. Returns a show and its public Apple Podcasts episodes from Apple's iTunes Lookup API. - **apple_podcasts_show_related** β€” Retrieve Apple Podcasts "You Might Also Like" related shows. Returns the "You Might Also Like" rail for a single show, sourced from the modern podcasts.apple.com show page's listener-cohort recommendation data. - **appstore_app** β€” Retrieve full App Store app details. Returns normalized app metadata from the App Store lookup API. Provide either `id` (numeric track ID) or `app_id` (bundle ID). `id`/`app_id` can identify an iPhone, iPad, or Mac App Store listing. - **appstore_categories** β€” Retrieve App Store chart categories and collections. Returns every category ID and chart collection accepted by `/appstore/list`, including Games and Magazines & Newspapers subgenres with their parent ID. Collections carry their device platform (`phone`, `pad`, `mac`), chart type (`top_free`, `top_paid`, `top_grossing`, `top`, `new`), and whether the feed currently returns entries. - **appstore_developer** β€” Retrieve apps by developer ID. Returns App Store apps associated with a specific developer artist ID. - **appstore_editorial** β€” Retrieve an App Store device or Arcade editorial landing page. Returns the curated editorial shelves from one of Apple's per-device App Store landing pages (the same content shown by apps.apple.com's device switcher). `device` enum: `iphone`, `ipad`, `mac`, `vision`, `watch`, `tv`. `section` enum: `main` (the device's Today/Discover/Apps & Games landing page), `arcade` (the device's Apple Arcade landing page). Watch has no Arcade page β€” `device=watch` with `section=arcade` returns `400`. - **appstore_editorial_category** β€” Retrieve an App Store category-scoped editorial page. Returns the curated editorial shelves for one device category page (e.g. "Entertainment Apps for Vision"). `category_id` is a numeric, device-specific editorial page ID β€” not a static enum β€” discovered from an `appstore_editorial` response for the SAME `device`, in its "Browse by Category" shelf items' `destination_id` field. `device` enum: `iphone`, `ipad`, `mac`, `vision`, `watch`, `tv`. - **appstore_list** β€” Retrieve App Store collection rankings. Returns ranked App Store apps from an iTunes RSS collection, optionally expanded to full lookup details. `collection` enum: `topfreeapplications`, `toppaidapplications`, `topgrossingapplications`, `topfreeipadapplications`, `toppaidipadapplications`, `topgrossingipadapplications`, `topmacapps`, `topfreemacapps`, `topgrossingmacapps`, `toppaidmacapps`, `newapplications`, `newfreeapplications`, `newpaidapplications`. Of the Mac collections, only `topfreemacapps` currently returns ranked apps β€” `topmacapps`, `topgrossingmacapps`, and `toppaidmacapps` are accepted but Apple's feed for them is currently empty. There is no separate Games `collection` β€” combine any collection with `category=6014` (or a Games subgenre ID, e.g. `7012` for Puzzle) to get its Games-only equivalent, e.g. Top Free Games. See the endpoint markdown for the full category ID table. - **appstore_privacy** β€” Retrieve App Store privacy disclosures. Returns the app privacy cards shown on the App Store page, including data categories and purposes. - **appstore_ratings** β€” Retrieve App Store ratings histogram. Returns total ratings count and the 1-5 star histogram shown on the App Store product page. - **appstore_reviews** β€” Retrieve App Store reviews. Returns one page of customer reviews for an app. Provide either `id` (numeric track ID) or `app_id` (bundle ID). - **appstore_search** β€” Search the App Store. Returns App Store search results for a term. Set `ids_only=true` to return only app IDs. `platform` enum: `phone`, `pad`, `mac`. - **appstore_similar** β€” Retrieve "You Might Also Like" apps. Returns the related apps shown on the App Store product page. Provide either `id` (numeric track ID) or `app_id` (bundle ID). - **appstore_suggest** β€” Retrieve App Store search suggestions. Returns suggested search terms for the given partial keyword. - **appstore_version_history** β€” Retrieve App Store version history. Returns the version history entries shown in the App Store "What's New" section. - **arbys_categories** β€” List Arby's menu categories. Returns Arby's US menu's top-level categories -- Slow Roasted Beef, Crispy Juicy Chicken, Meals, Sides & Snacks, Beverages, Desserts, Kids Menu and others. Each entry's slug is the value GET /arbys/menu takes. store_id (optional, default 0) selects which pricing snapshot categories' item counts are read from; the default 0 is Arby's own reference catalog and carries no prices at all -- pass a store_id you already know (for example one you have seen on arbys.com after picking a location) to price GET /arbys/menu's items against a specific store. There is no location-lookup endpoint in this family. - **arbys_directory** β€” Browse Arby's US store directory by state and city. Returns one level of Arby's US store directory: every state Arby's serves with its store count (no params), one state's cities (state given), or one city's stores (state and city given) -- id, address, and phone only, pair with GET /arbys/location for hours/amenities/status. Unlike GET /arbys/locations, this needs no coordinate; it is a plain browse of the whole ~3,200-store US chain. - **arbys_location** β€” Look up one Arby's restaurant by store id. Returns one Arby's restaurant directly by its store id (e.g. one found via GET /arbys/locations), with the same address, hours, amenities, and capability fields as that endpoint's results, minus distance (there is no search center for a direct lookup). - **arbys_locations** β€” Find Arby's restaurants near a coordinate. Returns Arby's restaurants within a radius of a coordinate, nearest first, with address, phone, coordinates, distance, open/closed status, hours, amenities, and pickup/delivery capability flags. Each result's store_id also prices GET /arbys/menu and GET /arbys/categories. To search from a free-text address instead of coordinates, resolve it first with GET /geocoding/search. - **arbys_menu** β€” List one Arby's menu category's items with full nutrition and price. Returns the items in one Arby's menu category, each with its stable product code, name, description, image, tags, availability, a full per-serving nutrition panel (calories, total and saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrate, fiber, sugar, protein and serving weight), and a price when store_id resolves to a priced catalog. Category slugs come from GET /arbys/categories. store_id (optional, default 0) is Arby's own priceless national reference catalog; pass a store_id you already know to get that store's pricing instead -- there is no location-lookup endpoint in this family, so store_id is a passthrough value, not something this API can look up for you. A price of exactly 0 on an item is a genuine free add-on, distinct from the default catalog's complete absence of pricing. - **audible_author_charts** β€” Get Audible's top-author chart. Returns one page of Audible's public ranked author chart. This is a people-shaped HTML surface and exposes only rank, author identity, image metadata when available, and a canonical author URI; author detail remains outside the credential-free public surface. - **audible_categories** β€” Get Audible's genre/category tree. Returns Audible's full genre/category tree (root genres with their subgenres), including the category ids accepted by GET /audible/search's category_id filter. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_category** β€” Get one Audible category node. Returns one Audible category node and its immediate children by id β€” cheaper than fetching the full tree from GET /audible/categories when only one node is needed. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_charts** β€” Get an Audible chart (audible.com/charts). Returns one page of an Audible chart β€” a ranked list with real chart position, price, and rating that has no equivalent on api.audible.com's public JSON API. This is an HTML scrape of audible.com/charts, a different, less stable source class than the rest of this family, though its own filters (category, access level, language, duration, Audible-Originals-only) were individually verified to actually change results. category_id, access_level, and content_type=podcasts are mutually exclusive. - **audible_editorial_list** β€” Get an Audible curated editorial list. Returns one of Audible's hand-curated "Popular Lists" pages, normalized into its themed shelves (heading + ordered ASINs). This is an HTML scrape of a marketing/editorial page (audible.com), not api.audible.com's JSON API β€” pair an ASIN from any shelf with GET /audible/products (batch) or GET /audible/product/{asin} for full title/author/price/rating detail. "Best of the Year" is not covered β€” its layout has no consistent structure to parse. - **audible_product** β€” Get an Audible audiobook. Returns a normalized Audible audiobook: description, authors, narrators, series, category ladders, publisher, release date, runtime, language, sample audio URL, rating (overall/performance/story), and public list price. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_product_related** β€” Get Audible titles related to an audiobook. Returns Audible titles related to a given ASIN by a required relation type: same series, same narrator, same author, next in series, or raw upstream similarity. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_product_reviews** β€” Get an Audible audiobook's customer reviews. Returns a page of an Audible audiobook's customer reviews (author, title, body, overall/performance/story ratings, helpful votes, submission date). Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_products** β€” Get multiple Audible audiobooks in one call. Returns normalized Audible audiobooks for up to 50 ASINs in a single request β€” the same fields as GET /audible/product/{asin}. Unrecognized ASINs are silently omitted rather than failing the whole batch. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_search** β€” Search Audible's catalog. Searches Audible's audiobook catalog by keyword, title, author, narrator, or category id. At least one filter is required. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **audible_series** β€” Get an Audible series' ordered book list. Returns an Audible series and every book in it, in series order. A series has its own ASIN distinct from any book in it β€” find one via a book's series[].asin field from GET /audible/product/{asin}. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com. - **autotrader_dealer** β€” Get Autotrader dealer profile. Returns a normalized Autotrader dealer profile (name, phone, address, rating, website) plus a first page of the dealer's own current inventory as normalized vehicle summaries and the dealer's total listing count. Credential-free public data sourced from Autotrader's own server-rendered dealer profile page. - **autotrader_search** β€” Search Autotrader vehicle listings. Searches Autotrader for new and used car listings, returning normalized vehicle summaries (make, model, trim, year, mileage, pricing, images) plus the total matching count. Credential-free public data sourced from Autotrader's own server-rendered search page. - **autotrader_vehicle** β€” Get Autotrader vehicle listing detail. Returns a normalized Autotrader vehicle listing: full vehicle spec (make, model, trim, mileage, colors, transmission, fuel type, engine, images, pricing), the full listing description, and seller detail (dealership or private seller). Credential-free public data sourced from Autotrader's own server-rendered vehicle detail page. - **axios_article** β€” Get Axios article content. Returns a public Axios article's metadata and full body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Subscriber-only stories with no free preview return a 403 permission error instead of an empty body. - **axios_categories** β€” Get Axios topic navigation. Returns Axios's full public topic and subtopic navigation tree. Use a subtopic's topic value directly as the topic parameter on axios-headlines. - **axios_headlines** β€” Get Axios topic headlines. Returns the newest public Axios stories on one topic or subtopic page. topic is a topic slug (e.g. technology) or a topic/subtopic path (e.g. technology/automation-and-ai) -- see axios-categories for the full known value space. - **balenciaga_categories** β€” List Balenciaga categories. Returns Balenciaga's live storefront navigation/category taxonomy. Each categories[].path is the exact value accepted by balenciaga-category's path parameter. - **balenciaga_category** β€” Browse a Balenciaga category. Returns one Balenciaga category listing from the site's own Search-ShowAjax fragment. path comes from balenciaga-categories. sort accepts latest, price_ascending, or price_descending. filters is a comma-separated list of exact field:value pairs from the response's live facets; repeat a field to OR multiple values within that facet; omit it for an unfiltered listing. - **balenciaga_product** β€” Get a Balenciaga product. Returns structured product detail from Balenciaga's product page, including schema.org name/SKU/price/availability, images, color variants, and visible product details. url must be a product URL returned by balenciaga-category or balenciaga-search. - **balenciaga_product_variants** β€” Get Balenciaga product variations. Returns Balenciaga's live color/size variation matrix for a product, including variation ids, selection/sellability flags, care text, availability, and related product ids. url may be a product URL or a Product-Variation URL from balenciaga-product's colors[].url. - **balenciaga_search** β€” Search Balenciaga products. Searches Balenciaga's storefront by keyword using the site's own product-grid fragment. q is required; sort accepts latest, price_ascending, or price_descending; page is one-based with 12 products per page; and filters accepts comma-separated exact field:value pairs from live facets. Repeat a field to OR multiple values within that facet. A genuine no-result query returns an empty products list. - **balenciaga_store_countries** β€” List Balenciaga store-locator countries. Returns every country code accepted by balenciaga-stores, discovered from Balenciaga's own public store-locator form. - **balenciaga_stores** β€” List Balenciaga stores. Returns Balenciaga's public physical-store directory for one country, including addresses, coordinates, phone numbers, opening hours, and store-service flags. Use balenciaga-store-countries to discover the complete accepted country enum. - **bbb_business** β€” Get a Better Business Bureau business profile. Returns a normalized bbb.org business profile: BBB rating letter grade and reasons, accreditation status and since-date, years in business, BBB file/incorporation dates, entity type, contact info, business categories, social media, and a short latest-reviews preview. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_business_complaints** β€” Get a Better Business Bureau business's complaint history. Returns a business's BBB complaint history: total complaint count, complaints closed in the last 12 months, and per-complaint detail (date, type, status, narrative text, and any business response / customer answer thread). A business with no filed complaints returns total_complaints 0 and an empty complaints list -- this is a normal result, not an error. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_business_more_info** β€” Get a Better Business Bureau business's full rating reasons and service area. Returns a business's full per-factor "Reasons for Rating" list and full service-area list, from the separate BBB business profile /more-info sub-page. The bbb-business endpoint's own rating_reasons field is read from the main profile page and typically holds only one generic boilerplate bullet regardless of actual rating; this endpoint fetches the richer, business-specific list instead. Service area is business-conditional -- some businesses render no service-area section at all, in which case service_areas is empty. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_business_reviews** β€” Get a Better Business Bureau business's customer reviews. Returns a business's full customer-review list (author, star rating, date, text, and any business response thread), paginated 10 per page, plus the average star rating and total review count. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. Unlike the other bbb-business-* endpoints, this one is fetched with browser impersonation rather than plain direct HTTP -- see the family's maintenance note for why. - **bbb_category** β€” Browse a Better Business Bureau category. Browses bbb.org businesses by category and location directly, without a free-text search query. Returns the same normalized business-result shape as bbb-search. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_scamtracker_detail** β€” Get a Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker report. Returns one normalized BBB Scam Tracker consumer scam report: description, dollars lost, targeted person's location, scammer location/email/phone/URL (when known), scam type, business name used, and date reported. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_scamtracker_search** β€” Search Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker reports. Searches bbb.org Scam Tracker's consumer-reported-scam database by free-text query, scam category, targeted-victim state/province, reported-scammer state/province, report-date range, and/or dollar-loss range, paginated 10 results/page. Omit every filter to browse the most-recent-first feed. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. This is a separate BBB dataset from the bbb-search/bbb-business/bbb-business-complaints business-rating family -- consumer-reported scam incidents, not business ratings. - **bbb_scamtracker_state_stats** β€” Get Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker state/province aggregate stats. Returns aggregate scam-report stats per US state and Canadian province for a given time window: report counts, dollar losses, per-capita rates, year-over-year change, and top scam-type breakdown. This calls the same JSON API the BBB Scam Tracker heatmap dashboard's own frontend uses -- not an HTML scrape. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbb_search** β€” Search Better Business Bureau businesses. Searches bbb.org for businesses by name or category near a location. Returns each business's BBB rating letter grade, accreditation status, categories, service areas, contact info, and profile URL. Credential-free public Better Business Bureau data. - **bbc_article** β€” Get BBC News article content. Returns a BBC News article's public metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Live pages are not supported. - **bbc_headlines** β€” Get BBC News section headlines. Returns fresh headlines from a public BBC News RSS section. section defaults to world. - **bbc_live** β€” Get a BBC News live-page text snapshot. Returns the current server-rendered text updates from one canonical BBC News live URL. It does not subscribe to updates or return broadcast, player, or stream data. - **bbc_search** β€” Search public BBC pages. Returns a bounded page of public BBC search-result metadata: title, URL, standfirst summary, display date, and a type of article, video, audio, live, topic, or page. Topic items are BBC topic hub pages rather than articles and carry no published_at. Media entries link only to their BBC landing pages; streams, downloads, and transcripts are not returned. - **bestbuy_brands** β€” Get Best Buy's full brand directory. Returns Best Buy's full brand directory (name, category id, url), sourced from the site's own "Name Brands" page. Each id is directly usable as bestbuy_category's category_id input. - **bestbuy_categories** β€” Get Best Buy's top-level shopping departments. Returns Best Buy's top-level shopping departments (name, category id, url), sourced from the homepage's own category carousel. Each id is directly usable as bestbuy_category's category_id input. - **bestbuy_categories_trending** β€” Get Best Buy's fine-grained trending product-type categories. Returns Best Buy's fine-grained, often deeply-nested product-type categories (e.g. "Windows Laptops", "55-Inch TVs (55 - 64 in)", "PS5 Consoles") sourced from the homepage's own "Best Selling" section -- much more specific than bestbuy_categories' ~25 top-level departments. Each id is directly usable as bestbuy_category's category_id input. - **bestbuy_category** β€” Get a Best Buy category's product listing. Returns one page (up to 24) of one Best Buy category's normalized product listing (sku, title, url, image, price, rating, review count). category_id is a Best Buy category id, e.g. pcmcat138500050001, found in a category page URL's trailing .c?id= segment. page is the optional 1-indexed page number (defaults to 1); requesting a page past the last one returns an empty products list, not an error. - **bestbuy_category_subcategories** β€” Get a Best Buy category's own sibling/child categories. Returns a Best Buy category's own sibling/child category set (name, category id, url), sourced from that category page's own "Category" filter facet. Each id is directly usable as bestbuy_category's category_id input. category_id is a Best Buy category id, e.g. pcmcat138500050001, found in a category page URL's trailing .c?id= segment. A leaf category with no siblings returns an empty list, not an error. - **bestbuy_product** β€” Get a Best Buy product's detail. Returns one Best Buy product's normalized detail (name, brand, model, color, price, availability, rating, images, breadcrumbs), sourced from the product page's own schema.org Product structured-data block. sku is the numeric Best Buy SKU shown on bestbuy.com product pages and URLs. - **bestbuy_product_questions** β€” Get a Best Buy product's customer questions and answers. Returns the customer questions (with answers, when present) Best Buy embeds directly on a product's page: question text, answer text, who answered, and when. sku is the numeric Best Buy SKU shown on bestbuy.com product pages and URLs. A product with no questions asked yet returns an empty list, not an error. - **bestbuy_product_related** β€” Get a Best Buy product's related products. Returns the organic (non-sponsored) related products Best Buy embeds in a product page's own comparison table (sku, name, url, image, price). sku is the numeric Best Buy SKU shown on bestbuy.com product pages and URLs. A product page with no comparison table returns an empty list, not an error. - **bestbuy_product_reviews** β€” Get a Best Buy product's customer reviews. Returns page 1 (up to 20) of one Best Buy product's normalized customer reviews (rating, title, text, author, posted date, tags such as Verified Purchaser, recommended flag, helpful/unhelpful counts), sourced from the product's dedicated reviews page. sku is the numeric Best Buy SKU shown on bestbuy.com product pages and URLs. - **bestbuy_search** β€” Search Best Buy's product catalog. Returns one page (up to 24) of one Best Buy keyword search's normalized product listing (sku, title, url, image, price, rating, review count). q is free-text search keywords, e.g. "laptop". page is the optional 1-indexed page number (defaults to 1); requesting a page past the last one returns an empty products list, not an error. - **bestbuy_stores** β€” Get Best Buy's physical stores in one city. Returns Best Buy's physical store locations in one city (name, address, phone, coordinates, rating, hours), sourced from Best Buy's own SEO store directory. state is one of the 50 US state codes plus dc and pr: `al`, `ak`, `az`, `ar`, `ca`, `co`, `ct`, `de`, `dc`, `fl`, `ga`, `hi`, `id`, `il`, `in`, `ia`, `ks`, `ky`, `la`, `me`, `md`, `ma`, `mi`, `mn`, `ms`, `mo`, `mt`, `ne`, `nv`, `nh`, `nj`, `nm`, `ny`, `nc`, `nd`, `oh`, `ok`, `or`, `pa`, `pr`, `ri`, `sc`, `sd`, `tn`, `tx`, `ut`, `vt`, `va`, `wa`, `wv`, `wi`, `wy`. city is free text matched case-insensitively against that state's own directory (e.g. "Chicago"). - **bigcommerce_category** β€” Browse a BigCommerce storefront category. Returns one normalized product-listing page from a public BigCommerce storefront category page. url must be the full public category-page URL. page is 1-indexed and defaults to 1. - **bigcommerce_product** β€” Get a BigCommerce storefront product. Returns normalized product detail from a public BigCommerce storefront product page. url must be the full public product-page URL for a BigCommerce Stencil storefront. - **bigcommerce_search** β€” Search a BigCommerce storefront. Returns one normalized product-search page from a public BigCommerce storefront. url must be the public storefront origin; an optional caller path or query is ignored. q is required search text. page is 1-indexed and defaults to 1. - **bilibili_anime_home** β€” Get Bilibili anime home sections. Returns the anonymous anime homepage's featured titles, latest updates, schedule, popular ranking, and new recommendations. Personalized rotating feed items are excluded. - **bilibili_autocomplete** β€” Get Bilibili search suggestions. Returns Bilibili search-box query suggestions for partial text. An empty suggestion list is a valid response when nothing matches. - **bilibili_guochuang_home** β€” Get Bilibili Chinese-animation home sections. Returns the anonymous Chinese-animation homepage's featured titles, latest updates, schedule, popular ranking, and new recommendations. Personalized rotating feed items are excluded. - **bilibili_must_watch** β€” Get Bilibili's curated must-watch videos. Returns Bilibili's curated must-watch collection, separated into established classics and the latest additions. - **bilibili_popular** β€” Get current popular Bilibili videos. Returns Bilibili's current popular-video feed in upstream order. Pass next_cursor back as cursor to continue to the next batch. - **bilibili_ranking** β€” Get the current Bilibili all-site ranking. Returns the current official all-site ranking with video engagement, category, and creator metadata in rank order. - **bilibili_vertical_home** β€” Get Bilibili documentary, movie, TV, or variety home sections. Returns stable server-rendered editorial sections for one Bilibili vertical. Allowed category values: documentary, movie, tv, variety. Rotating feeds, pagination, account state, and streaming URLs are excluded. - **bilibili_weekly** β€” Get a Bilibili weekly selected-video issue. Returns one issue from Bilibili's weekly selected-video archive. Omit number to resolve and return the latest issue. - **bing_images** β€” Search Bing image results. Returns normalized Bing image search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Bing image HTML/async pages and return 503 when Bing serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **bing_news** β€” Search Bing news results. Returns normalized Bing news search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Bing news HTML/async pages and return 503 when Bing serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **bing_search** β€” Search Bing web results. Returns normalized Bing web search results for a query string, including organic results, optional context panel data, related queries, people-also-ask questions, news modules, video modules, and page-based pagination. Empty optional blocks are omitted from the JSON response. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched with a Chrome-impersonated request client and return 503 on a genuine transport failure or challenge page. Bing occasionally serves a well-formed page whose results share no significant term with the query; when every hedged attempt hits this, the response is still returned as 200 with data.low_confidence set to true (and the X-Low-Confidence header) instead of being withheld, so callers get Bing's real answer plus an honest signal to double-check it rather than nothing. Queries that use the site: operator (for example site:gov.hu) are not supported: Bing serves a bot-verification challenge for them, so they are rejected with 400 before any request is made. Use the DuckDuckGo (/api/v1/duckduckgo/search), Brave (/api/v1/brave/search), or Yahoo (/api/v1/yahoo-search/search) search endpoints for domain-restricted searches instead. - **bing_suggest** β€” Suggest Bing search queries. Returns Bing autosuggest query completions for a query prefix. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Suggestions are fetched from public Bing suggest endpoints and trimmed to the requested count. - **bing_videos** β€” Search Bing video results. Returns normalized Bing video search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Bing video HTML/async pages and return 503 when Bing serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **bloomberg_article** β€” Get a Bloomberg article's content. Returns one public Bloomberg article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Subscriber-only articles are not available. - **bloomberg_news** β€” Get the latest Bloomberg stories. Returns Bloomberg's current news feed: the newest stories across all sections, each with its title, canonical URL, and publication time. - **bluesky_author_feed** β€” A Bluesky account's posts. Returns a page of a Bluesky account's posts, newest first, including text, engagement counts, and any attached images/link card/quoted post. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_followers** β€” A Bluesky account's followers. Returns a page of a Bluesky account's followers. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_follows** β€” Accounts a Bluesky account follows. Returns a page of the accounts a Bluesky account follows. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_post_likes** β€” List actors who liked a Bluesky post. Returns public actors who liked a post, with an optional cursor for pagination. - **bluesky_post_quotes** β€” List quotes of a Bluesky post. Returns public posts that quote the specified post, with an optional cursor for pagination. - **bluesky_post_reposted_by** β€” List actors who reposted a Bluesky post. Returns public actors who reposted a post, with an optional cursor for pagination. - **bluesky_post_thread** β€” A Bluesky post and its reply tree. Returns a Bluesky post along with its nested replies (and, when the post is itself a reply, its parent chain), up to `depth` levels deep. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_posts** β€” Look up Bluesky posts in a batch. Returns public Bluesky posts for 1-25 at:// post URIs. Missing, deleted, or blocked posts are omitted when the public AppView omits them. - **bluesky_profile** β€” A Bluesky account's full public profile. Returns a Bluesky account's public profile: display name, description, avatar/banner images, and follower/follows/posts counts. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_search_actors** β€” Search Bluesky accounts. Returns Bluesky accounts matching a query against display name, handle, and profile description. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. - **bluesky_trending_topics** β€” Bluesky's current trending topics. Returns Bluesky's current trending topics and suggested feeds, each with a link to its feed. Public data, sourced from the AT Protocol's public, credential-free AppView API. This surface is less stable than the rest of this family -- Bluesky may change its shape without notice. - **bonhams_auction_detail** β€” Get a Bonhams auction's normalized facts. Returns one Bonhams auction's normalized facts by id: title, category, department, country, currency, sale dates, and lot count. Unlike the search endpoint, this is not restricted to upcoming/live auctions -- a historical/ended auction id resolves too. Credential-free public data from bonhams.com's own search API. - **bonhams_auction_lots** β€” List the lots in a Bonhams auction. Returns the normalized lot listing for one Bonhams auction, optionally filtered by department and/or a free-text query. Credential-free public data from bonhams.com's own search API. - **bonhams_auction_search** β€” Search Bonhams auctions. Searches and filters Bonhams' auctions. Default status "upcoming" excludes ended auctions, matching bonhams.com's own default; "past" browses Bonhams' full historical auction archive instead. Credential-free public data from bonhams.com's own search API. - **bonhams_lot_detail** β€” Get a Bonhams lot's normalized facts. Returns one Bonhams lot's normalized facts: title, estimate range, hammer/realized price (once sold), sale date, category, department, and lot number. Full lot description prose, condition-report text, and additional images are not reproduced -- see the response fields. Credential-free public data from bonhams.com's own search API. - **bonhams_lot_search** β€” Search Bonhams lots across every auction. Searches Bonhams lots across every auction, current and historical -- including sold/prices-realized lots -- optionally filtered by department, country, a GBP-normalized estimate price range, and/or a free-text query, in a caller-selected sort order. Without a query and without an explicit sort, results are ordered by most recently active sale date first. Credential-free public data from bonhams.com's own search API. - **booking_attractions_detail** β€” Booking.com attraction detail. Returns a Booking.com attraction's detail page. - **booking_attractions_reviews** β€” Booking.com attraction reviews. Returns normalized guest reviews for a Booking.com attraction. - **booking_attractions_search** β€” Search Booking.com attractions. Returns normalized Booking.com attractions/things-to-do search results for a destination and date range, with an optional category/subcategory filter and a discoverable category taxonomy. - **booking_flights_autocomplete** β€” Booking.com flight autocomplete. Returns Booking.com flight-search location suggestions (airports/cities) for a query string. - **booking_flights_search** β€” Search Booking.com flights. Returns normalized round-trip or one-way flight offers between two Booking.com flight-search locations. - **booking_hotel_detail** β€” Booking.com hotel detail. Returns a Booking.com hotel's core detail page: rating, facilities, highlights, house rules, cover photos, and rooms with their own photos. - **booking_reviews** β€” Booking.com hotel reviews. Returns normalized guest reviews for a Booking.com hotel, with an optional free-text search over review content. - **booking_search** β€” Search Booking.com hotels. Returns normalized Booking.com hotel search results for a destination and date range. - **boots_search** β€” Search Boots UK products and categories. Returns one page of Boots UK's public product catalog, including product cards and live facets. Supply `q`, one or more hierarchical `category` keys, or both. Use repeatable `filter=facet_key:option_key` values from that response's dynamic facets, plus the dedicated price and stock controls. `sort` accepts `relevance`, `price_low_to_high`, `price_high_to_low`, `top_rated`, `best_seller`, or `newest`. - **boots_suggest** β€” Get Boots UK search-box suggestions. Returns Boots UK's own public typeahead phrases for a partial product query. The suggestions are search terms only; pass one to boots-search's q parameter for product cards and live facets. - **boxofficemojo_brand** β€” Box Office Mojo brand detail. Returns normalized release rows from a public Box Office Mojo brand page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_brands** β€” Box Office Mojo brand chart. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's public brand chart. - **boxofficemojo_calendar** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic release schedule. Returns normalized grouped rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic release schedule. Provide `year` and `month`. - **boxofficemojo_calendar_changes** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic release schedule changes. Returns normalized grouped rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic release-schedule changes page. - **boxofficemojo_calendar_date** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic release schedule date. Returns normalized release rows for one public Box Office Mojo domestic release-schedule date. - **boxofficemojo_date_domestic** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic daily box office. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic daily chart. Empty upstream daily pages return a typed not-found error rather than an empty success. - **boxofficemojo_franchise** β€” Box Office Mojo franchise detail. Returns normalized release rows from a public Box Office Mojo franchise page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_franchises** β€” Box Office Mojo franchise chart. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's public franchise chart. - **boxofficemojo_genre** β€” Box Office Mojo genre detail. Returns normalized release rows from a public Box Office Mojo genre page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_genres** β€” Box Office Mojo genre chart. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's public genre chart. - **boxofficemojo_lifetime_grosses** β€” Box Office Mojo lifetime gross chart. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's credential-free lifetime gross chart. `area` values: `worldwide`, `domestic`. - **boxofficemojo_release** β€” Box Office Mojo release detail. Returns normalized Box Office Mojo release summary fields and domestic daily rows from a public release page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_release_group** β€” Box Office Mojo release group detail. Returns normalized market release rows grouped by region from a public Box Office Mojo release-group page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_showdown** β€” Box Office Mojo showdown detail. Returns normalized release comparison metrics from a public Box Office Mojo showdown page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_showdowns** β€” Box Office Mojo showdowns. Returns normalized comparison rows from Box Office Mojo's public showdowns page. - **boxofficemojo_title** β€” Box Office Mojo title detail. Returns normalized Box Office Mojo title release-group and market-gross tables from a public title page. Pass exactly one of `id`, `path`, or `url`. - **boxofficemojo_weekend_domestic** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic weekend box office. Returns normalized rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic weekend chart. Empty upstream weekend pages return a typed not-found error rather than an empty success. - **boxofficemojo_weekend_domestic_by_distributor** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic weekend by distributor. Returns normalized distributor rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic weekend by-distributor chart. Empty upstream weekend pages return a typed not-found error rather than an empty success. - **boxofficemojo_weekend_domestic_estimates** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic weekend estimates. Returns normalized estimate-vs-actual rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic weekend estimates chart. Empty upstream weekend pages return a typed not-found error rather than an empty success. - **boxofficemojo_year_domestic** β€” Box Office Mojo domestic yearly box office. Returns normalized release rows from Box Office Mojo's public domestic yearly calendar-grosses chart. - **boxofficemojo_year_worldwide** β€” Box Office Mojo worldwide yearly box office. Returns normalized release-group rows from Box Office Mojo's public worldwide yearly chart. - **brand_retrieve** β€” Retrieve brand data by domain. Fetches a domain's homepage and Web App Manifest and extracts a normalized brand profile (title, description, brand colors normalized to hex, logos and icons ranked best-first, backdrops, socials, links, and any schema.org organization data). Enrichment-only fields that are not present in the page markup are returned as null. - **brave_images** β€” Search Brave image results. Returns normalized Brave image search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Brave Search image HTML and return 503 when Brave serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **brave_news** β€” Search Brave news results. Returns normalized Brave news search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Brave Search news HTML and return 503 when Brave serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **brave_search** β€” Search Brave. Returns normalized web search results from Brave Search for a query string, along with offset-based pagination, related queries, discussions, videos, and the right-side knowledge card when Brave includes one. Use time_range for preset ranges or date_from/date_to for a custom YYYY-MM-DD range. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. - **brave_suggest** β€” Suggest Brave search queries. Returns Brave autosuggest query completions for a query prefix. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Suggestions are fetched from public Brave Search suggest JSON and trimmed to the requested count. - **brave_videos** β€” Search Brave video results. Returns normalized Brave video search results for a query string. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en-us. Results are fetched from public Brave Search video HTML and return 503 when Brave serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **brooklinen_collection_products** β€” List Brooklinen collection products. Returns normalized products from one Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **brooklinen_collections** β€” List Brooklinen collections. Returns normalized collections from Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **brooklinen_page** β€” Get a Brooklinen static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_pages** β€” List Brooklinen static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_product** β€” Get a Brooklinen product. Returns normalized product detail for one Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **brooklinen_product_recommendations** β€” List Brooklinen product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_products** β€” List Brooklinen products. Returns normalized products from Brooklinen's (https://www.brooklinen.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **brooklinen_search_suggest** β€” Get Brooklinen search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Brooklinen's (https://www.brooklinen.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_sitemap_urls** β€” List Brooklinen sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Brooklinen's (https://www.brooklinen.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_sitemaps** β€” List Brooklinen sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Brooklinen's (https://www.brooklinen.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **brooklinen_store** β€” Get Brooklinen store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Brooklinen (https://www.brooklinen.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **burberry_categories** β€” List Burberry categories. Lists every department, section, and leaf category from Burberry's own site navigation, flattened with a breadcrumb-style path. Each entry's url is exactly what burberry-category's own category parameter accepts. Filter to one top-level department with department (e.g. Women, Men, Children, Gifts, Trench, Scarves, Bags, Beauty & Fragrances, Sale); omit for every department. See the response's own departments field for the live list. - **burberry_category** β€” Browse a Burberry category. Returns one page (20 products) of a Burberry category/browse listing. category is the site-relative category path, e.g. /l/womens-clothing/new-arrivals/ -- use burberry-categories to discover every valid value instead of guessing from site URLs. offset paginates in increments of 20 (the upstream's own fixed page size). sort selects the result order. The response includes the upstream's own available filters (facets) with live per-option result counts; feed a selection back in via facets, a comma-separated list of property:value pairs taken from this same response's facets field (e.g. benefit:bags,dotcomreportingcolour:black -- see a live response for the values valid for that category). At most one value per facet property; an unmatched or invalid combination returns a well-formed empty result, not an error. - **burberry_product** β€” Get a Burberry product. Returns product detail for one Burberry product page: name, sku, colour, material, description, price, stock status, every product image, and every other purchasable colourway of the same style. url is the site-relative product path, e.g. /check-cashmere-cardigan-p81336111, as returned by burberry-search's or burberry-category's own products[].url field. - **burberry_related** β€” Get related Burberry products. Returns the cross-sell surfaces a real Burberry product page itself loads for that product: similar_products (algorithmically similar items) and shop_the_look (other pieces in the same styled outfit, when the upstream has curated one -- most products have none, returned as a well-formed empty list, not an error). url is the site-relative product path, e.g. /check-cashmere-cardigan-p81336111, as returned by burberry-search's, burberry-category's, or burberry-product's own url field. - **burberry_search** β€” Search Burberry products. Searches Burberry's product catalog by keyword. Returns normalized product summaries plus the upstream's own available filters (facets) with live per-option result counts. offset paginates in increments of 20 (the upstream's own fixed page size). sort selects the result order. facets applies a facet selection back, a comma-separated list of property:value pairs taken from this same response's facets field (e.g. benefit:bags,dotcomreportingcolour:black). A query with no matches, or a facet combination with no matches, returns a well-formed empty result, not an error. Unlike burberry-category, this response has no true grand-total result count -- only the current page's own count. - **burberry_suggest** β€” Get Burberry search-box suggestions. Returns Burberry's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search phrases, each with its own live result count on the search index. Not product data. - **burgerking_availability** β€” Get one Burger King restaurant's real-time fulfillment status. Returns one restaurant's live open/closed status per order channel (curbside, delivery, drive-thru, eat-in, mobile-order drive-thru, takeout), distinct from /burgerking/locations' published weekly schedule. Each channel carries whether it is taking orders right now, its current open window when open, and the following window's start/end -- a channel with no current or next window at all means this restaurant does not offer it, not merely that it is closed. Also returns the restaurant's own local time, timezone and an overall available flag. Setting forecast=true additionally returns a multi-day forward schedule per channel, including two catering-only channels not present in the current-status list. - **burgerking_locations** β€” Find Burger King restaurants near a location. Returns Burger King restaurants near a latitude/longitude. Each restaurant carries its internal id and numeric store id (the value /burgerking/menu and /burgerking/availability take), full address with coordinates, phone, the operating franchise group, amenity flags (breakfast, delivery, drive-thru, playground, takeout, wifi, halal, dark kitchen) and the full published week of hours for dining room, drive-thru, delivery and curbside separately. A coordinate with no nearby Burger King returns an empty list rather than an error. Setting include_availability=true additionally returns each restaurant's live per-channel open/closed status in one call, the same shape /burgerking/availability returns -- note that path is capped at a fixed page (up to 20 restaurants) rather than honoring max_results beyond that. Setting delivery_only=true instead restricts results to restaurants that Burger King's own delivery service actually considers deliverable to this coordinate -- a genuine delivery-zone match, not the same set as filtering has_delivery=true. include_availability and delivery_only cannot be combined. - **burgerking_menu** β€” Get one Burger King restaurant's full priced menu. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories (e.g. "Breakfast Sandwiches", "Flame Grilled Burgers"). Every entry is an item, a combo, or a picker (a variant-choice product such as "choose your drink size") and carries a delivery and pickup price -- these genuinely differ -- plus calories, detailed nutrition facts and flagged allergens when Burger King publishes them, and an image. Prices and availability reflect this specific restaurant, not a national default. - **burgerking_product** β€” Get one Burger King item, combo, or picker's full detail and customization tree. Returns one menu entry's full detail (name, description, price, image, nutrition, allergens) plus its customization tree, when it has one -- a combo's courses and their swappable entree/side/drink choices, a picker's size/variant choices, or a customizable item's ingredient toggle groups (e.g. "Bacon": no/regular/extra) and their price deltas. Options recurses through the full upstream structure, so a combo's entree choice carries its own ingredient toggles too, not just the combo's own top-level courses. A plain, non-customizable item returns an empty options list. - **capterra_product** β€” Get a Capterra product. Returns a normalized Capterra product profile: name, description, category, and aggregate rating. Credential-free public Capterra data, rendered from the product page through proxied browser renderers. - **capterra_reviews** β€” Get Capterra product reviews. Returns a page of normalized Capterra reviews (author, headline, rating) plus the product's aggregate rating. Credential-free public Capterra data, rendered from the reviews page through proxied browser renderers. - **capterra_search** β€” Search Capterra products. Returns Capterra search-result products (id, name, url, description, rating). Credential-free public Capterra data, rendered from the search page through proxied browser renderers. Note: Capterra renders a fallback product list even for queries with no genuine match, rather than a distinct empty-results page, so callers should treat low-relevance results as an upstream characteristic, not a bug. - **carmax_search** β€” Search CarMax vehicle listings. Searches CarMax for used car listings, returning normalized vehicle summaries (make, model, trim, year, mileage, colors, engine, fuel economy, pricing, store, images), available search facets with live counts, and the total matching count. Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own mobile-app search API. - **carmax_search_suggestions** β€” Get CarMax search autocomplete suggestions. Returns autocomplete suggestions for a partial search term (make/model/trim), typo-tolerant by default. Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own mobile-app API. - **carmax_shop_by_brand** β€” Get CarMax's "shop by brand" make taxonomy. Returns CarMax's full make taxonomy for browsing by brand: every make, a display image, and CarMax's own display order. Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own mobile-app API. - **carmax_store** β€” Get CarMax store (physical location) detail. Returns a normalized CarMax store: name, full address, phone numbers, coordinates, opening hours, and store-type flags (car buying center, microstore). Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own server-rendered store page. - **carmax_stores** β€” Search CarMax store (physical location) locations. Searches CarMax's physical store locations by ZIP code or free-text keyword, returning normalized stores with full address, every published phone number, opening hours, and (for a ZIP-based search) live driving distance in miles. Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own mobile-app store-locator API. - **carmax_vehicle** β€” Get CarMax vehicle listing detail. Returns a normalized CarMax vehicle listing: full vehicle spec (make, model, trim, mileage, colors, engine, transmission, fuel economy, pricing), equipment features, labeled specifications, warranty coverage, accident/owner history, and CarMax's return guarantee terms. Credential-free public data sourced primarily from CarMax's own mobile-app API, backfilled with the website's server-rendered page for accident/owner history and warranty terms the mobile API doesn't expose. - **carmax_vehicle_recommendations** β€” Get CarMax "similar vehicles" recommendations for a listing. Returns CarMax's own similar-vehicle recommendations for a listing: stock number, description, display mileage/price, store location, and image, for vehicles CarMax considers comparable. An empty list is a normal result, not an error. Credential-free public data sourced from CarMax's own mobile-app API. - **carsdotcom_search** β€” Search Cars.com vehicle listings. Searches Cars.com for new and used car listings, returning normalized vehicle summaries (make, model, trim, year, mileage, exterior color, drivetrain, fuel type, pricing, seller, images) plus the total matching count. Credential-free public data sourced directly from Cars.com's own public search API. - **carsdotcom_vehicle** β€” Get Cars.com vehicle listing detail. Returns a normalized Cars.com vehicle listing: full vehicle spec (make, model, trim, mileage, colors, engine, transmission, fuel economy, a key-specs table), Cars.com's own deal-fairness rating and predicted fair price, categorized equipment features, an AutoCheck-derived vehicle history report, Cars.com's own price-change history, the seller's notes, dealer detail (name, rating, address, website, phones, hours) or private-seller detail for a for-sale-by-owner listing, and certified-pre-owned/manufacturer-program detail when applicable. Credential-free public data sourced directly from Cars.com's own public GraphQL API. - **chewy_brands** β€” List Chewy's brand directory. Returns one page of Chewy's full brand directory -- roughly 7,600 brands -- with each brand's id, name, Chewy's own written description, image, parent-catalog group, and its child brands where a brand umbrellas others (Purina lists 27). This is the whole catalog of brands, unlike chewy_facets, which only reports the brands present in one category's listing. Pass name to look up a single brand by exact name, case-insensitive; it is an exact match upstream, not a search, so "Purina" matches while "purina pro" does not. To filter products by a brand, pass the brand's NAME to chewy_category or chewy_search as filter=brand_facet: -- facet_id is the join key onto chewy_facets' own option ids and is not accepted by the filter parameter. - **chewy_categories** β€” Browse Chewy's category taxonomy tree. Returns Chewy's category taxonomy tree: how to discover group_id values for chewy_category, not the products within a category. Omitting group_id returns all top-level departments (Dog, Cat, Horse, Bird, Fish, Reptile, Small Pet, Farm and Livestock Supplies, Wild Bird and Wildlife Supplies, Pharmacy, Pet Parents); a group_id expands that specific group's own subtree instead. depth controls how many levels of subcategories are expanded in one call. - **chewy_category** β€” Browse a Chewy category listing. Returns one page (36 products) of a Chewy category/browse listing's product grid (price, autoship price/discount, stock, rating, images), plus embedded facets and breadcrumbs. group_id is Chewy's own numeric category id -- the trailing id segment of a chewy.com/b/- browse URL, e.g. 294 for /b/dry-food-294. Every breadcrumbs[].group_id and facets[].options[].value in a response is a ready-to-use group_id for a follow-up call, so a caller can discover the full category taxonomy starting from a known category. A group_id Chewy does not recognize returns a 404 rather than an unfiltered listing. sort and filter narrow/reorder the listing; every facets[].value paired with one of that facet's options[].value from any prior response is a valid filter key:value pair (e.g. brand, breed size, flavor, price range, customer rating -- whichever facets that category exposes). Set include_content to also return the category's curated editorial content -- Chewy's own FAQ question/answer pairs, the rich category description, and the SEO page title and meta description; it costs no extra upstream call and is omitted entirely when not requested. A keyword search carries none of this content, so it is a category-only addition. - **chewy_facets** β€” List a Chewy category or search's refinement options. Returns the full set of refinement options (facets) a Chewy category or keyword search can be narrowed by -- brand, sub-category, lifestage, food form, breed size, special diet, health feature, flavor, ingredient, packaging type, price band, customer rating, and whichever other dimensions that listing exposes -- with each option's product count. No products are returned, so this is a much smaller call than chewy_category/chewy_search when only the option set is wanted. The Brand dimension is effectively Chewy's brand directory for the requested listing: each brand option carries its product count and, where Chewy publishes one, its own chewy.com/brands/- landing-page slug in seo_hvf_slug. Exactly one of group_id or q is required. Every facets[].value paired with one of that facet's options[].value is a ready-to-use filter key:value pair for this endpoint, chewy_category, and chewy_search alike; passing filter here narrows the listing first, so the returned counts describe the already-narrowed result set. A group_id Chewy does not recognize returns a 404 rather than an empty option set. - **chewy_gtin_lookup** β€” Resolve Chewy GTIN/UPC barcodes to part numbers. Resolves a batch of up to 20 GTIN/UPC barcodes to their Chewy part numbers in one call. gtins is a comma-separated list of barcodes, e.g. "192268541316". A barcode Chewy does not recognize is omitted from part_numbers and listed in not_found rather than causing the whole call to fail. The resolved part_numbers values feed directly into chewy_product/chewy_products. - **chewy_inventory** β€” Look up live warehouse inventory for a batch of Chewy products. Returns Chewy's live warehouse inventory position for up to 20 products in one call, keyed by part number: the availability status, total units on hand, units inbound/in progress, units already reserved against unshipped orders, and the quantity actually available to the storefront. This is the only Chewy surface that carries real quantities -- every other endpoint in this family reports stock as a single boolean, so "36 units left" and "84,386 units left" are indistinguishable there. Quantities are live and move between calls. Part numbers Chewy does not return inventory for are reported in not_found; if none resolve the response is a 404. - **chewy_item_attributes** β€” Look up a batch of Chewy products' structured attributes and handling flags. Returns Chewy's own specification table for up to 20 products in one call, keyed by part number -- the structured attribute list (lifestage, pet type, product type, material, made-in country, packaging type, flavor, defining size, plus long-form key-benefits and cautions copy), together with the handling and compliance flags that govern how an item ships (pharmaceutical, prescription vet-diet, frozen, refrigerated, single-tablet, gift card), its bundle structure and component SKUs, its autoship eligibility/discount and preset reorder cadence, its merchandising classification path, and the numeric category group ids it belongs to (each usable directly as chewy_category's group_id). This complements rather than repeats chewy_products and chewy_product: price, rating, images, reviews, and descriptions stay on those endpoints, and the attribute table is not available from either. Use the group parameter to return a single attribute group. Part numbers Chewy does not recognize are reported in not_found; if none of them resolve the response is a 404. - **chewy_product** β€” Get a Chewy product's detail. Returns one Chewy product's full normalized detail: name, brand, description, images, price, stock, rating and its star-count breakdown, category breadcrumbs, customer questions and answers, and customer reviews. id is the numeric id from a chewy.com PDP URL, e.g. 185468 from https://www.chewy.com/frisco-lion-mane-dog-cat-costume/dp/185468 -- also the same value a chewy_category response's products[].part_number field carries for that product's own default variant. The response also carries the item's shipping weight and package dimensions as Chewy states them, its per-order purchase limit, and any promotions currently attached to it (each with a type such as "Spend $X" or "BOGO", plus short and long descriptions). - **chewy_product_questions** β€” List a Chewy product's customer questions and answers, paginated. Returns one page of a Chewy product's customer questions, each with its answers (text, author, date, staff flag, helpful count). chewy_product embeds only the first 20 questions with no way to page past them; this endpoint reaches the whole set. id is the numeric id from any chewy.com PDP URL, and questions are shared across a product's variants, so any variant's id returns the same set. Each question reports answers_total alongside its answers array, so a caller can tell when answers were truncated by answer_limit. Chewy offers no sort or filter on questions, so this endpoint deliberately exposes paging only. - **chewy_product_reviews** β€” List a Chewy product's customer reviews, paginated. Returns one page of a Chewy product's customer reviews -- rating, title, body, author, submission date, helpful count, incentivized flag, and contributor badge -- with sorting and positive/negative filtering. chewy_product embeds only the first 20 reviews with no way to page past them; this endpoint reaches the whole set (products routinely carry thousands). id is the numeric id from any chewy.com PDP URL, and reviews are shared across a product's variants, so any variant's id returns the same set. total is the count for the current filter, so it drops when filter is applied, while rating_count stays the product's overall rating tally. - **chewy_products** β€” Get a batch of Chewy products' lightweight summaries. Returns a batch of up to 20 Chewy products' lightweight summaries (price, rating, stock, images) in one call. part_numbers is a comma-separated list of Chewy part numbers, e.g. "52448,767758" -- the same value chewy_product returns as part_number/parent_part_number, and chewy_category/chewy_search return as products[].part_number. A part number Chewy does not recognize is omitted from products and listed in not_found rather than causing the whole call to fail. - **chewy_search** β€” Search Chewy by keyword. Returns one page of a Chewy keyword search's normalized product listing (price, autoship price/discount, stock, rating, images), plus embedded facets. q is free-text search keywords, e.g. "salmon dog food". A generic query that strongly matches one of Chewy's own categories (e.g. "dog food", "cat litter", "leash") is transparently redirected to that category's listing, the same real results a chewy.com visitor would see -- source_url reflects the actual listing fetched. sort and filter narrow/reorder the listing; every facets[].value paired with one of that facet's options[].value from any prior response is a valid filter key:value pair. - **chewy_suggest** β€” Chewy search-box typeahead suggestions. Returns Chewy's own search-box typeahead result for a partial query term: search-term suggestions (some resolving directly to a category/brand browse URL via their own url field) plus a handful of educational-content article suggestions. term is a partial query, e.g. "salmon dog" or "blue buff". Omit term entirely to get what Chewy shows on an empty search box instead: its current Popular Searches (each resolving to a category or brand listing) and Popular Articles. - **chewy_variants** β€” List every size/flavor variant of a Chewy product. Returns the full roster of purchasable variants for the product a given item belongs to -- every size, flavor, or color Chewy sells it in -- with each variant's own part number, price, Autoship price, stock, images, and the defining option that distinguishes it (e.g. Size = Medium). id is the numeric id from any chewy.com PDP URL; passing any one variant's id returns that variant's whole family, and the variant you asked for is flagged with is_requested. This answers a question chewy_product cannot: chewy_product describes only the single variant it was given and names its parent, but never lists the siblings or their prices. Only the defining option is returned, not the full attribute table -- use chewy_item_attributes for that. - **chick_fil_a_content** β€” Browse Chick-fil-A press releases, legal documents and press-kit assets. Returns one page of a Chick-fil-A editorial corpus. `type` selects which: `press-room` (289 press releases), `story` (189 blog articles), `page` (147 standalone corporate pages such as hunger relief and community programmes), `legal` (28 terms, policies and promotion rules) or `downloadable-asset` (45 press-kit media entries, which carry a title and link only and never a body). Between them these are every content-bearing corpus Chick-fil-A publishes outside the menu and restaurant catalogs. Article bodies are opt-in via include_body because a single press release runs to roughly 22KB, so a default-on page of 20 would be several hundred KB; without it the endpoint returns titles, links, publish dates and excerpts. - **chick_fil_a_content_taxonomy** β€” List the category and tag vocabularies Chick-fil-A classifies its content under. Returns one page of a content taxonomy's terms, each with its id, name, slug, parent and the number of entries carrying it. Every id is a ready-to-use `category` or `tag` filter value on GET /chick-fil-a/content, which is what makes the editorial corpora navigable rather than only pageable. `taxonomy` selects the vocabulary: `press_category` (16 terms) and `press_tag` (96) classify press releases, `story_category` (9) and `story_tag` (74) classify blog stories, `legal_category` (8) and `downloadable_asset_category` (7) classify those corpora, and `campaign` (9) is applied across several at once. Terms are ordered by name. - **chick_fil_a_faq** β€” Browse Chick-fil-A customer FAQs. Returns one page of Chick-fil-A's published customer FAQ corpus (522 entries at time of writing) across 30 categories -- Chick-fil-A One membership, points and rewards, digital ordering and payment, delivery support, sweepstakes terms, and more. Each entry carries the question, the answer as plain text, the answer's original HTML (a fair number of answers use links, lists and tables that plain text loses), and its resolved categories. Every categories[].id is a ready-to-use value for the category filter. search matches over question and answer text and is relevance-ranked; without it entries come back alphabetically so a caller can page through the whole corpus deterministically. - **chick_fil_a_location** β€” Get one Chick-fil-A restaurant's address and hours. Returns one Chick-fil-A restaurant's street address, opening hours, cuisine description and photo, selected by either its numeric id or its slug (supply exactly one of the two -- passing both is rejected). opening_hours carries one entry per day; a day Chick-fil-A publishes as closed (notably every Sunday, and every day for a seasonal or food-truck location that is not currently operating) comes back with closed=true and empty opens/closes rather than a placeholder time. This response carries a postal address but no latitude/longitude -- Chick-fil-A does not publish coordinates for its restaurants, and this endpoint does not synthesize them. - **chick_fil_a_locations** β€” Browse Chick-fil-A restaurant locations. Returns one page of Chick-fil-A's restaurant directory (3,467 restaurants at time of writing): each restaurant's id, slug, name, US state and its page URL. search filters by free text over restaurant names and is relevance-ranked; without it restaurants come back alphabetically so a caller can page through the whole directory deterministically. This index deliberately carries no address or hours -- Chick-fil-A does not expose them on the directory listing. Pass a slug from here to GET /chick-fil-a/location to get street address and opening hours for one restaurant. - **chick_fil_a_menu** β€” Browse the Chick-fil-A menu. Returns one page of Chick-fil-A's published menu catalog (567 items at time of writing): item name, slug, Chick-fil-A's own item tag, an ordering deep link, and the taxonomy term ids the item belongs to. Every id in a response's menu_taxonomy_ids, menu_item_type_ids, menu_item_group_ids and nutrition_table_menu_ids is a ready-to-use filter value for a follow-up call, and GET /chick-fil-a/menu-taxonomy lists each taxonomy's terms with their names. search filters by free text and is ranked by relevance; without it items come back alphabetically so a caller can page through the whole catalog deterministically. Note this catalog carries no prices or nutrition values -- Chick-fil-A does not publish either through this source. - **chick_fil_a_menu_item** β€” Get one Chick-fil-A menu item. Returns one Chick-fil-A menu item, selected by either its numeric id or its slug (supply exactly one of the two -- passing both is rejected). Unlike the listing endpoint, this resolves the item's taxonomy term ids to names, so menu_sections, item_types, item_groups and nutrition_tables each come back as {id, name, slug} triples rather than bare ids. Term resolution is best-effort: if the taxonomy lookups fail the item is still returned with ids and empty names rather than failing the whole call. This item detail carries no price and no nutrition values -- Chick-fil-A does not publish either through this source. - **chick_fil_a_menu_taxonomy** β€” List one Chick-fil-A menu taxonomy's terms. Returns one page of terms for a single Chick-fil-A menu taxonomy, with each term's id, name, slug, parent and how many menu items carry it. This is how to discover the filter ids GET /chick-fil-a/menu accepts. taxonomy must be one of `menu_taxonomy` (customer-facing menu section -- Breakfast, Beverages, Catering EntrΓ©es, ... 36 terms), `menu_item_type` (`ITEM`, `ITEM_GROUPING`, `MODIFIER` -- 3 terms), `menu_item_group` (the grouping a variant belongs to, e.g. "Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit" -- 100+ terms), or `nutrition_table_menu` (the grouping used by Chick-fil-A's published nutrition tables -- 18 terms). Terms come back alphabetically. - **chipotle_ingredients** β€” Get Chipotle's ingredient content catalog. Returns Chipotle's raw-ingredient content pages -- sourcing story, marketing copy, imagery -- and the per-item recipe breakdown. ingredients[] has one entry per raw ingredient (Avocado, Yellow Onion, ...), each with its facts/sourcing copy and the menu_item_ids it appears in. ingredient_groups[] is the reverse view: one entry per recipe category (proteins, rice and beans, ...) listing each item's exact ingredient_keys, joinable against ingredients[].key for the human-readable name. Nothing else in this family exposes either ingredient content or recipe-level composition. - **chipotle_meals** β€” Get Chipotle's preset meal definitions. Returns Chipotle's preset meal definitions -- the named combinations its ordering flow offers (Build-Your-Own Chicken and similar), each with an id, name, type and a description listing what the meal contains. Takes no parameters. - **chipotle_menu** β€” Get Chipotle's national menu catalog. Returns Chipotle's restaurant-independent menu catalog -- every item it sells nationally, split into entrees, sides and drinks, with each item's category, type, primary filling and full customization tree. Takes no parameters. Prices are deliberately omitted from this response: Chipotle prices per restaurant, so the upstream returns every price as zero here, and surfacing a field of zeros would read as "free" rather than "unpriced". Use GET /chipotle/restaurant/menu for real prices. - **chipotle_menu_metadata** β€” Get Chipotle's menu presentation metadata. Returns Chipotle's menu presentation metadata -- the data no other Chipotle endpoint carries. Categories are the menu nav sections (Burrito, Bowl, Salad, ...) with their own description, imagery and the customization sections each offers. Items carry per-item nutrition (calories and portion) and dietary tag codes. Item sections and item groups describe the customization pick-groups and shared item aliases (e.g. cauliflower rice offered as both an entree side and a taco filling). Dietary tag groups are the full tag taxonomy (Plant Based, Lifestyle, I'm Avoiding, ...) that item dietary tag codes join against for a human-readable name and badge. Join on item_id against /chipotle/menu or /chipotle/restaurant/menu for prices; this endpoint has none. - **chipotle_restaurant** β€” Get one Chipotle restaurant. Returns one Chipotle restaurant by its numeric restaurant number. Note this single-restaurant route returns a leaner record than GET /chipotle/restaurants: the proximity search accepts an embeds parameter that pulls in hours and capability flags, and no such parameter exists here, so those fields may be absent. If you need the full record for a known restaurant, call /chipotle/restaurants with a tight radius around it instead. - **chipotle_restaurant_meals** β€” List one Chipotle restaurant's preset meals with prices. Returns the preset meals one Chipotle restaurant sells -- group Build-Your-Own packs, the High Protein line and limited-time Influencer meals -- each with its dine-in and delivery price at that restaurant, calorie label, dietary and macro tags, the components that make it up, merchandising tags and images. Prices are genuinely restaurant-specific: the same Build-Your-Own Chicken pack is priced differently from one location to another, so this is the endpoint to use for real pricing rather than /chipotle/meals, which lists the national meal definitions with no prices at all. Calorie labels are a range for build-your-own meals and a single figure for fixed ones, so they are returned as strings. Restaurant numbers come from GET /chipotle/restaurants. - **chipotle_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Chipotle restaurant's menu with prices. Returns one restaurant's live online menu split into entrees, sides, drinks and non-food items. This is the only Chipotle endpoint that carries prices: every item has both a dine-in price and a delivery price, which genuinely differ. Each item also carries its full customization tree -- contents (the individual fillings, salsas and sides that make it up, each with their own price pair) and content_groups (how many picks each group allows). Prices are per-restaurant, so two restaurants will legitimately return different numbers for the same item. - **chipotle_restaurants** β€” Find Chipotle restaurants near a location. Returns Chipotle restaurants near a latitude/longitude, ordered by distance. Each restaurant carries its number (the id every other Chipotle endpoint takes), name, status, full postal address with coordinates, published open/close hours per day, nearest cross streets, timezone, and capability flags (Chipotlane pickup, online ordering, catering, curbside pickup, dining room open, walk-up window). A coordinate with no Chipotle nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **chromewebstore_categories** β€” List Chrome Web Store categories and collections. Returns the reference taxonomy for the list endpoints: extension category groups and their subcategory slugs, the top-chart identifiers, and known curated collection slugs. - **chromewebstore_category** β€” List items in a Chrome Web Store category. Returns the item cards listed under an extensions category slug (e.g. `productivity/tools`, `lifestyle/shopping`, `make_chrome_yours/privacy`). Use /chromewebstore/categories for the reference taxonomy. Defaults: `num=50`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_charts** β€” List a Chrome Web Store top chart. Returns the item cards in a store top chart. `chart` accepts `trending`, `popular`, or `notable`. Defaults: `chart=popular`, `num=50`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_collection** β€” List items in a curated Chrome Web Store collection. Returns the item cards in a curated store collection slug (e.g. `editors_picks_extensions`, `dark_mode`, `ai_productivity`). Use /chromewebstore/categories for known collection slugs. Defaults: `num=50`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_developer** β€” Retrieve a Chrome Web Store publisher and their items. Returns a Chrome Web Store publisher (developer) by publisher id, including the disclosed trader details β€” legal name, email, phone, address, website, and D-U-N-S number β€” plus the publisher's listed items ("More from ..."). Trader fields are only present for publishers that identify as EU traders. Defaults: `num=50`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_item** β€” Retrieve Chrome Web Store item details. Returns normalized detail for a Chrome Web Store extension or theme, including name, rating, rating count, user count, version, last-updated date, size, supported languages, developer, category, screenshots, and privacy links. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_permissions** β€” Retrieve a Chrome Web Store item's declared permissions. Returns the permissions a Chrome Web Store extension declares in its manifest: `permissions`, `optional_permissions`, `host_permissions`, `optional_host_permissions`, plus `manifest_version` and `min_browser_version`. Useful for security and supply-chain review. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_privacy** β€” Retrieve a Chrome Web Store item's privacy disclosures. Returns an extension's privacy disclosures as the store renders them: the developer's data-use statement, whether it collects data, the standard data-handling declarations, and the privacy-policy link. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_reviews** β€” Retrieve Chrome Web Store item reviews. Returns the reviews the store renders on an item's reviews page, each with author, star rating, text, posted/edited dates and reviewed version. Defaults: `num=20`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_search** β€” Search Chrome Web Store items. Returns Chrome Web Store search result cards for a keyword, each with id, name, rating, user count, publisher and detail URL. Defaults: `num=30`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_similar** β€” Retrieve related Chrome Web Store items. Returns the related-items shelf the store renders on an item's detail page. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chromewebstore_suggest** β€” Suggest Chrome Web Store search terms. Returns item-name suggestions for a search prefix, drawn from the top store-search results. Defaults: `num=8`, `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **chrono24_autocomplete** β€” Get Chrono24 search-box suggestions. Fetches Chrono24's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query: each suggested phrase with its own live result count, plus the Chrono24 search URL it resolves to. Useful for building a search box against chrono24-search without guessing a full query. - **chrono24_brands** β€” List Chrono24 watch brands. Returns Chrono24's full watch-brand index: every brand name and the slug identifying it, usable as the brand parameter on chrono24-models and chrono24-search. This is the discovery endpoint for that parameter, so every accepted value is obtainable from this API rather than by reading the website. - **chrono24_dealer** β€” Get a Chrono24 dealer's storefront. Fetches one Chrono24 dealer/seller's public storefront page: business description, trust badge, average buyer rating and review count, lifetime watches-sold count, and their current listed inventory in the same shape chrono24-search returns. slug is found in a chrono24-search or chrono24-listing result's seller link; there is no separate dealer-discovery endpoint since dealer slugs are not a closed set Chrono24 publishes an index of. - **chrono24_dealer_reviews** β€” Get a Chrono24 dealer's buyer reviews. Fetches one page of a Chrono24 dealer/seller's buyer reviews: reviewer name and country, review date, star-rating breakdown (shipping/description/communication), whether the buyer recommends the seller, their free-text comment, and the dealer's own reply when present. slug is the same dealer slug chrono24-dealer takes. - **chrono24_facets** β€” Get a Chrono24 search filter's accepted values. Fetches every value Chrono24 accepts for one of chrono24-search's advanced-search filter params, each with its own live listing count: the discovery endpoint for condition, used_or_new, case_material, dial_color, bracelet_material, movement_type, gender, watch_type and stock_info. - **chrono24_listing** β€” Get a Chrono24 watch listing's detail. Fetches one Chrono24 listing's full detail page: brand, model, reference number, price with currency and negotiability, condition, year of production, movement, case material and diameter, bracelet material, location, availability, seller type, photos, and the complete raw spec table Chrono24 itself shows (grouped by section: Basic Info, Caliber, Case, Bracelet/strap, Functions). path is the listing URL from a chrono24-search result's url field; Chrono24 has no lookup by numeric id alone. - **chrono24_models** β€” List Chrono24 models for a brand. Returns every model/collection Chrono24 lists for one watch brand (e.g. Rolex Submariner, Rolex Datejust), each with the slug identifying it, usable as the model parameter on chrono24-search. This is the discovery endpoint for that parameter, so every accepted value for a brand is obtainable from this API rather than by reading the website. - **chrono24_search** β€” Search Chrono24 watch listings. Searches Chrono24's luxury-watch marketplace by free-text keyword, or browses one brand's (optionally narrowed to one model's) current listings, returning normalized result cards: title, price with currency, seller type, seller country, promotional badge, image, and the listing URL to pass to chrono24-listing. At least one of query or brand is required. Optional advanced-search filters (condition, used_or_new, case_material, dial_color, bracelet_material, movement_type, gender, watch_type, stock_info) narrow results further; each filter's accepted values are discoverable from chrono24-facets and echoed back in the response's filters field. - **cnn_article** β€” CNN article content. Returns a CNN article's headline, description, author, publication and update times, section, image, and body paragraphs. Provide a canonical cnn.com article URL. - **cnn_headlines** β€” CNN section headlines. Returns the current CNN headline stream for one section, including title, article URL, description, publication time, and image when available. - **cnn_live_story** β€” CNN live story updates. Returns a CNN live story's title, description, update time, and chronological post updates. Provide a canonical cnn.com live-news URL. - **coingecko_categories** β€” CoinGecko categories. Returns normalized CoinGecko category rows from the public categories page. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_category_coins** β€” CoinGecko category coins. Returns normalized coin rows from a CoinGecko public category page. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_chain** β€” CoinGecko chain detail. Returns normalized sections from a CoinGecko public chain detail page. Sections are omitted when not present. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_chains** β€” CoinGecko chains. Returns normalized chain rows from the CoinGecko public website chains table. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_coin** β€” CoinGecko coin profile. Returns normalized CoinGecko profile, market stats, links, and categories for one coin id. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum and is not intended for real-time trading. - **coingecko_coin_analysis** β€” CoinGecko coin chart analysis. Returns derived price-chart metrics from CoinGecko public chart JSON. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum and is not investment advice or real-time trading data. - **coingecko_exchange** β€” CoinGecko exchange detail. Returns normalized profile stats and market rows from a CoinGecko public exchange page. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_exchanges** β€” CoinGecko exchanges. Returns normalized exchange rows from CoinGecko public website exchange tables. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_gainers_losers** β€” CoinGecko crypto gainers and losers. Returns normalized rows from CoinGecko's public crypto gainers and losers table. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_global** β€” CoinGecko global market snapshot. Returns normalized global market metrics from CoinGecko's public charts page. - **coingecko_global_charts** β€” CoinGecko global chart series. Returns normalized global chart series from public CoinGecko website JSON endpoints. - **coingecko_learn_articles** β€” CoinGecko Learn articles. Returns normalized article cards from CoinGecko Learn public pages. - **coingecko_markets** β€” CoinGecko markets. Returns normalized cryptocurrency market rows from CoinGecko public pages. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum and is not intended for real-time trading. - **coingecko_new_coins** β€” CoinGecko new cryptocurrencies. Returns normalized rows from CoinGecko's public new cryptocurrencies table. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_news** β€” CoinGecko news cards. Returns normalized article cards from CoinGecko's public news page. - **coingecko_nft_category** β€” CoinGecko NFT category. Returns normalized NFT collection rows from a CoinGecko public NFT category page. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_nfts** β€” CoinGecko NFT collections. Returns normalized NFT collection rows from the CoinGecko public website NFT table. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_search** β€” CoinGecko discovery search. Returns normalized CoinGecko search sections from the public website search JSON. Empty valid searches return empty arrays. - **coingecko_token_unlocks** β€” CoinGecko incoming token unlocks. Returns normalized rows from CoinGecko's public incoming token unlocks page. - **coingecko_treasuries** β€” CoinGecko crypto treasuries. Returns normalized entity rows from CoinGecko's public crypto treasuries tables. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **coingecko_trending** β€” CoinGecko trending highlights. Returns deduped trending coins and categories from the public CoinGecko highlights page. This endpoint supports the documented `vs_currency` enum. - **colehaan_collection_products** β€” List Cole Haan collection products. Returns normalized products from one Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **colehaan_collections** β€” List Cole Haan collections. Returns normalized collections from Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **colehaan_page** β€” Get a Cole Haan static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_pages** β€” List Cole Haan static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_product** β€” Get a Cole Haan product. Returns normalized product detail for one Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **colehaan_product_recommendations** β€” List Cole Haan product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_products** β€” List Cole Haan products. Returns normalized products from Cole Haan's (https://www.colehaan.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **colehaan_search_suggest** β€” Get Cole Haan search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Cole Haan's (https://www.colehaan.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_sitemap_urls** β€” List Cole Haan sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Cole Haan's (https://www.colehaan.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_sitemaps** β€” List Cole Haan sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Cole Haan's (https://www.colehaan.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **colehaan_store** β€” Get Cole Haan store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Cole Haan (https://www.colehaan.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **comc_categories** β€” List COMC categories. Returns COMC's (comc.com) closed, top-level category/sport taxonomy -- the discovery endpoint for the search endpoint's `category` param. Every slug is the exact path segment comc.com's own site uses. - **comc_listing** β€” Get COMC card listing detail. Returns one card+grade combination's full detail from COMC (comc.com): card identity and every seller's individual for-sale copy (owner, item id, price). handle is the value returned by comc_search's CardSummary.handle field (or the equivalent comc.com card URL path). - **comc_search** β€” Search COMC card listings. Searches or browses COMC's (comc.com) live consignment marketplace for graded and ungraded trading cards. Each result row is a distinct card+grade combination (COMC's own category/search grid aggregates every seller's copy under one row); chain a row's handle into the listing endpoint for the per-seller breakdown. At least one of category or query is typically useful, but both are optional -- omitting both searches all categories. - **congress_report** β€” Fetch and parse a congressional disclosure report. Fetch a single disclosure report by its filing_url (as returned by. - **congress_stock_disclosures** β€” Search congressional stock-disclosure filings. Search public congressional stock disclosure filings (House or Senate). - **costco_categories** β€” Get Costco category facets. Returns Costco category slugs and product counts relevant to an optional search term, each slug usable directly with GET /costco/search's category filter. Public data sourced from Costco's own search backend. - **costco_product** β€” Get a Costco product's detail. Returns a Costco product's detail: title, description, manufacturer, image, price, stock status, and rating. Public data sourced from Costco's own product backend. - **costco_product_availability** β€” Get a Costco product's delivery estimate. Returns a Costco product's stock and estimated-delivery status for a delivery destination. Public data sourced from Costco's own fulfillment backend. - **costco_product_reviews** β€” Get a Costco product's reviews. Returns a page of a Costco product's reviews: title, text, rating, author, and recommendation for each. Public data sourced from Costco's own review platform. - **costco_search** β€” Search Costco products. Returns public Costco products matching a text query and/or a category slug: title, brand, model, image, and rating for each result. Public data sourced from Costco's own search backend. - **costco_warehouses** β€” Find nearby Costco warehouses. Returns Costco warehouses near a latitude/longitude, sorted by distance: name, address, and distance for each. Public data sourced from Costco's own warehouse locator backend. - **courtlistener_courts** β€” Browse CourtListener courts. Lists CourtListener's anonymous public court directory. Provide court_id to retrieve one court. page is used only for directory browsing and is 1-indexed. The endpoint does not retrieve dockets, opinions, judges, or account data. - **courtlistener_people** β€” Browse CourtListener judicial people. Lists CourtListener's anonymous public judicial-person directory. Provide person_id to retrieve one public person record. The response contains only public directory and position-summary metadata; sensitive biographical fields are excluded. - **courtlistener_search** β€” Search CourtListener opinions. Searches CourtListener's public opinion-search index by text and returns normalized opinion-result metadata with a cursor for the next page. The endpoint uses CourtListener's anonymous public search data and does not retrieve authenticated opinion detail, dockets, judges, alerts, or account data. - **cricinfo_calendar** β€” Get the Cricinfo international calendar. Returns the dated international match calendar currently published by Cricinfo. It includes match-day names and the associated series labels. - **cricinfo_commentary** β€” Get Cricinfo match commentary. Returns the latest ball-by-ball and editorial commentary embedded in a public Cricinfo match page. `url` may be a canonical full-scorecard or live-score URL. - **cricinfo_grounds** β€” List Cricinfo grounds. Returns the featured public ground directory snapshot and the country index used to discover Cricinfo venue pages. Use the existing venue endpoint for detailed ground profiles. - **cricinfo_live_matches** β€” Get Cricinfo live matches. Returns the current public live-score feed, including live, upcoming, and recently completed match cards with their canonical scorecard URLs. - **cricinfo_match** β€” Get a Cricinfo match scorecard. Returns a public Cricinfo match scorecard with match state, team scores, and available innings totals and batter/bowler lines. Upcoming matches return an empty innings list. `url` must be a canonical `https://www.cricinfo.com/series/.../(full-scorecard|live-cricket-score)` URL; live-score URLs are normalized to the paired scorecard. - **cricinfo_news** β€” Get latest Cricinfo news. Returns a bounded snapshot of Cricinfo's latest public stories, including titles, summaries, authors, genres, publication times, images, and associated match or series identifiers. - **cricinfo_photos** β€” Get latest Cricinfo photos. Returns bounded metadata for the latest public Cricinfo photos, including captions, credits, dimensions, dates, and image variants. Media files are not downloaded by the endpoint. - **cricinfo_rankings** β€” Get ICC rankings from Cricinfo. Returns ICC rankings (team or player) from a Cricinfo rankings page. `url` must be a canonical `https://www.cricinfo.com/rankings/...` URL. - **cricinfo_records** β€” Get a Cricinfo record table. Returns a bounded normalized table from a public Cricinfo records page. `record` is a relative Statsguru record path such as `batting/most_runs_career.html`. `class` must be one of `1`, `2`, `3`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `8`, `9`, `10`, `11`, `12`, `20`, `21`, `22`, or `23`. - **cricinfo_records_index** β€” List Cricinfo records catalog. Returns the public Cricinfo records catalog, including match classes, record categories, selectable teams or entities, and example suggestions. Use the existing records endpoint to retrieve a specific table. - **cricinfo_rss** β€” Read a Cricinfo RSS feed. Returns a normalized public Cricinfo RSS feed. `url` must be one of Cricinfo's official news, live-score, country-story, or player-story RSS URLs. - **cricinfo_scores** β€” Get current Cricinfo match scores. Returns the current match cards in Cricinfo's public homepage snapshot, including match state, scores, and canonical scorecard URLs. This is a point-in-time feed, not a fixture archive or streaming subscription. - **cricinfo_series** β€” Get a Cricinfo series schedule and standings. Returns a series's match schedule and standings from its dedicated page. `series_id` must be the slug-and-ID portion of a canonical Cricinfo series URL, such as `indian-premier-league-2024-1410320`. - **cricinfo_squads** β€” Get a Cricinfo team squad. Returns recent public squad announcements and player rosters from a Cricinfo team profile, including player roles and withdrawal or overseas markers when published. - **cricinfo_stats** β€” Query Cricinfo Statsguru. Returns a bounded normalized Statsguru table. `class` must be one of `1`, `2`, `3`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `8`, `9`, `10`, `11`, `12`, `20`, `21`, `22`, or `23`; `type` must be one of `batting`, `bowling`, `fielding`, `allround`, `fow`, `team`, `official`, or `aggregate`; `view` may be `innings`, `match`, `series`, `ground`, `host`, `opposition`, `year`, or `season`. - **cricinfo_story** β€” Get a Cricinfo story. Returns a public Cricinfo news article, match report, preview, or live blog. The response includes stable story metadata, typed content blocks, live-blog entries when present, and related links. - **cricinfo_team** β€” Get a Cricinfo team profile. Returns public team identity, profile text, recent fixtures and results, and the rolling batting and bowling leaders shown on a Cricinfo team page. - **cricinfo_team_schedule** β€” Get a Cricinfo team match schedule. Returns a team's recent fixtures and results from its dedicated page. `url` must be a canonical `https://www.cricinfo.com/team/...` URL. - **cricinfo_teams** β€” List Cricinfo teams. Returns Cricinfo's grouped public team directory, including international, domestic, and franchise team identities. - **cricinfo_venue** β€” Get a Cricinfo cricket-ground profile. Returns structured metadata, associated home teams, and the editorial profile for a public Cricinfo cricket-ground page. `url` must be a canonical `https://www.cricinfo.com/cricket-grounds/...` or legacy `/ci/content/ground/...html` URL. - **cricinfo_venue_matches** β€” Get matches at a Cricinfo venue. Returns upcoming fixtures and recent results listed on a public Cricinfo ground page. `url` must be a canonical `https://www.cricinfo.com/cricket-grounds/...` URL. - **cricinfo_videos** β€” Get Cricinfo videos. Returns a bounded snapshot of Cricinfo's public video hub, including curated, trending, and genre-associated video metadata. Media files are not downloaded by the endpoint. - **culvers_calendar** β€” Get one Culver's restaurant's flavor-of-the-day and daily soup schedule. Returns the full published schedule for one Culver's restaurant: the flavor of the day for every upcoming calendar date, plus the soups served on each date. Culver's publishes roughly a two-month forward window, and the schedule is genuinely per-restaurant -- two restaurants on the same date routinely feature different soups. slug comes from GET /culvers/directory. GET /culvers/store returns only today's and tomorrow's flavor; use this endpoint for the whole calendar. - **culvers_categories** β€” List Culver's national menu categories. Returns Culver's national menu's category list -- ButterBurgers, Chicken, Fish & Seafood, Combos & Baskets, Sides, Frozen Custard, Beverages and others -- each with its slug (the value GET /culvers/menu takes), a featured flag, and sort order. - **culvers_directory** β€” Browse Culver's restaurant-URL index. Returns one page of Culver's own restaurant-URL sitemap (~1,121 restaurants). Each entry's slug is the value GET /culvers/store takes. - **culvers_flavor** β€” Get one Culver's Fresh Frozen Custard flavor's detail. Returns one Fresh Frozen Custard flavor's full detail, including its declared allergens, a component-by-component ingredient breakdown, and Culver's own flavor-category labels. slug comes from GET /culvers/calendar (flavors[].slug) or GET /culvers/store (flavors_of_the_day[].slug). - **culvers_item** β€” Look up one Culver's menu item's full detail. Returns one Culver's menu item's full detail, including its size/topping modifier tree with each option's own calories and nutrition link. category and item slugs come from GET /culvers/categories and GET /culvers/menu. - **culvers_menu** β€” List one Culver's menu category's items. Returns the items in one Culver's menu category, each with name, description, image, and a link to Culver's nutrition guide. Category slugs come from GET /culvers/categories. Prices are not published on the national catalog -- Culver's only prices items once a specific restaurant is selected client-side, and no credential-free per-restaurant pricing source was found; see GET /culvers/item for full modifier/topping detail. - **culvers_store** β€” Look up one Culver's restaurant by its directory slug. Returns one Culver's restaurant's address, phone, coordinates, open/closed status, fulfillment hours, handoff options, online-order link, and today's flavor(s) of the day. slug comes from GET /culvers/directory. - **cvs_brands** β€” CVS brand directory. Returns CVS.com's full brand directory (name and path). Each brand's path is directly usable as GET /cvs/category's path parameter to browse that brand's products. - **cvs_categories** β€” CVS category taxonomy. Returns CVS.com's full category/subcategory navigation taxonomy (name and path, nested to whatever depth the upstream carries). Each node's path is directly usable as GET /cvs/category's path parameter. - **cvs_category** β€” Browse a CVS OTC category page. Returns one page of a CVS.com OTC (over-the-counter) retail category, subcategory, or brand page's product grid: normalized products with title, brand, image, current/original price, and sponsored/featured/new-product flags; the total result count; and the facets (brand, color, size, price range, and other category-specific attributes, each with its selectable values and result counts) available to filter the page further. Covers the non-prescription retail catalog only. path is the segment of a page URL after "/shop/", e.g. "beauty" (top-level category), "health-medicine/allergy-sinus" (subcategory), or "brand-shop/s/safe-home" (brand page); a full https://www.cvs.com/shop/... URL or a "/shop/..." path is also accepted. Any of these can also carry an optional facet-filter suffix in the site's own URL shape, e.g. "beauty/makeup/eyes/q/CoverGirl/Black/brpc" to filter to brand CoverGirl and color Black -- see the response's facets field for which values/type codes a given category supports; filter values are case-sensitive exactly as the site renders them. page is a 1-indexed page number (default 1). sort is an optional result order matching the site's own Sort By control. CVS.com is only available from US/US-territory egress; a request from an unsupported region returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **cvs_product** β€” CVS OTC product detail. Returns one CVS.com OTC (over-the-counter) retail product's detail: name, description, brand, category, price, currency, online availability, image gallery, and aggregate rating. Covers the non-prescription retail catalog only -- this does not cover prescription items, pharmacy ordering, or any patient-specific data. slug is the segment of a product page URL after "/shop/", e.g. "safe-home-premium-radon-test-kit-prodid-945948"; a full https://www.cvs.com/shop/... URL is also accepted. CVS.com is only available from US/US-territory egress; a request from an unsupported region returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **cvs_product_ingredients** β€” CVS OTC product ingredients. Returns one CVS.com OTC (over-the-counter) retail product's ingredient/label statement: active ingredients, inactive ingredients, and the vendor's full free-text ingredient paragraph (which, for OTC drug products, frequently also carries a Drug Facts-style purpose note). This is sourced from the product's own dedicated ingredients page, a separate page from the main product detail endpoint. Covers the non-prescription retail catalog only -- this does not cover prescription items, pharmacy ordering, or any patient-specific data. slug is the segment of a product page URL after "/shop/", e.g. "e-l-f-16hr-camo-concealer-prodid-2370023"; a full https://www.cvs.com/shop/... URL is also accepted. Some products (particularly non-consumable goods) may return empty ingredient fields -- this reflects upstream having no label data for that product, not an error. CVS.com is only available from US/US-territory egress; a request from an unsupported region returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **cvs_search** β€” Search CVS OTC products by keyword. Performs a keyword search across CVS.com's non-prescription retail/OTC catalog and returns one page of results: normalized products with title, brand, image, current/original price, and sponsored/featured/new-product flags; the total result count; and the facets (brand, color, size, price range, and other attributes, each with its selectable values and result counts) available to filter the results further. This is the same product-search backend cvs-category reads, just reached by keyword instead of by category/brand path. Covers the non-prescription retail catalog only. q is the search keyword or phrase, required. page is a 1-indexed page number (default 1). sort is an optional result order matching cvs-category's own Sort By values. CVS.com is only available from US/US-territory egress; a request from an unsupported region returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **cvs_store_locator** β€” CVS store locator. Returns nearby CVS store locations for a ZIP code, a free-text address/city/state, or a latitude/longitude pair: address, phone, fax, distance, and retail store hours, plus a has_pharmacy existence flag and a list of general service indicators (e.g. photo, ATM, same-day delivery). Covers general store info only -- this does not return pharmacy hours, pharmacy phone, prescription data, or any patient-specific information. zip is a 5-digit US ZIP code; alternatively supply address (a free-text location such as a city, state, or street address) or latitude and longitude together. When more than one is supplied, zip wins, then address, then latitude/longitude. Optionally narrow results to stores carrying one specific service via the service param (the same code vocabulary the response's services field uses); only one service value is accepted per request. CVS.com is only available from US/US-territory egress; a request from an unsupported region returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **datasets_airbnb_facets** β€” Facet the Airbnb markets dataset. Returns suppressed distribution counts over the Airbnb markets dataset, honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `country`, `market`, `currency`, `superhost`, `guest_favorite`, `rating_band`, `review_band`, `admin1` (top subdivision), `locality` (settlement), `room_type` (`entire_place`/`private_room`/`hotel`/`shared_room`), `property_type` (Airbnb's canonical listing type from the detail page), `amenities` (each amenity with the count of listings offering it). The `admin1`, `locality`, `room_type`, `property_type` and `amenities` facets stay empty until their enrichment coverage is high enough to be reliable. group_by enum: `country`, `market`, `admin1`, `locality`, `room_type`, `property_type`. - **datasets_airbnb_item** β€” Get an Airbnb market from the dataset. Returns one country's full aggregate Airbnb market profile from dataset id enum value `airbnb-markets` β€” headline supply, Superhost share, Guest Favorite share (`guest_favorite_pct`, an observed lower bound), `avg_person_capacity` (average guests a listing sleeps over the detail-page-enriched sample), ratings, its top metros, bounding box, per-currency nightly-price percentiles, and a USD-normalized `price_usd` percentile block (converted via an approximate dated FX snapshot) for cross-country comparison. Aggregate-only. Returns 404 for a country below the suppression floor. - **datasets_airbnb_nearby** β€” Airbnb market density near a coordinate. Returns an aggregate geohash-grid density map of Airbnb listings within a radius of a coordinate, from dataset id enum value `airbnb-markets`. Each cell reports a centroid, listing count and Superhost share; thin cells are suppressed. Aggregate-only. - **datasets_airbnb_search** β€” Search the Airbnb markets dataset. Returns aggregate Airbnb short-term-rental market rollups from the dataset id enum value `airbnb-markets`. Aggregate-only: each row is a market cell, never an individual listing. Thin cells are suppressed. group_by enum: `country`, `market`, `admin1` (top subdivision), `locality` (settlement), `room_type` (`entire_place`/`private_room`/`hotel`/`shared_room`), `property_type` (Airbnb's canonical listing type from the detail page). `admin1`, `locality`, `room_type` and `property_type` are enrichment-derived and stay empty until their coverage is high enough to be reliable. Each cell also carries `median_price_usd`, the median nightly price converted to USD via an approximate dated FX snapshot, for cross-country comparison (combine with `group_by=room_type` for median price by room type); `guest_favorite_pct`, the share of listings carrying the Guest Favorite badge (an observed lower bound, like `superhost_pct`); and `avg_person_capacity`, the average guests a listing sleeps over the detail-page-enriched sample. Sort enum: `listings_desc`, `superhost_pct_desc`, `rating_desc`, `key_asc`. - **datasets_apple_podcasts_shows_facets** β€” Facet Apple Podcasts shows dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Apple Podcasts shows dataset. Facet enum: `genre`, `genre_id`, `country`, `content_advisory_rating`, `run_id`. - **datasets_apple_podcasts_shows_item** β€” Get an Apple Podcasts show from dataset. Returns one crawled Apple Podcasts show record by id from dataset id enum value `apple-podcasts-shows`. - **datasets_apple_podcasts_shows_search** β€” Search Apple Podcasts shows dataset. Searches the crawled public Apple Podcasts show catalog stored in a search index. One row per show. Discovered from a country x genre x collection chart grid and a search-term sweep β€” not a full catalog of every Apple Podcasts show. Sort enum: `relevance`, `popularity`, `track_count_desc`, `release_desc`, `title_asc`. - **datasets_apps_charts_search** β€” Search the app-charts dataset. Searches daily top-chart snapshots scraped from the iOS App Store and Google Play, stored in a search index (one document per chart Γ— snapshot Γ— rank). With no `date` the latest snapshot is returned (today's chart); pair `app_id` with `sort=date_desc` for an app's rank over time. Store enum: `ios`, `android`. Chart type enum: `top_free`, `top_paid`, `top_grossing`, `new`. Platform enum (Apple device platforms, ios charts only): `phone`, `pad`, `mac`. Sort enum: `rank`, `rank_desc`, `date_desc`. - **datasets_apps_reviews_search** β€” Search the app-reviews dataset. Searches user reviews scraped from the iOS App Store and Google Play, stored in a search index (one document per review). Store enum: `ios`, `android`. Sort enum: `recent`, `score_desc`, `score_asc`, `helpful_desc`. - **datasets_apps_search** β€” Search the apps-intelligence dataset. Searches resolved iOS App Store and Google Play apps stored in a search index. Store enum: `ios`, `android`, `both`. Platform enum (Apple device platforms, ios records only): `phone`, `pad`, `mac`, `tv`, `watch`, `vision`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rating_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `installs_desc`, `updated_at_desc`, `popularity_desc`. - **datasets_bbb_businesses_facets** β€” Facet the BBB businesses dataset. Returns distribution counts over the BBB businesses index (dataset id enum value `bbb-businesses`), honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `category`, `state`, `city`, `rating`, `accredited`, `entity_type`, `run_id`. - **datasets_bbb_businesses_item** β€” Get a business from the BBB businesses dataset. Returns one business by id from dataset id enum value `bbb-businesses`. Returns 404 when the business is not in the index. - **datasets_bbb_businesses_search** β€” Search the BBB businesses dataset. Searches the BBB (Better Business Bureau) businesses index (dataset id enum value `bbb-businesses`) β€” business profiles crawled from bbb.org's own search/category-browse pages: computed A+-F letter-grade rating, paid-accreditation status, category, contact info, business details, operating hours, and products/services. Complaints, full reviews, and the full "reasons for rating"/service-area detail are NOT embedded here; each record instead carries complaints_url/reviews_url/more_info_url pointing at the live bbb-business-complaints/bbb-business-reviews/bbb-business-more-info endpoints for on-demand lookup. rating enum: `A+`, `A`, `A-`, `B+`, `B`, `B-`, `C+`, `C`, `C-`, `D+`, `D`, `D-`, `F`. sort enum: `relevance`, `rating_desc`, `rating_asc`, `accredited_first`, `name_asc`, `years_in_business_desc`. - **datasets_boxofficemojo_facets** β€” Facet the Box Office Mojo dataset. Returns terms-aggregation counts for one facet of the Box Office Mojo dataset, scoped to the same filters as search. Facet enum: `gross_band`, `years_active`, `lifetime_year`, `franchise_names`, `brand_names`, `genre_names`, `hydrated`, `is_billion_dollar`, `in_lifetime_top_1000_ww`. gross_band enum: `under_50m`, `50_100m`, `100_250m`, `250_500m`, `500m_1b`, `over_1b`. - **datasets_boxofficemojo_item** β€” Get a Box Office Mojo title from the dataset. Returns one Box Office Mojo dataset record by title id (IMDb `tt…` id used on Box Office Mojo title pages), including lifetime grosses, year history, release groups and market grosses when hydrated. - **datasets_boxofficemojo_search** β€” Search the Box Office Mojo dataset. Searches theatrical box-office records from public Box Office Mojo charts and title pages, stored in a search index. Filter by title id, year, franchise/brand/genre, gross band, lifetime top-1000 membership, hydration status, and worldwide/domestic gross ranges. Sort enum: `relevance`, `worldwide_desc`, `domestic_desc`, `peak_worldwide_desc`, `lifetime_rank_asc`, `year_desc`, `year_asc`. gross_band enum: `under_50m`, `50_100m`, `100_250m`, `250_500m`, `500m_1b`, `over_1b`. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_changes** β€” Get recent Chrome Web Store item changes. Returns recent change observations. Change type enum: `users`, `rating`, `rating_count`, `version`, `developer`, `permissions`, `privacy`, `status`. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_facets** β€” Facet the Chrome Web Store dataset. Returns aggregation buckets. Facet enum: `item_type`, `category`, `developer`, `developer_email`, `manifest_version`, `permission`, `status`, `collects_data`, `has_broad_host_access`. Item type enum: `extension`, `theme`, `app`, `unknown`. Search sort, status and manifest-version enums match the search endpoint. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_history** β€” Get Chrome Web Store item history. Returns chronological change-only observations for a Chrome Web Store item. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_item** β€” Get a Chrome Web Store dataset item. Returns one stored extension, theme or legacy app snapshot by its 32-character Chrome Web Store id. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_metrics** β€” Get Chrome Web Store dataset metrics. Returns chart-ready coverage, adoption, rating, permission, privacy and recent-change aggregates for the stored Chrome Web Store dataset. Days enum: `7`, `30`, `90`. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_search** β€” Search the Chrome Web Store dataset. Searches stored Chrome Web Store item snapshots. Item type enum: `extension`, `theme`, `app`, `unknown`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `users_desc`, `rating_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `updated_desc`, `trending_desc`. Status enum: `active`, `removed`. Manifest version enum: `2`, `3`. - **datasets_chrome_extensions_trending** β€” Get trending Chrome Web Store items. Returns stored Chrome Web Store items ranked by the latest observed user and rating-count movement. Filters match the search endpoint; sort is fixed to `trending_desc`. - **datasets_creators_search** β€” Search the TikTok creators dataset. Searches TikTok creators stored in a search index (one document per creator), with follower counts, verified status, niche, and engagement. Deleted and private accounts are excluded by default; set `include_inactive=true` to include them for historical lookups. Sort enum: `followers_desc`, `engagement_desc`, `engagement_qualified_desc`, `likes_desc`, `relevance`. Coverage note: `followers_desc`, `likes_desc`, and `relevance` are backed by profile fields present across the full dataset; the post-level engagement metrics (`engagement_rate`, `avg_views`, and the nested `post_stats` object) and the `engagement_desc`/`engagement_qualified_desc` sorts are currently populated for a growing subset of creators, prioritizing the highest-reach accounts. Creators without these metrics are still returned but sort last under `engagement_desc` and omit those fields; `engagement_qualified_desc` excludes them outright (they cannot clear its floors). `engagement_desc` ranks by raw `engagement_rate` with no eligibility floor β€” it surfaces a real stale-record + ratio-by-design trap: an account whose last real post was years ago can still carry an unrealistic rate computed from a handful of old posts. `engagement_qualified_desc` is the same metric restricted to creators with a recent post (`last_post_at` within 90 days), a minimum reach (`avg_views >= 10000`) and sample size (`post_stats.sampled_posts >= 10`), and a sanity ceiling (`engagement_rate <= 50%`) β€” use this, not the raw sort, for a "best engagement" leaderboard. Sound fields: `post_stats.top_sounds` holds only a creator's FIVE most-used sounds from the sampled posts, ranked by use count with ties broken by lowest `music_id`, so it is a top-5 view and not the creator's full sound list; `post_stats.distinct_sounds` gives the true number of different sounds the sample used. Use each sound's `original` boolean to tell TikTok-generated original audio from catalogue tracks - do NOT infer it from the title, because TikTok localizes the original-audio label (`sonido original`, `som original`, `ΠΎΡ€ΠΈΠ³ΠΈΠ½Π°Π»ΡŒΠ½Ρ‹ΠΉ Π·Π²ΡƒΠΊ`, and at least fifteen more), so a title match silently reclassifies original audio as named tracks. - **datasets_facebook_pages_facets** β€” Facet the Facebook Pages dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Facebook Pages dataset. Facet enum: `category`, `discovery_source`. - **datasets_facebook_pages_item** β€” Get a Facebook Page from the dataset. Returns one Facebook Page record by page id from dataset id enum value `facebook-pages`. - **datasets_facebook_pages_search** β€” Search the Facebook Pages dataset. Searches public Facebook Page contact records stored in a search index β€” website, email, phone, WhatsApp, category and like count, discovered through business-search enumeration, domain-scoped scans, and Wikidata seeding, then hydrated from each Page's public About tab. Sort enum: `relevance`, `likes_desc`, `likes_asc`, `hydrated_at_desc`, `hydrated_at_asc`. - **datasets_github_users_facets** β€” Facet the GitHub users dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the GitHub users dataset. Facet enum: `influence_tier`, `type`, `country`, `country_code`, `state`, `city`, `domains`, `company`, `reachable`, `has_email`, `has_twitter`, `has_blog`, `active_90d`, `hireable`, `is_org`, `is_bot`, `is_suspected_automation`. influence_tier enum: `nano`, `micro`, `mid`, `macro`, `mega`. Suspected-automation records are excluded by default unless is_suspected_automation is set. - **datasets_github_users_item** β€” Get a GitHub user from the dataset. Returns one enriched GitHub user record by login from dataset id enum value `github-users`. - **datasets_github_users_nearby** β€” Search nearby GitHub users. Searches enriched GitHub users near a coordinate, sorted by distance, in dataset id enum value `github-users`. influence_tier enum: `nano`, `micro`, `mid`, `macro`, `mega`. - **datasets_github_users_search** β€” Search the GitHub users dataset. Searches enriched public GitHub user profiles stored in a search index. influence_tier enum: `nano`, `micro`, `mid`, `macro`, `mega`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rank_score_desc`, `followers_desc`, `account_age_desc`, `account_age_asc`, `distance_asc`. - **datasets_goodreads_authors_facets** β€” Facet Goodreads authors dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Goodreads authors dataset. Facet enum: `genres`, `run_id`. - **datasets_goodreads_authors_item** β€” Get a Goodreads author from dataset. Returns one crawled Goodreads author profile record by id from dataset id enum value `goodreads-authors`. - **datasets_goodreads_authors_search** β€” Search Goodreads authors dataset. Searches the crawled public Goodreads author profile index. Authors are discovered as a byproduct of the books crawl (every credited book contributor, plus the genre/search/list seed sources) β€” not a full catalog. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rating_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `name_asc`. - **datasets_goodreads_books_facets** β€” Facet Goodreads books dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Goodreads books dataset. Facet enum: `genres`, `format`, `language`, `publisher`, `primary_author`, `primary_author_id`, `series_name`, `publication_year`, `run_id`. - **datasets_goodreads_books_item** β€” Get a Goodreads book from dataset. Returns one crawled Goodreads book record by id from dataset id enum value `goodreads-books`. - **datasets_goodreads_books_search** β€” Search Goodreads books dataset. Searches the crawled public Goodreads book catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from curated Listopia "best of" lists, a search-term sweep, and author bibliography expansion β€” not a full catalog. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rating_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `publication_desc`, `publication_asc`, `pages_desc`, `pages_asc`, `title_asc`. - **datasets_google_map_facets** β€” Facet stored Google Maps businesses. Returns terms aggregation counts for Google Maps businesses. Facet enum: `category`, `country`, `state`, `state_code`, `county`, `county_code`, `city`, `town`, `website_status`. Category facet values are exact locale-specific Google Maps labels and can be localized, non-ASCII, or contain punctuation; pass a returned value unchanged to the category filter. `state` and `county` keep each country's own administrative vocabulary (e.g. `Provincia de Madrid`, `DΓ©partement du Nord`); `state_code` and `county_code` are the matching ISO 3166-2 codes (e.g. `ES-MD`, `FR-59`) and are the stable cross-country grouping key. Rows not yet resolved carry no code and are absent from the code facets. - **datasets_google_map_item** β€” Get a stored Google Maps business. Returns one stored Google Maps business by Google place_id from dataset id enum value `google-map-businesses`. The `category` field contains the exact Google Maps category label returned for the business locale and can be localized, non-ASCII, or contain punctuation. A `rating` of `null` means no aggregate rating is available. A `review_count` of `null` means Google did not return a count; numeric `0` means Google confirmed zero reviews. Locationless service-area businesses (online/mobile/home-based) have a `null` `geo`. A `permanently_closed` of `true` means Google marks the business permanently closed; `false` means a crawl confirmed it does not; `null` means the business has not been status-checked since capture shipped on 2026-08-31 and is UNKNOWN, not open β€” so any total computed from this dataset includes an unknown number of closed businesses. - **datasets_google_map_nearby** β€” Search nearby stored Google Maps businesses. Searches stored Google Maps businesses near a coordinate in dataset id enum value `google-map-businesses`. `category` is the exact Google Maps category label returned for the business locale; it can be localized, non-ASCII, or contain punctuation, so use the category facet to discover exact filter values. A `rating` of `null` means no aggregate rating is available. A `review_count` of `null` means Google did not return a count; numeric `0` means Google confirmed zero reviews. `min_rating` above 0 excludes unrated businesses. - **datasets_google_map_search** β€” Search stored Google Maps businesses. Searches Google Maps business records stored in a search index. Sort enum: `relevance`, `updated_at_desc`, `rating_desc`, `review_count_desc`, `distance_asc`. `category` is the exact Google Maps category label returned for the business locale; it can be localized, non-ASCII, or contain punctuation, so use the category facet to discover exact filter values. A `rating` of `null` means no aggregate rating is available. A `review_count` of `null` means Google did not return a count; numeric `0` means Google confirmed zero reviews. `rating_desc` sorts unrated businesses last, and `min_rating` above 0 excludes them. Use `has_geo=false` to isolate locationless service-area businesses (which have a `null` `geo`). A `permanently_closed` of `true` means Google marks the business permanently closed; `false` means a crawl confirmed it does not; `null` means the business has not been status-checked since capture shipped on 2026-08-31 and is UNKNOWN, not open β€” so any total computed from this dataset includes an unknown number of closed businesses. Use `permanently_closed=false` to exclude the confirmed-closed ones. - **datasets_housing_markets_facets** β€” Facet the US housing markets dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the housing markets dataset. Facet enum: `region_type`, `state_code`, `property_type`, `parent_metro`, `parent_metro_code`, `income_vintage`, `is_latest`, `period_begin`. region_type enum: `national`, `metro`, `county`, `city`, `zip`. property_type enum: `All Residential`, `Single Family Residential`, `Condo/Co-op`, `Townhouse`, `Multi-Family (2-4 Unit)`, `Single Units Only`. - **datasets_housing_markets_item** β€” Get a US housing market record from the dataset. Returns one housing-market record by region_type and Redfin table_id from dataset id enum value `housing-markets`. region_type enum: `national`, `metro`, `county`, `city`, `zip`. property_type enum: `All Residential`, `Single Family Residential`, `Condo/Co-op`, `Townhouse`, `Multi-Family (2-4 Unit)`, `Single Units Only` (defaults to `All Residential`). `period` defaults to the most recent period on record. Pass `history=true` to get the full monthly series (a `{dataset, region_type, table_id, property_type, items}` envelope, sorted by period ascending) instead of a single record. - **datasets_housing_markets_search** β€” Search the US housing markets dataset. Searches monthly Redfin housing-market statistics per region and property type since 2012, joined to Census ACS income for affordability metrics. region_type enum: `national`, `metro`, `county`, `city`, `zip`. property_type enum: `All Residential`, `Single Family Residential`, `Condo/Co-op`, `Townhouse`, `Multi-Family (2-4 Unit)`, `Single Units Only`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `price_desc`, `price_asc`, `list_price_desc`, `list_price_asc`, `price_to_income_desc`, `price_to_income_asc`, `salary_to_buy_desc`, `salary_to_buy_asc`, `dom_asc`, `dom_desc`, `inventory_desc`, `homes_sold_desc`, `period_desc`. Use `latest=true` for the most recent period per region series. - **datasets_instagram_users_facets** β€” Facet the Instagram users dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Instagram users dataset. Facet enum: `is_verified`, `is_business_account`, `has_bio`, `has_external_url`, `category_name`, `source_tier`. - **datasets_instagram_users_item** β€” Get an Instagram user from the dataset. Returns one Instagram user record by username from dataset id enum value `instagram-users`. - **datasets_instagram_users_search** β€” Search the Instagram users dataset. Searches public Instagram user profiles stored in a search index. Sort enum: `relevance`, `followers_desc`, `followers_asc`, `crawled_at_desc`, `crawled_at_asc`, `created_at_desc`, `created_at_asc`. - **datasets_jobs_companies** β€” Find which companies are hiring. Searches the discovered company board registry β€” which companies are hiring, on which ATS (or, for the 5 single-company big-tech providers, which platform), with how many open roles. Set sponsors_visa=true to keep companies with certified employer filings in recent public U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosure data. This is company-level historical evidence, not a guarantee for a specific role or candidate. provider enum: `greenhouse`, `lever`, `ashby`, `workday`, `smartrecruiters`, `workable`, `recruitee`, `rippling`, `personio`, `teamtailor`, `oracle`, `ukg`, `icims`, `eightfold`, `gem`, `pinpoint`, `amazon-jobs`, `apple-jobs`, `google-jobs`, `meta-jobs`, `tesla-jobs`. status enum: `active`, `empty`, `gone`, `blocked`, `pending`, `invalid`. sort enum: `open_desc`, `company_asc`, `crawled_desc`. - **datasets_jobs_company_item** β€” Get a single company by board id. Returns one discovered company board by its dataset board id. When the company name matches recent public U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosure data, the response includes `lca_sponsorship` with filing counts and observed fiscal-quarter range; this is company-level historical evidence, not a guarantee for a specific role or candidate. When the board carries a known domain, the response also includes a `tech_stack` firmographic hint. Returns 404 when the board id is not in the registry. - **datasets_jobs_facets** β€” Facet the jobs dataset (hiring market aggregates). Aggregations over all open postings: top companies hiring, breakdown by provider (every provider filterable via /datasets/jobs/search's `provider` param), department, location, employment type, skill, benefit, education, security clearance, seniority, and ESCO/ISCO job family, plus the remote share β€” a live hiring-market snapshot. Seniority uses one mutually exclusive value: `entry`, `mid`, or `senior`; ambiguous occupations are omitted from job-family buckets. - **datasets_jobs_item** β€” Get a single posting from the jobs dataset. Returns one crawled job posting by its dataset posting id. Returns 404 when absent. - **datasets_jobs_nearby** β€” Find postings near a coordinate. Finds crawled job postings within `radius_km` of a `lat`/`lon`, nearest first. Only geocoded postings participate (the geo-enrich worker back-fills coordinates from each posting's location). Open roles only by default. provider enum: `greenhouse`, `lever`, `ashby`, `workday`, `smartrecruiters`, `workable`, `recruitee`, `rippling`, `personio`, `teamtailor`, `oracle`, `ukg`, `icims`, `eightfold`, `gem`, `pinpoint`, `amazon-jobs`, `apple-jobs`, `google-jobs`, `meta-jobs`, `tesla-jobs`. - **datasets_jobs_search** β€” Search the jobs dataset (all companies' live postings). Full-text + faceted search over every job posting crawled from every discovered company ATS board (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Recruitee, Rippling, Personio, Teamtailor, Oracle, UKG, iCIMS, Eightfold, Gem, Pinpoint) plus 5 single-company big-tech careers platforms (Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla). Open roles only by default (set include_closed=true for historical/filled roles). Salary is parsed from a structured field when the provider has one, or from an explicit pay figure stated in the description otherwise, so coverage varies by posting rather than by provider; min_salary/max_salary filter on it and require salary_currency, since comparing raw compensation numbers across currencies is meaningless. Location is also exposed as structured city/state/country fields alongside the free-text location string, so city/state/country filter on an exact match of those parsed components rather than substring-matching the display string. job_family is an exact level-2 ISCO family label assigned from ESCO occupation evidence; ambiguous postings remain unclassified and do not match that filter. employment_type is never populated for google-jobs/meta-jobs, and posted_at (so sort=posted_desc) is never populated for meta-jobs/tesla-jobs -- their upstream APIs expose no such field. provider enum: `greenhouse`, `lever`, `ashby`, `workday`, `smartrecruiters`, `workable`, `recruitee`, `rippling`, `personio`, `teamtailor`, `oracle`, `ukg`, `icims`, `eightfold`, `gem`, `pinpoint`, `amazon-jobs`, `apple-jobs`, `google-jobs`, `meta-jobs`, `tesla-jobs`. workplace_type enum: `onsite`, `hybrid`, `remote`. sort enum: `relevance`, `posted_desc`, `company_asc`. - **datasets_journalists_facets** β€” Facet the journalists dataset. Returns distribution counts over the journalists index (dataset id enum value `journalists`), honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `outlet`, `vertical`, `topic`, `contact_type`, `record_type`, `role_type`, `email_kind`, `outreach_readiness_band`. - **datasets_journalists_item** β€” Get a journalist from the journalists dataset. Returns one journalist by outlet id and slug from dataset id enum value `journalists`. Returns 404 when the outlet is not supported or the journalist is not in the index. - **datasets_journalists_search** β€” Search the journalists dataset. Searches the journalists index (dataset id enum value `journalists`) β€” public journalist and reporter records crawled from news outlets' own staff/author pages, for PR outreach. Each record carries the outlet, title, best-effort beat topics, and any public contact info found on that outlet's own page, plus deterministic record_type, role_type, email_kind, and outreach-readiness quality signals. There is no cross-outlet upstream search; this dataset is built by crawling a curated roster of outlets ourselves. vertical enum: `tech`, `crypto`, `marketing`, `consumer_tech`, `consumer_policy`, `cybersecurity`, `health`, `gaming`, `climate`, `business`, `entertainment`, `sports`, `legal`, `science`, `politics`, `real_estate`, `automotive`, `travel`, `food`, `education`, `design`, `film_tv`, `fashion`, `music`, `personal_finance`, `tech_independent`, `culture_independent`, `local_news`, `construction`, `banking`, `retail`, `aerospace_defense`, `energy`, `agriculture`, `local_business`. contact_type enum: `email`, `social`, `none`. record_type enum: `person`, `house_account`, `desk`, `organization`, `syndicated_byline`, `unknown`. role_type enum: `staff`, `editor`, `reporter`, `contributor`, `freelancer`, `columnist`, `executive`, `non_editorial`, `unknown`. email_kind enum: `individual_work`, `individual_personal_public`, `shared_desk`, `tips_or_submissions`, `outlet_generic`, `unknown`. sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `outlet_asc`, `crawled_desc`, `readiness_desc`. - **datasets_list** β€” List stored scraped datasets. Lists available read-only scraped datasets and the capabilities supported by each dataset. - **datasets_numbeo_cities_facets** β€” Facet the Numbeo cities dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Numbeo cities dataset. Facet enum: `country`. - **datasets_numbeo_cities_item** β€” Get a Numbeo city from the dataset. Returns one composite Numbeo city record by city slug from dataset id enum value `numbeo-cities`. - **datasets_numbeo_cities_search** β€” Search the Numbeo cities dataset. Searches the composite Numbeo cities dataset, merged from the current global rankings of all seven index families (cost of living, quality of life, crime, health care, pollution, traffic, property investment). A city appears once it is ranked by at least one family; coverage varies per city. Sort enum: `name_asc`, `cost_of_living_asc`, `cost_of_living_desc`, `quality_of_life_desc`, `safety_desc`, `crime_asc`, `health_care_desc`, `pollution_asc`, `traffic_asc`. - **datasets_numbeo_countries_item** β€” Get a Numbeo country from the dataset. Returns one composite Numbeo country record by country name from dataset id enum value `numbeo-countries`. - **datasets_numbeo_countries_search** β€” Search the Numbeo countries dataset. Searches the composite Numbeo countries dataset, merged from the current global by-country rankings of all seven index families. Sort enum: `name_asc`, `cost_of_living_asc`, `cost_of_living_desc`, `quality_of_life_desc`, `safety_desc`, `crime_asc`, `health_care_desc`, `pollution_asc`, `traffic_asc`. - **datasets_pitchbook_advisors_facets** β€” Facet PitchBook advisors dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PitchBook advisors dataset. Facet enum: `service_type`, `hq_country`, `hq_state`, `run_id`. - **datasets_pitchbook_advisors_item** β€” Get a PitchBook advisor from dataset. Returns one crawled PitchBook advisor record by id from dataset id enum value `pitchbook-advisors`. - **datasets_pitchbook_advisors_search** β€” Search PitchBook advisors dataset. Searches the crawled public PitchBook advisor (service provider β€” e.g. investment bank, lender, financing advisory firm) profile catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from PitchBook's public sitemap. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `year_founded_desc`, `recently_crawled_desc`. - **datasets_pitchbook_companies_facets** β€” Facet PitchBook companies dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PitchBook companies dataset. Facet enum: `status`, `primary_industry`, `financing_status`, `ownership_status`, `hq_country`, `hq_state`, `run_id`. - **datasets_pitchbook_companies_item** β€” Get a PitchBook company from dataset. Returns one crawled PitchBook company record by id from dataset id enum value `pitchbook-companies`. - **datasets_pitchbook_companies_search** β€” Search PitchBook companies dataset. Searches the crawled public PitchBook company profile catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from PitchBook's public sitemap. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `year_founded_desc`, `investor_count_desc`, `recently_crawled_desc`. - **datasets_pitchbook_funds_facets** β€” Facet PitchBook funds dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PitchBook funds dataset. Facet enum: `fund_strategy`, `fund_status`, `run_id`. - **datasets_pitchbook_funds_item** β€” Get a PitchBook fund from dataset. Returns one crawled PitchBook fund record by id from dataset id enum value `pitchbook-funds`. - **datasets_pitchbook_funds_search** β€” Search PitchBook funds dataset. Searches the crawled public PitchBook fund profile catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from PitchBook's public sitemap. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `vintage_desc`, `recently_crawled_desc`. - **datasets_pitchbook_investors_facets** β€” Facet PitchBook investors dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PitchBook investors dataset. Facet enum: `status`, `investor_type`, `hq_country`, `hq_state`, `run_id`. - **datasets_pitchbook_investors_item** β€” Get a PitchBook investor from dataset. Returns one crawled PitchBook investor record by id from dataset id enum value `pitchbook-investors`. - **datasets_pitchbook_investors_search** β€” Search PitchBook investors dataset. Searches the crawled public PitchBook investor (fund manager/firm) profile catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from PitchBook's public sitemap. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `portfolio_count_desc`, `recently_crawled_desc`. - **datasets_pitchbook_limited_partners_facets** β€” Facet PitchBook limited partners dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PitchBook limited partners dataset. Facet enum: `institution_type`, `hq_country`, `hq_state`, `run_id`. - **datasets_pitchbook_limited_partners_item** β€” Get a PitchBook limited partner from dataset. Returns one crawled PitchBook limited partner record by id from dataset id enum value `pitchbook-limited-partners`. - **datasets_pitchbook_limited_partners_search** β€” Search PitchBook limited partners dataset. Searches the crawled public PitchBook limited partner (institutional investor β€” e.g. pension fund, endowment, insurance company) profile catalog stored in a search index. Discovered from PitchBook's public sitemap. Some limited partner profiles have no FAQ section -- this is normal, not a sign of missing data. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `year_founded_desc`, `recently_crawled_desc`. - **datasets_playstation_games_facets** β€” Facet PlayStation games dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the PlayStation games dataset. Facet enum: `publisher`, `classification`, `genres`, `platforms`, `content_rating_authority`, `content_descriptors`, `price_tier`, `service_branding`, `region`, `release_year`, `run_id`, `is_free`, `is_addon`, `is_tied_to_subscription`, `coming_soon`. price_tier enum: `free`, `under_5`, `5_to_10`, `10_to_20`, `20_to_40`, `40_to_60`, `60_plus`. - **datasets_playstation_games_item** β€” Get a PlayStation game from dataset. Returns one crawled PlayStation Store record by product_id from dataset id enum value `playstation-games`. - **datasets_playstation_games_search** β€” Search PlayStation games dataset. Searches the crawled public PlayStation Store catalog stored in a search index. One row per product SKU (game, edition or add-on); concept_id / np_title_id group a title's SKUs. price_tier enum: `free`, `under_5`, `5_to_10`, `10_to_20`, `20_to_40`, `40_to_60`, `60_plus`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rating_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `discount_desc`, `release_desc`, `release_asc`. - **datasets_producthunt_makers_facets** β€” Facet the Product Hunt makers dataset. Returns distribution counts over the Product Hunt makers dataset (dataset id enum value `producthunt-makers`), honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `topic`, `product_count_band`. - **datasets_producthunt_makers_item** β€” Get a Product Hunt maker from the dataset. Returns one maker by Product Hunt username from dataset id enum value `producthunt-makers`, including the products they made and their aggregate footprint. Returns 404 when the username is not in the dataset. - **datasets_producthunt_makers_search** β€” Search the Product Hunt makers dataset. Searches Product Hunt makers from the dataset id enum value `producthunt-makers` β€” public-profile records of the people who made products, with their footprint (products made, total upvotes, topics) for maker leaderboards. Public fields only. Sort enum: `total_votes_desc`, `product_count_desc`, `followers_desc`, `relevance`. - **datasets_producthunt_products_facets** β€” Facet the Product Hunt products dataset. Returns distribution counts over the Product Hunt products dataset (dataset id enum value `producthunt-products`), honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `topic`, `launch_year`, `pricing_type`, `product_state`. - **datasets_producthunt_products_item** β€” Get a Product Hunt product from the dataset. Returns one product by its Product Hunt slug from dataset id enum value `producthunt-products`, including its full launch history and (once hydrated) description, website, twitter_url, pricing and makers. Returns 404 when the slug is not in the archive. - **datasets_producthunt_products_search** β€” Search the Product Hunt products dataset. Searches individual Product Hunt launches from the dataset id enum value `producthunt-products` β€” the searchable launch archive. Each result is one product with its topics, upvotes, ranks and launch history; description/website/twitter_url/pricing/makers are filled in as hydration runs. Sort enum: `relevance`, `votes_desc`, `launched_desc`, `launched_asc`, `rating_desc`, `best_rank_asc`. - **datasets_producthunt_trends_facets** β€” Facet the Product Hunt trends dataset. Returns suppressed distribution counts over the Product Hunt trends dataset (dataset id enum value `producthunt-trends`), honoring the same filters as search. Facet enum: `topic`, `launch_year`. - **datasets_producthunt_trends_search** β€” Search the Product Hunt trends dataset. Returns aggregate Product Hunt launch trends from the dataset id enum value `producthunt-trends`. Aggregate-only: each row is a category-over-time cell (a topic, optionally within a calendar period), reporting launch count, total and average upvotes, average rating and the top product β€” never an individual product record. Thin cells are suppressed. group_by enum: `topic_month`, `topic_year`, `topic`. Sort enum: `period_desc`, `period_asc`, `launch_count_desc`, `sum_votes_desc`. - **datasets_reddit_trending_search** β€” Search the reddit-trending dataset. Searches daily snapshots of each tracked subreddit's hot-feed post order, stored in a search index (one document per subreddit Γ— snapshot Γ— rank) so history accumulates. With no `date` the latest snapshot is returned (today's trending); pair `subreddit` with `sort=date_desc` for a subreddit's trending history over time. There is no score or comment-count field β€” the underlying credential-free scraper does not expose vote counts, so `rank` reflects Reddit's own hot-feed order rather than a locally computed score. - **datasets_sec_companies_facets** β€” Facet the SEC companies dataset. Returns terms-aggregation counts for one facet of the SEC companies dataset, scoped to the same filters as search. Facet enum: `sic`, `sic_description`, `exchange`, `state_of_incorporation`, `entity_type`, `reporting_currency`, `revenue_band`, `forms_filed`. `revenue_band` buckets latest-annual revenue into: `unknown`, `under_1m`, `1m_10m`, `10m_100m`, `100m_1b`, `1b_10b`, `over_10b`. - **datasets_sec_companies_financials** β€” Get a SEC company's financial-statement history. Returns a company's normalized financial-statement history (income statement, balance sheet, cash flow) from the SEC companies dataset, newest fiscal year first. An unknown CIK or a company with no XBRL data returns an empty series rather than a 404 β€” most filers without a current ticker have no financial-statement history at all. `lines` keys are the same normalized concept names the live `/sec/financials` endpoint uses (e.g. `revenue`, `net_income`, `total_assets`); `ratios` keys include `gross_margin`, `operating_margin`, `net_margin`, `revenue_growth_yoy`, `current_ratio`, `debt_to_equity`, `free_cash_flow` where derivable. statement enum: `income`, `balance`, `cash_flow`. period enum: `annual`, `quarterly`. - **datasets_sec_companies_insider** β€” Get a SEC company's insider-transaction history. Returns a company's insider (Form 3/4/5) transaction history from the SEC companies dataset, most recent transaction first. An unknown CIK or a company with no reported transactions returns an empty series rather than a 404. - **datasets_sec_companies_item** β€” Get a company from the SEC companies dataset. Returns one SEC-reporting company by CIK from dataset id `sec-companies`, including its filing-history summary, financial-statement rollups, and trailing-90-day insider-activity summary. Returns 404 when the CIK is not in the dataset. - **datasets_sec_companies_search** β€” Search the SEC companies dataset. Searches SEC-reporting companies stored in a search index β€” normalized filing history, financial-statement rollups (latest annual/quarterly revenue, net income, total assets) and trailing-90-day insider (Form 3/4/5) activity. Sort enum: `relevance`, `name_asc`, `revenue_desc`, `net_income_desc`, `filing_recent_desc`, `insider_activity_desc`. `entity_type`, `sic`, `sic_description`, `exchange`, and `state_of_incorporation` are open filters over the exact values EDGAR reports for each filer (not a fixed enum) β€” discover real values via the matching facet. - **datasets_sec_institutional_positions_facets** β€” Facet the SEC institutional positions dataset. Returns terms-aggregation counts for one facet of the SEC institutional positions dataset, scoped to the same filters as search. Facet enum: `manager`, `issuer`. - **datasets_sec_institutional_positions_search** β€” Search the SEC institutional positions dataset. Searches institutional investment managers' quarterly 13F portfolio holdings stored in a search index. Filter by manager_cik for a manager's full reported portfolio (an exact, reliable filter), or by issuer_name/cusip for a best-effort view of which managers reported a position in an issuer β€” SEC publishes no authoritative CUSIP-to-CIK mapping, so the issuer side is never a guaranteed-resolved join. Sort enum: `value_desc`, `value_asc`, `shares_desc`. - **datasets_starbucks_stores_facets** β€” Facet stored Starbucks stores. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Starbucks store directory. Facet enum: `country`, `state`, `market`, `amenities`, `ownership_type_code`. Accepts the same filter parameters as search to scope the aggregation. - **datasets_starbucks_stores_item** β€” Get a stored Starbucks store. Returns one stored Starbucks store by its store number (e.g. `101-54`) from dataset id `starbucks-stores`. `country` is the store's true country while `market` is crawl provenance. Hours (`schedule`) and `amenities` may be empty for stores outside the US, Canada, Europe, and the Gulf; an empty schedule means "not published for this market", not "closed". - **datasets_starbucks_stores_nearby** β€” Find nearby stored Starbucks stores. Returns stored Starbucks stores within a radius of a point, nearest first, from dataset id `starbucks-stores`. lat, lon, and radius_m are required. Unlike the live /starbucks/stores endpoint (which caps at 50 near a point), this queries the full grid-tiled directory, so it can return every store in the radius. - **datasets_starbucks_stores_search** β€” Search the Starbucks store directory. Searches the worldwide Starbucks store directory (dataset id `starbucks-stores`), built by grid-tiling the store locator around its 50-result cap. Each store has its store number, name, phone, full address, coordinates, weekly hours, amenity codes, and pick-up options. Store discovery is global, but hours, amenities, and phone numbers are populated per market and are largely absent outside the US, Canada, Europe, and the Gulf; an empty schedule means "not published for this market", not "closed". `country` is the store's true country while `market` is crawl provenance (the US host geocodes worldwide). Supports full-text `q`, `country`/`state`/`city`/`market`/`amenity` filters, `lat`/`lon`/`radius_m` radius filtering, and `sort` (relevance, distance_asc). - **datasets_steam_achievements_search** β€” Search steam-achievements dataset. Searches per-game global achievement unlock percentages (one document per appid Γ— achievement). Pass `app_id` to list a game's achievements. Sort enum: `percent_desc` (most-unlocked first, default), `percent_asc` (rarest first), `rank_asc`. - **datasets_steam_charts_search** β€” Search the steam-charts dataset. Searches daily snapshots of Steam's player-count and sales charts, stored in a search index (one document per chart Γ— country Γ— snapshot Γ— rank) so history accumulates. Charts: `most_played` (weekly peak concurrent), `concurrent` (live concurrent players), `top_sellers` (weekly sales; country-specific). With no `date` the latest snapshot is returned (today's chart); pair `app_id` with `sort=date_desc` for an app's rank/players over time. Country is `global` for the player-count charts or an ISO code (e.g. `us`) for `top_sellers`. Sort enum: `rank`, `rank_desc`, `date_desc`. - **datasets_steam_games_facets** β€” Facet the Steam games dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the Steam games dataset. Facet enum: `type`, `developer`, `publisher`, `genres`, `categories`, `tags`, `primary_tag`, `price_tier`, `review_tier`, `owners_bucket`, `release_year`, `run_id`, `is_free`, `coming_soon`, `platform_windows`, `platform_mac`, `platform_linux`. price_tier enum: `free`, `under5`, `5to15`, `15to30`, `30to60`, `over60`. review_tier enum: `overwhelmingly_positive`, `very_positive`, `positive`, `mostly_positive`, `mixed`, `mostly_negative`, `negative`, `very_negative`, `overwhelmingly_negative`, `insufficient`. - **datasets_steam_games_item** β€” Get a Steam game from the dataset. Returns one enriched Steam catalog record by appid from dataset id enum value `steam-games`. - **datasets_steam_games_search** β€” Search the Steam games dataset. Searches enriched public Steam catalog records stored in a search index. price_tier enum: `free`, `under5`, `5to15`, `15to30`, `30to60`, `over60`. review_tier enum: `overwhelmingly_positive`, `very_positive`, `positive`, `mostly_positive`, `mixed`, `mostly_negative`, `negative`, `very_negative`, `overwhelmingly_negative`, `insufficient`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `owners_desc`, `reviews_desc`, `review_score_desc`, `ccu_desc`, `metacritic_desc`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `release_desc`, `release_asc`. - **datasets_steam_news_search** β€” Search the steam-news dataset. Searches Steam news + announcements for tracked apps (one document per appid Γ— gid; the latest items per app are kept). Filter by `app_id` for a single game's news, or full-text `q` over the title + contents. Sort enum: `date_desc` (newest first, default), `date_asc`. - **datasets_steam_playercounts_search** β€” Search steam-playercounts dataset. Searches the daily concurrent-player time series for tracked games (one document per appid Γ— day). Pair `app_id` with `sort=date_desc` for a game's player-count history, or pass `date` for one day's snapshot. Sort enum: `date_desc` (default), `date_asc`, `players_desc`. - **datasets_steam_prices_search** β€” Search the steam-prices dataset. Searches the daily price time series for priced games (one document per appid Γ— day; integer cents). Pair `app_id` with `sort=date_desc` for a game's price history, or pass `date` for one day's snapshot. Sort enum: `date_desc` (default), `date_asc`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `discount_desc`. - **datasets_steam_reviews_search** β€” Search the steam-reviews dataset. Searches the stored Steam review corpus (the most-helpful reviews per game; one document per appid Γ— recommendation). Full-text `q` over the review body, filter by `app_id`, `language`, or `voted_up` (positive/negative). Sort enum: `votes_desc` (most-helpful first, default), `weighted_desc`, `date_desc`. - **datasets_techstack_facets** β€” Facet the website tech-stack dataset. Returns distribution counts over the website tech-stack index (dataset id enum value `techstack`), honoring the same filters as search β€” the technology / category market-share view. Facet enum: `technology`, `category`, `cms`, `ecommerce`, `cdn`, `web_server`, `server_language`, `analytics`, `tld`, `render_tier`, `seed_source`. - **datasets_techstack_item** β€” Get a site from the website tech-stack dataset. Returns one site by its domain from dataset id enum value `techstack`, including every detected technology (name, categories, confidence, version, evidence) plus the CMS / e-commerce / CDN / web-server / server-language rollups. Also flags whether the domain looks like backend CDN/DNS/cloud-vendor infrastructure rather than a real, human-navigable site (see `is_infrastructure`). Returns 404 when the domain is not in the index. - **datasets_techstack_search** β€” Search the website tech-stack dataset. Searches the website tech-stack index (dataset id enum value `techstack`) β€” one record per site listing the web technologies it is built with (frameworks, CMS, e-commerce, analytics, CDNs, servers, and more), BuiltWith / Wappalyzer-style. The reverse-index filters are the point: repeat `technology` to require several at once (AND), `any_of` to match at least one (OR), and `not` to exclude β€” e.g. sites on `Shopify` and `Klaviyo` but not `Recharge`. Sort enum: `relevance`, `rank_asc`, `tech_count_desc`, `domain_asc`, `crawled_desc`. render_tier enum: `http`, `browser`. - **datasets_trustmrr_facets** β€” Facet the TrustMRR dataset. Returns terms-aggregation counts for one facet of the TrustMRR dataset, scoped to the same filters as search. Facet enum: `category`, `country`, `payment_provider`, `target_audience`, `business_type`, `tech`, `channels`, `listing_tier`, `status`, `on_sale`, `is_sponsored`, `tags`. - **datasets_trustmrr_history** β€” Get a TrustMRR startup's daily history. Returns a startup's daily time-series of payment-provider-verified metrics β€” MRR, all-time revenue, last-30-days revenue, 30-day and 12-month traffic, 30-day growth, for-sale flag, asking price, valuation multiple, deal score and offer count β€” one point per day in chronological order (oldest first). The series accrues one point per calendar day, so a recently discovered startup returns a short or empty series rather than a 404. - **datasets_trustmrr_item** β€” Get a TrustMRR startup from the dataset. Returns one startup record by slug from the TrustMRR dataset (dataset id `trustmrr`), including verified revenue/MRR, traffic, growth, category, tech stack, marketing channels and acquisition-marketplace fields. - **datasets_trustmrr_search** β€” Search the TrustMRR dataset. Searches public startups with payment-provider-verified revenue and MRR, stored in a search index. Filter by category, country, payment provider, target audience, tech, marketing channel, listing tier and for-sale status, and by revenue/MRR/traffic/growth/multiple/asking-price ranges. Sort enum: `relevance`, `mrr_desc`, `revenue_desc`, `revenue_30d_desc`, `traffic_desc`, `growth_desc`, `deal_score_desc`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `multiple_asc`, `founded_desc`. status enum: `active`, `removed`. - **datasets_vehicle_listings_facets** β€” Facet vehicle listings dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the vehicle listings dataset. Facet enum: `source`, `make`, `model`, `trim`, `body_style`, `transmission`, `drive_type`, `fuel_type`, `seller_type`, `state`, `run_id`. - **datasets_vehicle_listings_item** β€” Get a vehicle listing from dataset. Returns one crawled vehicle listing by id from dataset id enum value `vehicle-listings`. id is `:`, e.g. `carmax:28187774`. - **datasets_vehicle_listings_price_history** β€” Get a vehicle listing's price history. Returns the recorded price-change events for one listing, oldest first. An event is recorded only when a crawl first observes the listing or observes a changed price -- not one entry per crawl pass -- so a listing whose price has never changed since it was first crawled returns a single entry. - **datasets_vehicle_listings_search** β€” Search vehicle listings dataset. Searches the crawled used-vehicle listings index. source enum: `carmax`, `autotrader`, `carsdotcom`. CarMax's own national inventory is fully enumerable (re-crawled on a standing schedule); Autotrader/Cars.com coverage is a best-effort zip-code sweep, not exhaustive, and their rows approximate city/state from the searched area rather than the seller's exact location. seller_type enum: `retailer`, `dealer`, `private` (not populated for every row -- see the dataset markdown). Sort enum: `relevance`, `recently_updated`, `newly_listed`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `mileage_asc`, `mileage_desc`, `year_desc`, `year_asc`. - **datasets_x_users_facets** β€” Facet the X users dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the X users dataset. Facet enum: `is_blue_verified`, `has_bio`, `has_external_url`, `source_tier`. - **datasets_x_users_item** β€” Get an X user from the dataset. Returns one X user record by username from dataset id enum value `x-users`. - **datasets_x_users_search** β€” Search the X users dataset. Searches public X (Twitter) user profiles stored in a search index. Sort enum: `relevance`, `followers_desc`, `followers_asc`, `crawled_at_desc`, `crawled_at_asc`, `created_at_desc`, `created_at_asc`. - **datasets_youtube_creators_facets** β€” Facet the YouTube creators dataset. Returns terms aggregation counts for the YouTube creators dataset. Facet enum: `region`, `discovery_source`. - **datasets_youtube_creators_item** β€” Get a YouTube creator from the dataset. Returns one YouTube channel record by channel id from dataset id enum value `youtube-creators`. - **datasets_youtube_creators_search** β€” Search the YouTube creators dataset. Searches public YouTube channel profiles stored in a search index β€” subscriber, video and view counts, region, bio and links, discovered via Common Crawl and Wikidata and hydrated from each channel's public About page. Sort enum: `relevance`, `followers_desc`, `followers_asc`, `views_desc`, `videos_desc`, `hydrated_at_desc`, `hydrated_at_asc`. Some channels hide their subscriber, video, or view count; the `_available` flags on each item distinguish a hidden count (stored as `0`, `*_available: false`) from a genuine `0`. - **deliveroo_fulfillment_times** β€” Get Deliveroo's live delivery and pickup scheduling windows for a location. Returns the exact same "Choose a day" / "Choose a time" scheduled-ordering data the real site's own order-ahead picker shows for a location, for both delivery and pickup: an ASAP option plus every day currently open for a scheduled order, each with its real time slots and UNIX timestamps. - **deliveroo_restaurant** β€” Get one Deliveroo restaurant, grocery, or shopping partner's detail. Returns one Deliveroo partner's detail by uname -- restaurant, grocery, or shopping store alike, distinguished by branch_type: name, address, currency, branch/fulfillment type, rating, review count, a hero image, and whether it currently accepts orders. - **deliveroo_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Deliveroo restaurant, grocery, or shopping partner's priced catalog. Returns one partner's full menu or catalog grouped into categories -- restaurant menus, grocery aisles, and shopping-store catalogs all use this same endpoint (see /deliveroo/search's collection parameter). Every item carries a name, description, product-meta text when the upstream provides it (calorie counts on restaurant items, per-unit pricing like "380g Β· Β£15.79/kg" on grocery/shopping items), price, availability, and its resolved customization options (e.g. "Choose your meal", "Add ingredients?") with each option's own price and required/multi-select bounds. - **deliveroo_search** β€” Search Deliveroo restaurants, groceries, or shopping stores near a location. Returns the restaurants (or, with collection set, grocery/shopping stores) Deliveroo's own catalog serves for a latitude/longitude in the given market -- the location's entire feed, not a curated subset (confirmed live: up to 2,700+ results for a single coordinate). Each result carries its uname (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, image, branch_type, and, when available, rating, delivery time, and distance. Optional collection, cuisine, dietary, dish, min_rating, max_delivery_minutes, max_delivery_fee_pounds, has_offer, deliveroos_choice, and sort parameters narrow and order the same feed -- call /deliveroo/search/filters for the current, complete, location-scoped list of every valid cuisine/dietary/dish value with live result counts. A location with no coverage returns an empty list rather than an error. - **deliveroo_search_filters** β€” Get Deliveroo's live search filter and sort catalog for a location. Returns the exact same sort and filter catalog -- every cuisine, dietary tag, dish, delivery-time tier, delivery-fee tier, star-rating tier, and offer flag, each with a live result count for this location -- that the real search page's own filter dropdowns are populated from. Every option's query_param/query_value pair is the literal query string /deliveroo/search accepts for that filter. - **depop_brands** β€” Depop's full brand directory. Returns Depop's full brand directory (id, name, slug), not just brands with active listings for a given search -- resolves the search endpoint's otherwise-opaque brand_ids filter to human-readable names. Public data sourced from Depop's own brand-directory API. - **depop_categories** β€” Get Depop's category taxonomy. Returns Depop's full department, category, and subcategory taxonomy -- every value usable with /depop/search's and /depop/shop/{username}'s category/subcategory filters. Tries a live refresh from Depop's own category-filter API first and falls back to a static snapshot on any failure, so this never errors. - **depop_item** β€” Get Depop item detail. Returns a normalized Depop item-detail page: description, all photos, price, condition, brand, size, seller info, and a "similar items" carousel when the page has one. Public data sourced from Depop's own item pages. - **depop_item_similar** β€” Get Depop items similar to a listing. Returns items similar to a given Depop listing, via Depop's dedicated similar-items API -- richer and paginated (up to 150 per page) compared to the small, non-paginated "similar items" carousel already included in item detail. Public data sourced from Depop's own similar-items API. - **depop_search** β€” Search Depop listings. Searches Depop's resale-fashion marketplace by free-text keyword, with optional price, condition, colour, category, subcategory, gender, kids-department, brand, discount, and sort filters, returning normalized listing summaries (title, price, brand, condition, like count, photos, sizes), a pagination cursor, and the total matching count. Public data sourced from Depop's own search API. - **depop_search_facets** β€” Depop search result-count breakdowns. Returns result-count breakdowns per department/category/subcategory for a search query, via Depop's dedicated aggregates API -- a distinct upstream call from search itself, not embedded in its response. Public data sourced from Depop's own search-aggregates API. - **depop_search_sellers** β€” Search Depop sellers by name. Finds Depop users/sellers by name or username. A matched result's username can be passed directly to GET /depop/shop/{username} for that seller's full shop. Public data sourced from Depop's own user-search API. - **depop_shop** β€” Get a Depop seller's shop. Returns a Depop seller's public shop: profile (rating, sold count, followers, bio) plus current listings, with optional price, condition, colour, category, subcategory, gender, discount, and sort filters. Public data sourced from Depop's own shop pages. - **depop_sizes** β€” Get Depop's size taxonomy. Returns Depop's full, multi-region size taxonomy -- every composite id usable with /depop/search's and /depop/shop/{username}'s sizes filter. Public data sourced from Depop's own size-filter API. - **depop_suggest** β€” Depop search-box autocomplete. Returns Depop's own search-box autocomplete suggestions for a partial query, including the category a suggestion maps to when relevant. Public data sourced from Depop's own search-suggestions API. - **discogs_artist** β€” Get a Discogs artist profile. Returns a normalized Discogs artist profile: real name, bio, links, name variations, aliases, and group memberships. Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **discogs_artist_releases** β€” List a Discogs artist's releases. Returns an artist's paginated release/master credits (role, format, label, year, want/collection counts). Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **discogs_label** β€” Get a Discogs label profile. Returns a normalized Discogs label profile: profile text, contact info, parent label, and sub-labels. Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **discogs_label_releases** β€” List a Discogs label's releases. Returns a label's paginated release catalog (title, artist, format, catalog number, year). Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **discogs_master** β€” Get a Discogs master release. Returns a normalized Discogs master release: the version-agnostic grouping of a release across pressings/reissues (artists, tracklist, genres/styles, videos, images, marketplace stats). Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **discogs_release** β€” Get a Discogs release. Returns a normalized Discogs release: artists, labels, formats, tracklist, credits, identifiers, videos, images, and community want/have/rating. Credential-free official Discogs database data (api.discogs.com). - **discogs_search** β€” Search the Discogs database. Searches Discogs releases, masters, artists, and labels. Credential-free official Discogs database data. - **dominos_coupons** β€” Get one Domino's store's available coupons and deals. Returns one Domino's US store's available coupons and deals: standalone coupons (code, name, description, price, valid service methods, and any alternate promo/marketing codes that resolve to the same coupon), plus tiered volume-discount coupon groups (e.g. "order 7+ pizzas, get 15% off"). Reads the same structured menu response as GET /dominos/menu, so it costs no additional upstream request. A store can genuinely have zero active coupons -- an empty list is not an error. Store ids come from GET /dominos/store-locator. An unknown store id returns 404. - **dominos_customization** β€” Get one Domino's store's full build-your-own customization catalog. Returns one Domino's US store's full build-your-own customization catalog, grouped by product category (Domino's own internal names, e.g. "BuildYourOwnDomino" for pizza, "GSalad" for garden salads): every selectable size, crust/flavor style, topping, and side, each with its own code, name, description, dietary/placement flags (e.g. Meat, Vege, Sauce, WholeOnly), and any other attributes Domino's attaches (e.g. ExclusiveGroup for mutually-exclusive options). Also returns cooking instructions (bake level, cut style, seasoning), grouped. Reads the same structured menu response as GET /dominos/menu, so it costs no additional upstream request. Store ids come from GET /dominos/store-locator. An unknown store id returns 404. - **dominos_menu** β€” Get one Domino's store's full structured menu. Returns one Domino's US store's full menu, normalized into a flat list of categories (each with a stable code/name path, e.g. "Pizza > Specialty Pizzas") and their items. Each item carries its code, name, description, and product type, plus every purchasable variant (size/style) with its own code, name, and price. Store ids come from GET /dominos/store-locator. An unknown store id returns 404. - **dominos_nutrition** β€” Get calorie information for one Domino's product configuration. Returns calorie information (Domino's own "Cal-O-Meter" data) for one product at one store. For a named/fixed menu item (a specialty pizza, bread, wing, pasta, sandwich, salad, drink, or dessert -- any item code from GET /dominos/menu), give only store_id and product_code; the item's default configuration is used. For a build-your-own pizza, also give size, base, and any topping codes -- calories are computed for that exact configuration, matching Domino's own live calculator. size and base must be given together; toppings requires both. Reads live, not from a cache -- each call creates and discards one anonymous cart server-side, so it is slower than this family's other endpoints. An unknown product code, or an invalid size/base/topping combination, returns an error. - **dominos_store** β€” Get one Domino's store's full profile record. Returns one Domino's US store's full profile -- richer than /dominos/store-locator's per-store summary. Includes the store's complete weekly hours (general hours and each service method's own hours, Monday-first, with every open/close window per day), Domino's own free-text hours summary per service method, per-service-method estimated wait windows, open/online status, per-service-method order availability (delivery, carryout, drive-up carryout, dine-in), contactless option status, and delivery/carryout order minimums. Store ids come from GET /dominos/store-locator. An unknown store id returns 404. - **dominos_store_locator** β€” Find Domino's stores near an address, city/state, or ZIP code. Returns Domino's US stores that can serve a location: store id, address with coordinates, phone, open/online status, per-service-method availability (delivery, carryout, drive-up carryout), contactless option status, Domino's own hours summary per service method, and estimated wait windows. At least one of postal_code, or both city and state, is required; address is an optional street line that improves precision when combined with city/state. The response's query field echoes how Domino's own address resolver actually interpreted the input, including its granularity (e.g. resolved to a specific street range vs. only a city/region). - **doordash_explore** β€” Get DoorDash nearby stores explore feed. Returns DoorDash's location-based "nearby stores" browse feed from the Android mobile guest experience. Unlike search or autocomplete, no search query is required. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_feed** β€” Get DoorDash store discovery feed. Returns nearby stores for a location from the Android mobile guest experience: store ID, name, cover image and tags, plus rating, price range, delivery fee and ETA when the upstream feed surface reports them. Those metric fields are omitted rather than estimated when it does not, so treat their absence as "not reported". No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_search** β€” Search DoorDash pickup restaurants. Searches the Android mobile guest catalog for pickup restaurants near a location and supports optional result filters. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_search_autocomplete** β€” Get DoorDash pickup search suggestions. Returns pickup restaurant matches from the Android mobile guest search experience near a location. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_search_filters** β€” Get DoorDash search filter options. Returns the cuisines and filter values supported by the Android mobile guest search experience for a location. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_search_items** β€” Search DoorDash dishes and items. Searches menu items across nearby merchants from the Android mobile guest experience. Nearby candidate stores are selected first, then their menus are read and every item whose name or description matches the query is returned with its parent store. At most five proximity-ranked stores are inspected per request, and a store whose menu cannot be read is skipped, so results are best-effort across that candidate set. An empty result array means no candidate store menu matched, not that no nearby merchant sells the item. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store** β€” Get a DoorDash store. Returns location-aware DoorDash store metadata through the Android mobile guest flow. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store_fulfillment** β€” Get DoorDash store fulfillment details. Returns store fulfillment methods, delivery fee info, and scheduling details from the Android mobile guest experience. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store_info** β€” Get DoorDash store contact info. Returns a lightweight store info card (map coordinates, address, phone number) from the Android mobile guest experience. This is a distinct upstream contract from the full store endpoint and reliably includes address and coordinates. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store_item** β€” Get DoorDash menu item details. Returns details for a specific menu item from the Android mobile guest experience. The item is matched by name, case-insensitively, against the store menu: DoorDash's anonymous menu surface exposes no stable per-item identifier, so use a name returned by the store menu or item search. A name that is not on the menu returns 404; no substitute item is returned. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store_menu** β€” Get a DoorDash store menu. Returns the location-aware DoorDash mobile menu, grouped into sections with item names, descriptions, and displayed prices. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **doordash_store_reviews** β€” Get DoorDash store reviews. Returns store ratings and customer reviews from the Android mobile guest experience for a location. No DoorDash account or caller-supplied token is required. - **draftkings_event** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook event. Returns one event's metadata (league id, sport id, teams, status, start time) from DraftKings' credential-free public JSON. `event_id` is a numeric DraftKings event identifier (find it from an event's DraftKings Sportsbook page, or from the `id` field of an event returned by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds). The returned `league_id` is accepted by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds and /draftkings/sportsbook/futures. This endpoint does not include betting markets/odds. - **draftkings_event_context** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook event context. Returns public sport, league, and event navigation identifiers for a numeric DraftKings event id. Use it to associate an event with DraftKings Sportsbook's public sport and league navigation. - **draftkings_event_markets** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook event markets. Returns one event's betting markets and selections for a specific market category, from DraftKings' credential-free public JSON. `event_id` is a numeric DraftKings event identifier (find it from the `id` field of an event returned by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds). `subcategory_id` selects the market category (e.g. game lines, a player-prop category, an alternate-line category) -- find one from the `subcategory_id` field on a market returned by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds, or from a DraftKings Sportsbook event page's own network traffic. An empty `markets` list is a valid response when the category has no markets currently posted for this event. - **draftkings_featured_leagues** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook featured leagues. Returns public DraftKings Sportsbook leagues currently marked as featured in its sport navigation. Each item includes its numeric `id`, capability `tags`, live-offer status, and upstream featured ordering. Use the `id` as `league_id` with /draftkings/sportsbook/odds and /draftkings/sportsbook/futures. - **draftkings_futures** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook futures. Returns league-level futures markets and selections for a specific DraftKings market category, from DraftKings' credential-free public JSON. `league_id` is a numeric DraftKings league identifier and `subcategory_id` is a numeric futures category identifier. An empty `events` list is a valid response when the category has no markets currently posted for that league. - **draftkings_league_events** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook league event directory. Returns a DraftKings Sportsbook league's current public event directory, including event IDs, teams or other participants, start times, status, and public availability tags. Supply a numeric `league_id` from /draftkings/sportsbook/leagues, /draftkings/sportsbook/quick-links, /draftkings/sportsbook/featured-leagues, or /draftkings/sportsbook/event. This endpoint does not include betting markets or odds. - **draftkings_leagues** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook sports and leagues. Returns DraftKings Sportsbook's current public sport and league directory. Each league `id` is accepted as `league_id` by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds and /draftkings/sportsbook/futures. - **draftkings_live** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook live events. Returns the live events currently shown by DraftKings Sportsbook, including score state, period, primary markets, and market categories that can be used with /draftkings/sportsbook/event-markets. An empty `events` list is valid when DraftKings has no live events at request time. - **draftkings_odds** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook odds. Returns the primary betting markets (moneyline, spread, total) for every upcoming event in a DraftKings Sportsbook league, from DraftKings' credential-free public JSON. `league_id` is a numeric DraftKings league identifier (find it from a league's DraftKings Sportsbook page). An empty `events` list is a valid response when nothing is currently scheduled. - **draftkings_quick_links** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook quick links. Returns the ordered league shortcuts currently prioritized on DraftKings Sportsbook's public home page. Each item includes a numeric `league_id` accepted by /draftkings/sportsbook/odds and /draftkings/sportsbook/futures. - **draftkings_team** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook team. Returns stable team metadata embedded in a public DraftKings Sportsbook team page. Supply `team_id`, `sport`, and `slug` from an item returned by /draftkings/sportsbook/teams. Allowed `sport` values: `football`, `hockey`, `basketball`, `baseball`. - **draftkings_teams** β€” DraftKings Sportsbook league teams. Returns the teams listed on DraftKings Sportsbook's public Teams page for one league. Allowed `league` values: `nfl`, `nhl`, `nba`, `cbb`, `mlb`, `cfb`. - **duckduckgo_image** β€” Search DuckDuckGo image results. Returns normalized DuckDuckGo image results for a query string: title, source page URL, image URL, thumbnail, dimensions, and hostname, plus page-based pagination. Results are fetched from DuckDuckGo's own image JSON API. - **duckduckgo_news** β€” Search DuckDuckGo news results. Returns normalized DuckDuckGo news results for a query string: title, destination URL, source, excerpt, thumbnail, and relative/published time, plus page-based pagination. Results are fetched from DuckDuckGo's own news JSON API. - **duckduckgo_search** β€” Search DuckDuckGo web results. Returns normalized DuckDuckGo web search results for a query string: title, destination URL, description, and hostname, plus page-based pagination. DuckDuckGo wraps every result link in its own click-tracking redirect; this endpoint always returns the decoded destination URL, never the raw redirect link. Results are fetched from DuckDuckGo's own server-rendered search page. - **duckduckgo_shopping** β€” Search DuckDuckGo shopping results. Returns normalized DuckDuckGo shopping results for a query string: title, brand, merchant, description, price, rating, and review count, plus total page count. DuckDuckGo's shopping vertical is ad-funded, syndicated product listings, not organic content; every product link is wrapped in an ad-click-tracking redirect with no clean destination to unwrap, so no destination URL is returned. DuckDuckGo's own pagination token for this vertical is an opaque per-response blob rather than a plain page offset, so only the first page is supported. - **duckduckgo_video** β€” Search DuckDuckGo video results. Returns normalized DuckDuckGo video results for a query string: title, destination URL, description, duration, thumbnail, publisher/uploader, published time, and view count, plus page-based pagination. Results are fetched from DuckDuckGo's own video JSON API. - **dunkin_directory** β€” Browse the Dunkin store directory. Returns one level of Dunkin's store directory tree. Omit path for the root, which lists every US state Dunkin operates in; pass a state's path (e.g. "ny") to list its cities, or a state/city path (e.g. "ny/new-york") to list its stores. Each child carries its name, path, URL and how many stores sit under that branch. A child with is_store true is a store rather than another directory level -- pass its path (a store id) to GET /dunkin/store. This is a directory browse, not a proximity search: use GET /dunkin/nearby for a radius lookup. - **dunkin_menu** β€” Get Dunkin's national menu. Returns Dunkin's national menu: item names, descriptions and photos grouped into categories (Iced Drinks, Hot Drinks, Frozen Drinks, Sandwiches & Wraps, Savory Bites, Donuts & Bakery, Snacks and Sides). Dunkin publishes one shared menu across every US store, so this takes no store parameter. Does not carry prices or nutrition -- pricing varies by market/franchisee and isn't part of this content. - **dunkin_nearby** β€” Find Dunkin stores near a coordinate, nearest first. Returns Dunkin restaurants within a radius of a latitude/longitude, ordered nearest first, each with its distance in miles and kilometres, full address, phone, coordinates, the published week of hours, whether it's permanently closed, amenities, payment methods, pickup/delivery service types, which third-party delivery platforms are active, its Google Place id, timezone, and website/menu/order URLs. This is the proximity search the directory browse cannot do -- GET /dunkin/directory walks a state to city to store tree, which requires knowing the administrative path in advance. Each result carries the store id as `path`, which GET /dunkin/store also takes, so the two chain directly. `total_in_radius` reports how many stores fall inside the radius overall, which is usually far more than one page; use `offset` to walk it. A coordinate with no Dunkin nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **dunkin_store** β€” Get one Dunkin store's detail. Returns one Dunkin store: name, full postal address, phone, coordinates, opening hours for every day of the week, whether it's permanently closed, amenities (curbside pickup, drive-thru, wifi, kosher, turbo oven, K-Cup pods), Dunkin's own free-text feature labels, accepted payment methods, pickup/delivery service types, which third-party delivery platforms are active, the Google Place id, and the store's website/menu/order URLs. path is a store id -- from a /dunkin/directory child with is_store true, a /dunkin/nearby result's path, or the trailing digits of a dunkindonuts.com store URL. An unknown id returns a 404. - **ebay_item** β€” Get eBay item details. Returns normalized details for a public eBay item listing. - **ebay_live_stream** β€” Get an eBay Live stream. Returns normalized detail for a single eBay Live stream/event, including each host's feedback summary for the last 365 days. - **ebay_live_stream_items** β€” List an eBay Live stream's featured items. Returns the currently featured/auction items for an eBay Live stream, including live bidding state. - **ebay_live_streams** β€” List eBay Live streams. Returns currently live and upcoming eBay Live streams for a category channel. - **ebay_live_streams_batch** β€” Get multiple eBay Live streams. Returns normalized summaries for multiple eBay Live streams/events in one call, up to 9 ids per request. - **ebay_search** β€” Search eBay listings. Returns normalized eBay search results. - **ebay_seller** β€” Get eBay seller profile. Returns normalized details for a public eBay seller profile. - **ebay_seller_about** β€” Get eBay seller about details. Returns normalized seller about information from the public eBay store about tab, including seller stats, top-rated status, optional location/member-since fields, and cleaned store categories. - **ebay_seller_feedback** β€” Get eBay seller feedback. Returns normalized seller feedback summary, detailed ratings, and recent review cards from the public eBay seller feedback tab. - **ebay_seller_shop** β€” Get eBay seller shop listings. Returns normalized listings from the public eBay seller shop tab, with pagination backed by the store odtRefresh response. - **espn_athlete** β€” ESPN athlete. Returns one athlete's bio/overview (name, position, jersey, physicals, current team) from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. - **espn_game_summary** β€” ESPN game summary. Returns one game's matchup, betting odds, and boxscore stat totals from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. Get an `event` id from the scoreboard endpoint. - **espn_news** β€” ESPN league news. Returns recent news articles (headline, description, link) for a league from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. - **espn_rankings** β€” ESPN poll rankings. Returns poll rankings (e.g. AP Top 25) for a college league from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. Rankings are only published for college leagues: the `sport` enum accepts `football` and `basketball`, and the `league` enum accepts `college-football`, `mens-college-basketball`, and `womens-college-basketball`. - **espn_scoreboard** β€” ESPN scoreboard. Returns games (scores, schedule, status, and odds when available) for a sport and league from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. The `seasontype` enum accepts `1` (preseason), `2` (regular season), `3` (postseason), and `4` (offseason). - **espn_standings** β€” ESPN standings. Returns league standings grouped by conference/division from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. The `seasontype` enum accepts `1` (preseason), `2` (regular season), and `3` (postseason). - **espn_team** β€” ESPN team detail. Returns one team's detail (identity, colors, record, standing summary) from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. - **espn_team_roster** β€” ESPN team roster. Returns a team's roster (players with position, jersey, age, and experience) plus head coach from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. - **espn_teams** β€” ESPN team list. Returns the full team list for a sport and league from ESPN's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, `baseball`, `hockey`, and `soccer`. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `college-football`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mens-college-basketball`, `womens-college-basketball`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `eng.1`, `esp.1`, `ita.1`, `ger.1`, `fra.1`, `usa.1`, and `uefa.champions`; it must be valid for the chosen sport. - **etsy_listing** β€” Get Etsy listing detail. Returns Etsy listing detail: title, price, images, materials, tags, and shop. - **etsy_listing_reviews** β€” Get Etsy listing reviews. Returns buyer reviews for an Etsy listing. - **etsy_search** β€” Search Etsy listings. Returns Etsy product search results across shops for a keyword query. - **etsy_shop** β€” Get Etsy shop profile. Returns an Etsy shop profile: seller, headline, rating, and sold count. Accepts a numeric shop id or a shop name. - **etsy_shop_listings** β€” Get an Etsy shop's listings. Returns a shop's listing catalog, optionally filtered by keyword. Accepts a numeric shop id or a shop name. - **etsy_shop_reviews** β€” Get Etsy shop reviews. Returns buyer reviews for an Etsy shop. Accepts a numeric shop id or a shop name. - **etsy_shop_search** β€” Search Etsy shops. Returns Etsy shops matching a keyword. - **everlane_collection_products** β€” List Everlane collection products. Returns normalized products from one Everlane (https://www.everlane.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **everlane_collections** β€” List Everlane collections. Returns normalized collections from Everlane (https://www.everlane.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **everlane_page** β€” Get a Everlane static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Everlane (https://www.everlane.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_pages** β€” List Everlane static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Everlane (https://www.everlane.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_product** β€” Get a Everlane product. Returns normalized product detail for one Everlane (https://www.everlane.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **everlane_product_recommendations** β€” List Everlane product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Everlane (https://www.everlane.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_products** β€” List Everlane products. Returns normalized products from Everlane's (https://www.everlane.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **everlane_search_suggest** β€” Get Everlane search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Everlane's (https://www.everlane.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_sitemap_urls** β€” List Everlane sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Everlane's (https://www.everlane.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_sitemaps** β€” List Everlane sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Everlane's (https://www.everlane.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **everlane_store** β€” Get Everlane store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Everlane (https://www.everlane.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **expedia_activities_search** β€” Search Expedia activities. Returns normalized Expedia Things To Do (activities/tours) search results for a free-text destination and date range. - **expedia_flights_search** β€” Search Expedia flights. Returns normalized Expedia Flights search results (departing-leg offers) for an origin/destination IATA pair and date range. - **expedia_locations_search** β€” Search Expedia destinations. Returns normalized destination/property typeahead suggestions (cities, airports, neighborhoods, hotels) for a free-text term. - **expedia_properties_detail** β€” Expedia Stays property detail. Returns a hotel's detail summary (name, star rating, address/coordinates, top amenities) for a known property id. - **expedia_properties_filters** β€” Expedia search filters. Returns the sort and filter facets (amenities, star rating, neighborhood, nightly price range, sort options) available for a Stays search. - **expedia_properties_reviews** β€” Expedia Stays property guest reviews. Returns a hotel's overall rating and highlighted/recent guest reviews (reviewer, date, rating, message) for a known property id. - **expedia_properties_search** β€” Search Expedia Stays properties. Returns normalized Expedia Stays (hotel) search results for a free-text destination and date range. Promotional banners and sponsored ad slots are dropped, so every returned property has an id and name. - **extract** β€” Extract schema-conforming JSON from a URL. Scrapes a public URL into clean Markdown, then returns data that strictly conforms to the supplied bounded JSON Schema. - **facebook_marketplace_search** β€” Search Facebook Marketplace. Fetches Facebook Marketplace search or browse results for a location: listing id, title, price, city/state, and a thumbnail image per result. Only the first page Facebook's own server-rendered results page returns is available β€” Facebook's own further pagination requires a logged-in session and is out of scope. Omit both query and category to get the location's browse feed instead of running a search. minPrice, maxPrice, sortBy, daysSinceListed, and condition only take effect alongside a query or category (Facebook itself ignores them on the plain browse feed), except for the property_rentals category, which has its own always-filtered listing page. This endpoint can take noticeably longer than other search endpoints (up to roughly a minute in the slowest case) as it retries to get past an intermittent upstream condition; priced accordingly. - **facebook_page** β€” Get Facebook page details. Fetches public data about a Facebook Page given its page ID, vanity name, or full page URL: name, follower/like counts, intro, category, business hours/price range, review count, and any public contact details (email, phone, address, website, WhatsApp number) exposed on the Page's About tab. - **fanatics_categories** β€” Get Fanatics' league and team navigation tree. Returns Fanatics' full top-level navigation tree: leagues (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, Soccer, WWE, College, ...) and, where Fanatics exposes a team-level breakdown, each league's teams (College's several hundred schools included). Each league's or team's url is directly usable as fanatics_category's url input. Public data sourced from fanatics.com's own navigation data. - **fanatics_category** β€” Browse a Fanatics league or team category. Returns one page of a Fanatics league or team category's product listing (name, brand, price, availability, image, url). Use GET /fanatics/categories to discover valid category urls. - **fanatics_product** β€” Get a Fanatics product's detail. Returns one Fanatics product's detail (name, brand, category, price, availability, condition, images), plus per-size availability/price, a fit/value/quality review-rating breakdown, a richer media gallery, and comparable-product alternates (e.g. a jersey's Game/Limited/Elite stitch tiers) where Fanatics exposes them. Use GET /fanatics/search or GET /fanatics/category to discover product urls. - **fanatics_search** β€” Search Fanatics' product catalog. Returns one page of Fanatics' own keyword search results (name, brand, price, availability, image, url). - **fanaticscollect_auctions** β€” List Fanatics Collect auction events. Returns Fanatics Collect's current and recent weekly and premier auction events -- the same short list the site's own header auction switcher and countdown banner show. This is the discovery endpoint for Search's auction_urn param: copy an event's urn value to browse every lot in that auction. A small, current/recent set (observed live: around 6 events), not a full historical archive -- older auctions' urn values found on a Search result or a GetListing response remain valid for Search even once they no longer appear here. Credential-free public data from Fanatics Collect's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticscollect_categories** β€” List Fanatics Collect search filter values. Returns every accepted value for GetListing's marketplace param -- WEEKLY, PREMIER, FIXED -- and for Search's marketplace, category_parent, sub_category, grading_service, status, and sort params. Discovery endpoint for those closed enums. - **fanaticscollect_instant_rips_categories** β€” Get Fanatics Collect Instant Rips categories. Returns every category Fanatics Collect's "Instant Rips" mystery-pack product (fanaticscollect.com/instant-rips) currently advertises on its homepage: id, name, and price range. Instant Rips is a "buy a randomized pack, a real graded card is revealed" product; each category's id is a real listing id, fetchable through GetListing with type=FIXED for that entry point's own full detail. This does not cover the individual pack-tier tiles within a category or the homepage's "Recently ripped" live feed -- both are hydrated client-side in a form this repo cannot reliably parse. Credential-free public data, server-rendered on Fanatics Collect's own page. - **fanaticscollect_listing** β€” Get Fanatics Collect listing detail. Returns full detail for a single Fanatics Collect listing: a weekly-auction lot, a premier-auction lot, or a fixed-price "buy now" item (including an Instant Rips pack). Fields include title, current bid/starting/asking price, bid count, auction window and status, images, description, completed sale history, and -- when the card is stored in Fanatics' vault -- grading/authentication metadata including a direct PSA cert-verification link. Credential-free public data from Fanatics Collect's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticscollect_search** β€” Search Fanatics Collect listings. Searches Fanatics Collect's full marketplace -- weekly auctions, premier auctions, and the fixed-price "Buy Now" marketplace -- by free-text query, category, grading service, price/year/grade range, and listing status, in a caller-selected sort order. Credential-free public data from Fanatics Collect's own public search index. See GetCategories for the accepted category, grading-service, status, and sort values. - **fanaticscollect_sold_items** β€” Search Fanatics Collect sold items. Searches Fanatics Collect's sales-history archive -- every completed sale across every marketplace, not just what the live search index currently surfaces. A separate product from Search, reached from the "View all sold items" link on every marketplace search page. Credential-free public data from Fanatics Collect's own public sales-history API. See GetCategories for the accepted category, grading-service, eye-appeal-grade, and sort values. - **fanaticscollect_trending_searches** β€” Get Fanatics Collect trending search terms. Returns Fanatics Collect's own currently trending search terms -- the same list shown in the site's own header search box before the visitor types anything. Credential-free public data from Fanatics Collect's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_browse** β€” Browse Fanatics Live shows by league. Returns the live and upcoming shows currently listed under a Fanatics Live league: name, status, cover image, viewers, and the hosting channel/shop. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_channel** β€” Get a Fanatics Live channel's detail page. Returns a Fanatics Live channel's own detail page: its parent shop, and a first page of its live/upcoming and past/replay shows. A shop can run several channels (e.g. a league-specific sub-feed) -- see /fanaticslive/shop/{slug} for a shop's full channel list and /fanaticslive/shop/{slug}/shows for cursor-paginated access to a full show history. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_instant_rips** β€” Get a Fanatics Live show's current instant-rip state. Returns a Fanatics Live show's current break's digital-instant-rip state: spot claim/rip progress and the currently revealing item, when a rip is actively in progress. current_break is omitted when the show has no active break at request time. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_leagues** β€” Get Fanatics Live's league taxonomy. Returns Fanatics Live's full league/category list (e.g. "Pokemon", "NFL", "MTG"). Each entry's type is usable directly with /fanaticslive/browse's league filter. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_shop** β€” Get a Fanatics Live shop's public profile. Returns a Fanatics Live shop's public profile page: description, social links, follower count, and its channels and staffers. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_shop_shows** β€” Get a Fanatics Live shop's own live or replay show list. Returns a Fanatics Live shop's own live/upcoming or past/replay show list -- distinct from /fanaticslive/browse, which lists shows across all shops filtered by league. status=replay is the only credential-free way to observe a COMPLETE-status show. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_shops** β€” Get Fanatics Live's shop directory. Returns Fanatics Live's full public shop directory: every shop's id, name, slug, logo, and follower count. Each entry's slug is usable directly with /fanaticslive/shop/{slug}. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **fanaticslive_show** β€” Get a Fanatics Live show's detail page. Returns a Fanatics Live live show's detail page: status, viewers, hosting channel/shop, its currently active break/lot, and its full break/lot list. Public data sourced from Fanatics Live's own GraphQL API. - **farfetch_categories** β€” Farfetch category directory. Returns every department's top-level category directory (name, slug, URL). Each slug is usable directly as the category filter on GET /farfetch/search. Public data sourced live from Farfetch's own listing pages. - **farfetch_designers** β€” Farfetch designer directory. Returns a department's full designer directory (name, slug, URL). Each slug is usable directly as the designer filter on GET /farfetch/search. Public data sourced from Farfetch's own designer-directory pages. - **farfetch_product** β€” Farfetch product detail. Returns a Farfetch product's full detail: name, brand, color, description, images, category breadcrumb, and every size variant with its own price and availability. Public data sourced from Farfetch's own product pages. - **farfetch_search** β€” Search Farfetch listings. Browses Farfetch's luxury multi-brand marketplace by department plus a designer and/or category filter (at least one is required), returning normalized listing summaries (name, brand, price, image, availability) and the upstream page count. Public data sourced from Farfetch's own listing pages. - **fashionnova_collection_products** β€” List Fashion Nova collection products. Returns normalized products from one Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **fashionnova_collections** β€” List Fashion Nova collections. Returns normalized collections from Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **fashionnova_page** β€” Get a Fashion Nova static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_pages** β€” List Fashion Nova static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_product** β€” Get a Fashion Nova product. Returns normalized product detail for one Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **fashionnova_product_recommendations** β€” List Fashion Nova product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_products** β€” List Fashion Nova products. Returns normalized products from Fashion Nova's (https://www.fashionnova.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **fashionnova_search_suggest** β€” Get Fashion Nova search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Fashion Nova's (https://www.fashionnova.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_sitemap_urls** β€” List Fashion Nova sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Fashion Nova's (https://www.fashionnova.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_sitemaps** β€” List Fashion Nova sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Fashion Nova's (https://www.fashionnova.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionnova_store** β€” Get Fashion Nova store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Fashion Nova (https://www.fashionnova.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **fashionphile_collection_products** β€” List Fashionphile collection products. Returns normalized products from one Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **fashionphile_collections** β€” List Fashionphile collections. Returns normalized collections from Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **fashionphile_page** β€” Get a Fashionphile static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_pages** β€” List Fashionphile static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_product** β€” Get a Fashionphile product. Returns normalized product detail for one Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **fashionphile_product_recommendations** β€” List Fashionphile product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_products** β€” List Fashionphile products. Returns normalized products from Fashionphile's (https://www.fashionphile.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **fashionphile_search** β€” Search Fashionphile products. Returns normalized, ranked products from Fashionphile's (https://www.fashionphile.com) own full-text and faceted product search, including condition grade, discount percentage, and other filter attributes not available from the classic catalog JSON endpoints in this family. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Omitting `q` browses the full catalog subject to any condition/vendor/availability filters and the chosen sort. By default only in-stock listings are searched, matching the storefront; `availability=sold` searches the sold archive instead. `total_items` is the exact number of products matching the query and all filters. - **fashionphile_search_suggest** β€” Get Fashionphile search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Fashionphile's (https://www.fashionphile.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_sitemap_urls** β€” List Fashionphile sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Fashionphile's (https://www.fashionphile.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_sitemaps** β€” List Fashionphile sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Fashionphile's (https://www.fashionphile.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **fashionphile_store** β€” Get Fashionphile store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Fashionphile (https://www.fashionphile.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **firstdibs_categories** β€” List 1stDibs categories and filters. Returns the live handbags category directory, sort keys, price presets, and filter values discovered from 1stDibs. Returned category slugs are valid for firstdibs-search. - **firstdibs_designers** β€” List 1stDibs designers. Returns designer values discovered from the selected 1stDibs category page. Each slug is valid for firstdibs-search's designer filter. - **firstdibs_product** β€” Get a 1stDibs product. Returns public product detail, pricing, availability, brand, category, description, and images for a 1stDibs product URL. - **firstdibs_search** β€” Search 1stDibs listings. Searches or browses 1stDibs handbags and purses with category, designer, price, sale, color, period, location, gender, origin, seller, and sort filters. - **fiveguys_directory** β€” Browse the Five Guys restaurant directory by state and city. Returns one level of Five Guys' US restaurant directory: the 50 states at the root, one state's cities when path is a state (e.g. `il`), and that city's restaurants when path is a city (e.g. `il/chicago`). Each child carries the path to pass back as this endpoint's `path`, and a `location_count` of how many restaurants sit under it. At the deepest level children are restaurants themselves (`is_location` true) -- pass their path to GET /fiveguys/store for the full profile. Use this to enumerate or browse locations; use GET /fiveguys/search or /fiveguys/nearby to find them by query or coordinate instead. - **fiveguys_faq** β€” List Five Guys' published customer FAQ. Returns one page of Five Guys' published customer FAQ corpus -- 142 entries across 17 categories (Menu, Nutritional and Allergens, Ordering, Gift Card, Careers, Franchise, App, Company, The Crew, and others), filterable by category id and free text, in English (default) or Spanish via `lang`. Get valid category values from GET /fiveguys/faq-categories using the same `lang` -- category ids are language-specific. - **fiveguys_faq_categories** β€” List Five Guys FAQ categories. Returns every published Five Guys FAQ category with its id, name, slug, and entry count -- use an id here as GET /fiveguys/faq's category filter. Available in English (default) and Spanish via `lang`; ids differ between languages, so pass the same `lang` to both endpoints. - **fiveguys_menu** β€” List Five Guys menu categories and items. Returns Five Guys' public menu content: every category (Burgers, Fries, Shakes, Hot Dogs, Sandwiches, Drinks, Toppings) -- each with its own short description and cover image, plus its items' name, description, calories, and image -- or one category's items when category is given. Five Guys publishes no per-item price on this surface -- pricing is store-scoped and lives only behind its ordering flow, which this endpoint does not cover. Available in English (default) and Spanish via `lang`. Calories are shown exactly as published: a single value for most items, or a range (e.g. fries' "530-1100") for build-your-own items whose calories vary by size and toppings. Some items (drink categories, a few build-your-own items) publish no calorie figure at all; their calories field is omitted rather than estimated. - **fiveguys_nearby** β€” Find Five Guys restaurants near a coordinate. Returns Five Guys restaurants within a radius of a latitude/longitude. Each result carries a full profile: a short area/plaza label distinguishing it from other locations, address, phone, weekly in-store hours plus a separate delivery-hours schedule when published, price tier, restaurant-amenity labels (e.g. Takeout, Dine In, Curbside), pickup/delivery service labels, order/delivery/menu URLs, a Google Place id, and distance in miles/kilometers from the given coordinate. `total_results` reports how many restaurants fall inside the radius overall, usually more than one page; use `offset` to page. A coordinate with no Five Guys nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **fiveguys_nutrition** β€” Get the current Five Guys nutrition & allergen PDF guide's location. Resolves the live location of Five Guys' current dated nutrition & allergen guide PDF (calories, full macro nutrition and allergen data per item) directly from fiveguys.com -- the guide's own file path changes when Five Guys republishes it (observed monthly), so this endpoint always discovers the current link rather than returning a fixed one. Returns the PDF's direct download URL plus best-effort size and last-modified metadata read from the PDF's own response headers. This endpoint returns metadata and a link to the guide, not its table parsed into structured fields -- pair it with GET /fiveguys/menu for structured per-item calories. - **fiveguys_ordering_locations** β€” Find Five Guys restaurants near a coordinate with ordering details. Returns Five Guys restaurants near a latitude/longitude as Five Guys' own ordering platform publishes them, with commerce detail no other endpoint in this family carries: per-store delivery fee, delivery and pickup order minimums, whether the store is currently accepting orders at all, the handoff modes an order placed now could actually use (delivery, pickup, curbside, dine-in, drive-thru, dispatch), group-order/coupon/loyalty support, how many days ahead an order may be scheduled, and the store's own order URL. Set `include_hours` to also return each store's dated business and delivery calendars -- concrete dated windows rather than the recurring weekly schedule the locator endpoints publish, so they reflect holiday and special hours a weekly schedule cannot express. This is a different upstream from GET /fiveguys/nearby, which returns the marketing/locator record: the two describe the same restaurants but do not share ids, and this one carries a per-store name ("Five Guys Austin Arbor") where the locator publishes the generic brand name. Use each result's `id` with GET /fiveguys/ordering-menu for that store's priced menu. A coordinate with no Five Guys nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **fiveguys_ordering_menu** β€” Get one Five Guys store's priced menu from the ordering platform. Returns one restaurant's full menu exactly as Five Guys' own ordering platform sells it, including real per-item prices -- the one field no other endpoint in this family can surface (GET /fiveguys/menu is fiveguys.com's own marketing content and carries no price at all). Categories and items are returned with name, description, price, calories (a single value or a real range, e.g. a fountain drink sized at checkout), an image, and whether the platform currently has the item available. id is the ordering platform's own restaurant id from GET /fiveguys/ordering-locations' locations[].id -- it is not a Yext entity id and does not correspond to any id from GET /fiveguys/search, /fiveguys/nearby, /fiveguys/directory, or /fiveguys/store. - **fiveguys_search** β€” Search Five Guys restaurants by free-text location. Returns Five Guys restaurants matching a free-text location query -- a city, a zip/postal code, a street address, or a landmark -- the same way restaurants.fiveguys.com's own locator search box works. Yext's own query understanding geocodes the text server-side, so no separate geocoding call is needed. Each result carries a full profile: a short area/plaza label distinguishing it from other locations, address, phone, weekly in-store hours plus a separate delivery-hours schedule when published, price tier, restaurant-amenity labels (e.g. Takeout, Dine In, Curbside), pickup/delivery service labels, order/delivery/menu URLs, a Google Place id, and distance in miles/kilometers from the resolved query location. `total_results` reports how many restaurants matched overall, usually more than one page; use `offset` to page. A query that resolves to nowhere Five Guys operates returns an empty list rather than an error. - **fiveguys_store** β€” Get one Five Guys restaurant by its locator path. Returns one Five Guys restaurant's full published profile by its locator slug -- address, phone, weekly in-store hours, separate delivery hours, coordinate, Google Place id, restaurant-amenity labels, and order/delivery/menu URLs. Get a path from GET /fiveguys/search or /fiveguys/nearby's `locations[].path`, or from GET /fiveguys/directory's `children[].path` where `is_location` is true. It also returns three detail-only extras that search and nearby results do not carry: `description` (this restaurant's own blurb, templated but genuinely per-location), `photos` (its published gallery images, omitted for the many locations that publish none), and `breadcrumbs` (the directory trail above it, each entry's `path` feeding straight back into GET /fiveguys/directory). Two fields available on search and nearby results are not published on this surface and are omitted here: `price_range` and `pickup_and_delivery_services`. A `profile` block, populated best-effort from a second Yext key, adds further per-restaurant detail no other field in this family carries: `google_attributes` (structured amenity flags, richer than `services`), `review_page_url`/`review_invite_url`, `featured_message`/`featured_message_url`, `google_cid`/`facebook_store_id`, `routable_latitude`/`routable_longitude` (a driving destination, distinct from the display coordinate), `payment_options`, `meals_served`, `services`, `permanently_closed`, `directory_listing_url`, `franchisee_group` (the operator of this specific restaurant -- a corporate code or a franchisee's own company name), `facebook_vanity_url` (this location's own Facebook handle), and `faq` (this restaurant's own generated question set, distinct from the national corpus GET /fiveguys/faq serves). Passing a state or city path returns 404 -- use GET /fiveguys/directory for those. - **fiverr_gig** β€” Get Fiverr gig detail. Returns a normalized Fiverr gig detail page: title, description, category, pricing packages (basic/standard/premium tiers with price and delivery time), rating, review count, orders in queue, tags, gallery images, and a seller summary (level, rating, response time, languages). Public data sourced from Fiverr's own server-rendered gig pages via a real browser-rendering backend. Seller level uses the same values on the search, seller and gig endpoints: level_one_seller, level_two_seller, top_rated_seller, or new_seller. - **fiverr_search** β€” Search Fiverr gigs. Searches Fiverr's public gig listings by free-text keyword, returning normalized gig summaries (title, seller username, seller level, rating, review count, starting price, category, thumbnail image). Public data sourced from Fiverr's own server-rendered search pages via a real browser-rendering backend. Seller level uses the same values on the search, seller and gig endpoints: level_one_seller, level_two_seller, top_rated_seller, or new_seller. - **fiverr_seller** β€” Get Fiverr seller profile. Returns a normalized Fiverr seller profile: display name, one-liner title, description, country, seller level, verification status, hourly rate, spoken languages, join date, and the seller's gig ids. Public data sourced from Fiverr's own server-rendered seller profile pages via a real browser-rendering backend. Seller level uses the same values on the search, seller and gig endpoints: level_one_seller, level_two_seller, top_rated_seller, or new_seller. - **foodpanda_restaurant** β€” Get one foodpanda restaurant's detail. Returns one foodpanda restaurant's detail by code: name, address, coordinates, budget tier, rating and review count, cuisines, minimum order amount, minimum delivery fee, delivery/pickup availability, timezone, and a hero image. Supplying latitude and longitude only affects the (optional) computed fields the upstream itself returns for that coordinate; it does not filter or reject the lookup. - **foodpanda_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one foodpanda restaurant's menu with prices. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories, plus opening hours, price range, cuisines served, and aggregate rating. Every item carries a title, description, image, sold-out flag, and price -- original_price plus discounted_price when the item is currently discounted. - **foodpanda_restaurant_reviews** β€” Get a sample of one foodpanda restaurant's customer reviews. Returns a sample of real customer reviews for one restaurant -- author name, publish date, review text, and a 1-5 rating. This is the curated sample the restaurant's own storefront page embeds for search-engine rich results, not the full review corpus a logged-in customer would see in the app; the number returned scales with the restaurant's popularity rather than being a fixed cap, and can be empty for a restaurant with few or no reviews. - **foodpanda_search** β€” Search foodpanda restaurants near a location. Returns restaurants delivering to a latitude/longitude in a foodpanda market, optionally filtered by a numeric cuisine id (call foodpanda_search_cuisines for the live, location-scoped set of valid ids). Each restaurant carries its code (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, address, coordinates, budget tier, rating, cuisines, minimum order amount and delivery fee, delivery/pickup availability, and a hero image. A location with no coverage returns an empty list rather than an error. - **foodpanda_search_cuisines** β€” Get foodpanda's live cuisine filter catalog for a location. Returns foodpanda's own live cuisine catalog for a latitude/longitude in a foodpanda market -- the exact facet list (with real, live restaurant counts) the site's own search page cuisine filter sidebar is populated from. Every entry's id is a valid value for /foodpanda/search's cuisine_id parameter. Cuisine ids are location- and market-scoped, not a fixed global enum: the same coordinate in a different neighborhood, or a different market, can return a different id/count set entirely, so call this endpoint with the same market/latitude/longitude you intend to search rather than reusing ids captured elsewhere. - **foreignaffairs_article** β€” Extract a Foreign Affairs article. Returns public article metadata and ordered body paragraphs from a canonical Foreign Affairs article URL. Incomplete, truncated, challenge, or contaminated upstream HTML is rejected as an upstream error. - **foreignaffairs_headlines** β€” Get Foreign Affairs site-wide headlines. Returns fresh Foreign Affairs headlines from the site's public, site-wide RSS feed. Article pages and account state are not required. - **foreignaffairs_topic** β€” Get a Foreign Affairs topic feed. Returns the newest items from one Foreign Affairs topic RSS feed. Discover accepted values with foreignaffairs-topics; unknown topic values are rejected before upstream I/O. - **foreignaffairs_topics** β€” List Foreign Affairs topic feeds. Returns the complete research-backed directory of topic values accepted by foreignaffairs-topic, including each topic's public RSS feed URL. - **foreignpolicy_article** β€” Get Foreign Policy article content. Returns a public Foreign Policy article's metadata and full body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. is_gated reports the site's own content-tier marker; the full body is always returned regardless, since Foreign Policy serves it in full to anonymous requests either way. - **foreignpolicy_headlines** β€” Get Foreign Policy site-wide headlines. Returns fresh headlines from Foreign Policy's public, site-wide RSS feed. There is no section parameter: use foreignpolicy-topic to scope to one category or tag. - **foreignpolicy_live** β€” List Foreign Policy Live conversations. Returns Foreign Policy's public FP Live conversation directory. The upstream renders the complete all-conversations list and applies year filtering in the browser. - **foreignpolicy_live_detail** β€” Get a Foreign Policy Live conversation. Returns one public FP Live conversation by the slug returned by foreignpolicy-live, including its description and any embedded video highlight metadata. - **foreignpolicy_project** β€” Get a Foreign Policy project hub. Returns a public Foreign Policy curated project hub and its current article cards. Use foreignpolicy-projects to discover live project slugs. - **foreignpolicy_projects** β€” List Foreign Policy project hubs. Returns one page of Foreign Policy's live public project directory. Follow next_page until it is zero to enumerate the current project slug space, then pass a slug to foreignpolicy-project. - **foreignpolicy_topic** β€” Get Foreign Policy category or tag archive. Returns one page of a public Foreign Policy category or tag archive (newest first). type selects the archive namespace and defaults to category; topic is the slug within it; page is 1-based. - **ft_article** β€” Get a Financial Times article's content. Returns one public Financial Times article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Subscriber-only articles that the FT serves as a subscription page are not available. - **ft_categories** β€” List Financial Times sections. Lists every Financial Times section accepted by /ft/headlines, grouped by top-level section, with each section's slug, display name, and landing-page URL. - **ft_headlines** β€” Get the latest stories in a Financial Times section. Returns one page of a Financial Times section front: each story's title, canonical URL, summary, section tag, publication time, and lead image. Section must be a slug returned by /ft/categories. - **ft_news** β€” Get the latest Financial Times stories. Returns the Financial Times' current news feed: the newest stories across all sections, each with its title, canonical URL, and publication time. - **ft_search** β€” Search Financial Times articles. Returns one page of Financial Times search results: each story's title, canonical URL, summary, section tag, publication time, and lead image. Results can be ordered by relevance or date and filtered by publication window. - **gdelt_context** β€” Sentence-level co-occurrence search across recent GDELT coverage. Search recent (last 72 hours) GDELT-monitored news for. - **gdelt_search** β€” Search global news coverage indexed by GDELT. Search the GDELT Project's continuously updated global news. - **gdelt_timeline** β€” Coverage volume or tone over time for a GDELT query. Return how a query's global news coverage has trended over. - **gdelt_tonechart** β€” Sentiment histogram for a GDELT query. Return a sentiment (tone) histogram for a query's matching. - **gdelt_tv_concept_entities** β€” List GDELT Television 2.0 AI concept entities. Return GDELT's own catalog of Google Knowledge Graph concept. - **gdelt_tv_search** β€” Search US television news coverage (transcripts, captions, OCR, visual labels). Search GDELT's Television 2.0 AI index of US television news. - **gdelt_tv_showchart** β€” Top US television shows by coverage share for a query. Return the top shows by result percentage for a query. - **gdelt_tv_stationchart** β€” Compare US television news coverage across stations. Return a result-count comparison across the requested. - **gdelt_tv_stationdetails** β€” List GDELT Television 2.0 AI stations. Return GDELT's own current list of Television 2.0 AI. - **gdelt_tv_timeline** β€” Airtime volume over time for US television news coverage. Return how much airtime a query's matching US television. - **gdelt_tv_visual_entities** β€” List GDELT Television 2.0 AI visual entities. Return GDELT's own catalog of computer-vision object/activity. - **gdelt_tv_wordcloud** β€” Word cloud for US television news coverage. Return a frequency-ranked word/label cloud for one match. - **geocoding_lookup** β€” Lookup Nominatim OSM ids. Returns typed Nominatim JSONv2 places for comma-separated OSM ids such as W34633854,N123,R456. - **geocoding_reverse** β€” Reverse geocode coordinates. Returns the nearest typed Nominatim JSONv2 place for latitude and longitude. - **geocoding_search** β€” Search Nominatim places. Returns typed Nominatim JSONv2 forward geocoding results. Use either q or structured fields, not both. - **github_org** β€” Retrieve a GitHub organization profile. Returns a public GitHub organization profile (company-side enrichment). - **github_org_repos** β€” List a GitHub organization's public repositories. Returns a page of an organization's public repositories (company tech stack). - **github_repo** β€” Retrieve a GitHub repository. Returns public detail for a single repository (the core project object). - **github_repo_contributors** β€” List a repository's contributors. Returns a page of a repository's contributors (who builds a project). - **github_repo_forks** β€” List a repository's public forks. Returns a page of a repository's public forks (adopter signal). - **github_repo_languages** β€” Retrieve a repository's language breakdown. Returns the language byte breakdown for a repository, sorted by bytes descending (tech fingerprint). - **github_repo_releases** β€” List a repository's releases. Returns a page of a repository's releases (momentum/health signal). - **github_search_repositories** β€” Search public GitHub repositories. Searches public GitHub repositories (market/competitive discovery). Unauthenticated search is rate limited to roughly 10 requests per minute. - **github_search_users** β€” Search public GitHub users. Searches public GitHub users (developer discovery). Unauthenticated search is rate limited to roughly 10 requests per minute. - **github_trending** β€” List trending GitHub repositories. Returns the repositories on GitHub's trending page (market discovery). - **github_trending_developers** β€” List trending GitHub developers. Returns the developers on GitHub's trending developers page (market discovery). - **github_user** β€” Retrieve a GitHub user profile. Returns a public GitHub user's profile plus user-published social links. Email is included only when the user has made it public on their profile. - **github_user_events** β€” List a GitHub user's recent public activity. Returns a page of a user's recent public events, normalized to type, repository, and timestamp (freshness signal). - **github_user_followers** β€” List a GitHub user's followers. Returns a page of the public accounts following a GitHub user. - **github_user_following** β€” List who a GitHub user follows. Returns a page of the public accounts a GitHub user follows. - **github_user_pinned** β€” List a GitHub user's pinned repositories. Returns the repositories a user pinned on their public profile (showcase signal). Empty when the user pinned nothing. - **github_user_repos** β€” List a GitHub user's public repositories. Returns a page of a user's public repositories (tech-stack signal). - **goat_collection** β€” Get a GOAT curated product collection. Returns a page of one of GOAT's curated product collections (an editorial rail like "top trending" or "new arrivals"), the same call GOAT's own product-page "you may also like" rails and homepage modules use. Collection slugs are not enumerable by this API -- capture one from a live GOAT page. Credential-free public data. - **goat_countries** β€” Get GOAT countries. Returns every country GOAT recognizes -- the accepted values for GET /goat/product/{slug}'s country_code parameter -- with the currency and size unit (us, uk, eu) GOAT localizes to for each, plus whether GOAT ships and accepts returns there. Every country is listed, not only the shippable ones, because country_code localizes pricing and is accepted for all of them; filter on ships_to if you want only GOAT's shipping destinations. Credential-free public data. - **goat_curated** β€” Get GOAT curated links. Returns the shelf of editorially curated links GOAT is currently promoting in its own search box: seasonal collections, specific product searches, and browse-all entry points. Every link is actionable against this API -- a collection link carries a value for GET /goat/collection, a search link carries a query for GET /goat/search. Credential-free public data. - **goat_listings_count** β€” Get GOAT live listing count. Returns how many listings GOAT currently has live across its whole marketplace. This is the only way to see GOAT's true catalog size, because GET /goat/search's total_results saturates at 10000 on a broad query and cannot report a total above that ceiling. Credential-free public data. - **goat_product** β€” Get GOAT product detail. Returns a normalized GOAT product: identity/descriptive metadata (name, brand, SKU, colorway, designer, silhouette, taxonomy, materials, release date, retail price, editorial story, images, full size range, other products featured alongside it), plus live per-size/condition pricing and stock status (lowest price, GOAT Instant Ship price, last sold price, highest current buyer offer). Credential-free public data combining GOAT's own product-page payload with its live pricing and offers APIs. - **goat_product_recommended** β€” Get GOAT recommended products for a product. Returns the recommended/related products GOAT's own product page shows for a given product (other colorways, similar products) -- descriptive metadata only, no live pricing. Credential-free public data from GOAT's own product-page recommendation API. - **goat_search** β€” Search GOAT products. Searches or browses GOAT's sneaker/streetwear/collectibles catalog by free-text query and/or facet filters (category, footwear sub-type, activity, color, gender, condition, brand, release year, price range, release-date range, silhouette, designer, in-stock/under-retail/instant-ship, curated collection), returning normalized product summaries (brand, silhouette, category, image, stock status, headline pricing across all sizes) plus the total matching count. Query is optional -- a facet filter alone browses the catalog the same way GOAT's own category/brand pages do. Credential-free public data from the same JSON API backing GOAT's own search page. - **goat_search_facets** β€” Get GOAT search facet values. Returns the accepted values for goat_search's filter parameters: categories, colors, genders, conditions, brands, and years are read live from GOAT's own search API so a value GOAT adds is discoverable without any client-side change, while product_types and activities are served from a maintained list because GOAT exposes no live facet for them. brands is GOAT's top brands ordered by product count, not the complete brand list -- when brands_truncated is true, brands beyond the ones listed exist and remain valid goat_search values. Credential-free public data. - **goat_suggest** β€” Autocomplete a GOAT search. Returns GOAT's own search-box autocomplete for a partial query: matching curated collections and matching products. The collections carry the slug values accepted by GET /goat/collection and by GET /goat/search's collection_slug parameter, making this the way to discover collection slugs. Credential-free public data. - **goat_trending_searches** β€” Get GOAT trending searches. Returns the search terms GOAT is currently surfacing as popular, in GOAT's own ranking order -- the same list its own search box shows. Each term is free text ready to pass to GET /goat/search's query parameter. Credential-free public data. - **goldin_auctions** β€” List Goldin's full auction history. Goldin's complete auction event history, back to 2012 -- title, type, status, start/end window, and buyer's premium for every auction Goldin has run. Pass an auction's own id as auction_id to goldin-search to browse its lots. - **goldin_categories** β€” List Goldin's search filter enums. Goldin's full filter-enum surface for goldin-search, scoped to one lot pool -- category, sub_category, certification, item_type, and the live auction list (each with its own id, name, and current lot count), plus the sort enum valid for that pool. category/sub_category/certification/item_type are read live from Goldin's own current inventory, not a fixed taxonomy, so results can shift over time. The Auction pool (default) and the Fixed Price "Private Sales" marketplace are disjoint item pools with different certification/item_type values and different sort enums -- pass the same auction_type here and to goldin-search. - **goldin_listing** β€” Get one Goldin lot's full public detail. One lot's full public detail: title, description, current bid/starting price, auction window and status, grading info, images, and prev/next lot pointers within the same auction. slug is the meta_slug from a goldin-search result (or the trailing path segment of the lot's own goldin.co/item/{slug} page URL). - **goldin_search** β€” Search Goldin's lot auction inventory. Browse or search Goldin's current lot inventory by free-text keyword, category, sub_category, certification, item_type, and auction_id, in a caller-selected sort order. Every filter is optional and combines with AND semantics. All enum values come from goldin-categories -- pass the matching auction_type to both. The Auction pool (default) and the Fixed Price "Private Sales" marketplace are disjoint item pools with different certification/item_type values and different sort enums. - **goldin_suggest** β€” Get Goldin's search suggestions for a keyword. Goldin's own search-suggestions/autocomplete for a partial keyword, matching the site's own search box typeahead. keyword is optional -- when omitted, returns Goldin's current trending/popular searches instead of an error. - **goodreads_author** β€” Get a Goodreads author. Returns a normalized Goodreads author profile: bio, birth/death dates, website, genres, photo, and aggregate rating stats. Credential-free public Goodreads data. - **goodreads_author_books** β€” List a Goodreads author's books. Returns an author's paginated works list (title, author, average rating, ratings count). Credential-free public Goodreads data. - **goodreads_author_quotes** β€” List a Goodreads author's attributed quotes. Returns an author's paginated attributed-quotes list (quote text, tags, like count, and β€” when the quote is credited to a specific book β€” that book's title, id, and work id). Credential-free public Goodreads data. - **goodreads_book** β€” Get a Goodreads book. Returns a normalized Goodreads book: description, authors, series, genres, format, pages, publisher, publication date, ISBNs, and aggregate rating with the full 1-5 star distribution. Credential-free public Goodreads data (goodreads.com), parsed from the book page's embedded GraphQL cache. - **goodreads_book_editions** β€” List a Goodreads book's editions. Returns a work's paginated edition list (per-edition book id, format, page count, publication date, publisher, ISBN/ISBN13/ASIN, language, and rating) β€” every other translation, printing, and format of the requested book id. Goodreads keys editions by a separate "work id", not the book id in the path, so this makes one extra internal request to resolve it; requests against a book with no editions data return an upstream error. - **goodreads_book_reviews** β€” Get a Goodreads book's featured reviews. Returns a book's featured reviews (reviewer, rating, text, date, like/comment counts, spoiler flag), sorted by like count. Credential-free public Goodreads data. - **goodreads_genre** β€” Get a Goodreads genre shelf. Returns up to 50 books on a Goodreads genre/shelf tag page (e.g. fantasy, romance, science-fiction), Goodreads' credential-free per-tag "top books" view: title, author, average rating, ratings count, publication year, and how many times the book was shelved under this specific tag. Goodreads' genre/shelf taxonomy is an open, user-generated folksonomy of thousands of tags, not a small fixed list, so there is no directory endpoint β€” pass any known tag slug, e.g. from a book's genres[] field or a value seen on goodreads.com. There is no pagination beyond the first 50. - **goodreads_list** β€” Get a Goodreads Listopia list. Returns a Goodreads Listopia list (ranked book list) by id, paginated. Credential-free public Goodreads data; page 1 of well-known lists may be served from a faster live source, with the public list page itself as fallback for every other case. - **goodreads_lists** β€” List curated Goodreads Listopia lists. Returns a catalog of well-known Goodreads Listopia lists (id, name, category). Goodreads has no directory or search endpoint for the tens of thousands of user-created lists, so this is served from a live popular-lists source when available, falling back to a curated, hand-picked catalog otherwise. Pass a returned id to GET /goodreads/list/{id} for that list's ranked book contents. Category enum: `general`, `genre`, `era`, `young_adult`, `children`, `holiday`. - **goodreads_search** β€” Search Goodreads books. Searches Goodreads books by title/author. Credential-free public Goodreads data via the autocomplete endpoint (book results only). - **google_finance_analyst_articles** β€” Google Finance analyst articles. Returns normalized analyst article results for a quote. - **google_finance_chart** β€” Google Finance chart data. Returns normalized chart points for a quote and window. - **google_finance_classification** β€” Google Finance classification data. Returns normalized classification strings for a quote. - **google_finance_company** β€” Google Finance company data. Returns normalized company information from Google Finance. - **google_finance_context** β€” Google Finance context search. Returns normalized Google Finance context search results. - **google_finance_financials** β€” Google Finance financial statements. Returns normalized annual and quarterly financial rows when Google Finance has statement data for the quote. - **google_finance_markets_category_news** β€” Google Finance category news. Returns normalized news for a Google Finance category. - **google_finance_markets_category_stocks** β€” Google Finance category stocks. Returns normalized instruments for a Google Finance category. - **google_finance_markets_earnings** β€” Google Finance earnings calendar. Returns normalized earnings calendar instruments. - **google_finance_markets_featured** β€” Google Finance featured stocks. Returns normalized featured instruments. - **google_finance_markets_headline** β€” Google Finance top headline. Returns the top Google Finance headline. - **google_finance_markets_indices** β€” Google Finance market indices. Returns normalized market index instruments. - **google_finance_markets_movers** β€” Google Finance market movers. Returns normalized market mover instruments. - **google_finance_markets_top** β€” Google Finance top stocks by metric. Returns normalized top instruments for a Google Finance metric. - **google_finance_markets_trending** β€” Google Finance trending stocks. Returns normalized trending instruments. - **google_finance_news** β€” Google Finance quote news. Returns normalized news articles for a quote. - **google_finance_quote** β€” Google Finance Quote API. Fetches the latest quote data for a provided stock symbol from Google Finance https://www.google.com/finance/quote/AAPL:NASDAQ?hl=en. - **google_finance_related** β€” Google Finance related instruments. Returns normalized related instruments for a quote. - **google_finance_search** β€” Google Finance Search API. Fetches normalized search results for a provided keyword from Google Finance. - **google_finance_ticker** β€” Google Finance Ticker API. Fetches chart ticker data from Google Finance based on a provided ticker and window period. - **google_jobs** β€” Search Google Jobs. Returns normalized Google Jobs results parsed from public Google web responses. - **google_jobs_job** β€” Google Jobs single posting. Returns one Google Careers posting by its numeric job id (the `id` field returned by search). Parsed from careers.google.com's server-rendered job detail page. - **google_jobs_search** β€” Google Jobs search. Searches Google's public careers site (careers.google.com) via its server-rendered search page's embedded job data. Each result includes the description, responsibilities, and qualifications inline. Page size is fixed by Google at 20 results. - **google_map_place** β€” Google Maps place details API. Returns detailed information for a specified place_id. Rate limit is enforced at 1 request per second. - **google_map_place_photos** β€” Google Maps place photos API. Returns the photos Google publishes for a specified place_id β€” the imagery shown on the place's Google Maps page, typically dozens of images for a well-covered business. Each entry carries the image URL as served plus its pixel dimensions when reported; swap the trailing size suffix on the URL (e.g. `=w203-h100-k-no`) to request other dimensions. Contributor avatars and review-attached photos are excluded. This is the place page's image set, not a paginated archive feed. Rate limit is enforced at 1 request per second. - **google_map_place_reviews** β€” Google Maps place reviews API. Returns the reviews Google shows on a specified place_id's Google Maps page β€” typically the 8 most relevant, each with its rating, text, reviewer, timestamp, and any photos the reviewer attached. Photo-only reviews return an empty `text`. This is the place page's first page of reviews, not the full review archive. Rate limit is enforced at 1 request per second. - **google_map_search** β€” Google Maps search API. Returns results from Google Maps based on search options. Rate limit is enforced at 1 request per second. - **google_news** β€” Search Google News. Returns current Google News search results using anonymous HTTP requests with fresh proxy profiles, without browser rendering. Pages slice the finite result snapshot; they do not traverse the Google Search index. Results include title, source, publisher article URL, age, and thumbnail when available. Valid no-results searches and exhausted pages return an empty array. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en. Returns 503 for blocked or malformed upstream responses. - **google_news_search** β€” Search Google News with JSON. Restored JSON compatibility endpoint. Returns current Google News articles using anonymous HTTP requests with fresh proxy profiles, without browser rendering. Pages slice the finite current result snapshot. Uses the legacy result array and field names; no-results searches and exhausted pages return an empty result array. - **google_suggest** β€” Suggest Google search queries. Returns Google autosuggest query completions from the public unauthenticated suggest JSON endpoint. - **google_trends_categories** β€” Google Trends categories. Returns supported top-level Google Trends category ids and labels for Trending Now category filters. - **google_trends_enums** β€” Google Trends enum metadata. Returns supported Google Trends enum values for explore/trending filters, including locations, date ranges, search types, categories, statuses, and sort modes. - **google_trends_explore** β€” Google Trends explore data. Returns normalized Google Trends keyword analytics from internal Trends widget requests: interest over time, interest by region, related queries, and related topics when available. - **google_trends_explore_interest_by_region** β€” Google Trends interest by region. Returns only the interest-by-region widget from the Google Trends Explore widget flow. Supports multiple comparison terms and returns an empty interest_by_region array when Google returns no rows. - **google_trends_explore_interest_over_time** β€” Google Trends interest over time. Returns only the interest-over-time timeline from the Google Trends Explore widget flow. Supports multiple comparison terms. - **google_trends_explore_related_topics** β€” Google Trends related topics. Returns only the related topics widget from the Google Trends Explore widget flow. Returns an empty related_topics array when Google returns no topic rows for the requested term/filter combination. - **google_trends_explore_rising_queries** β€” Google Trends explore rising queries. Returns the Rising related queries widget for one or more Google Trends explore terms. Returns an empty queries array when Google returns no rows for the requested term/filter combination. - **google_trends_explore_top_queries** β€” Google Trends explore top queries. Returns the Top related queries widget for one or more Google Trends explore terms. Returns an empty queries array when Google returns no rows for the requested term/filter combination. - **google_trends_locations** β€” Google Trends locations. Returns supported Google Trends location codes. Explore endpoints also accept WORLDWIDE. - **google_trends_trending** β€” Google Trends trending now data. Returns normalized Google Trends Trending Now rows from the internal TrendsUi batch RPC replay. - **google_trends_trending_detail** β€” Google Trends trending term detail. Returns the Explore detail widgets for a single trending term, including interest over time, regional interest, top/rising related queries, and related topics when Google returns them. - **google_videos** β€” Search Google video results. Returns normalized Google video vertical results (title, platform, link, duration, age) parsed from the public Google video results page. Locale defaults to country=us and lang=en. Returns 503 when Google serves a challenge page or unusable HTML. - **googlepatents_classification** β€” Look up a Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC) symbol. Returns a CPC classification symbol's official title, its position in the classification tree (parent/child symbols), related symbols, and its full scope-note description. Accepts a symbol at any level, e.g. a section ("A"), a class ("A61"), a subclass ("A61K"), or a full group/subgroup ("A61K31/00"). Public data, sourced from Google Patents' own search API. - **googlepatents_coverage** β€” Google Patents database coverage: grants and applications indexed per country per year. Returns how many patent grants and applications Google Patents has indexed, per patent office/country, per year, across every authority it covers. Public data, sourced from Google Patents' own search API. - **googlepatents_detail** β€” A single patent's bibliographic data, abstract, claims, description, citations, and family. Returns a single patent's normalized detail: title, abstract, inventors, assignees, dates, legal status, CPC/IPC classifications, claims, description, patent citations, cited-by patents, family members, and similar documents. `number` is a publication number such as `US10758101B2`, `EP1000000A1`, or `WO2020123456A1`. Public data, sourced from Google Patents' server-rendered detail pages. To search or browse by keyword, inventor, or assignee instead of a known publication number, use `/googlepatents/search`. - **googlepatents_recent** β€” Browse patent publications indexed by Google Patents for one ISO week. Returns the patent publications Google Patents' bulk sitemap indexes for one ISO 8601 week (format YYYY-Www, e.g. "2026-W20"): publication number, title, and detail-page URL for each. Useful for browsing recently published patents without a search query. Public data, sourced from Google Patents' own sitemap. - **googlepatents_search** β€” Search Google Patents by keyword, inventor, assignee, and other filters. Searches Google Patents' full index by free-text query, with optional inventor, assignee, patent office, status, type, language, and date filters. Returns a page of normalized hits plus top-assignee/top-inventor/top-classification breakdowns over the full result set. Public data, sourced from Google Patents' own search API. - **googlepatents_suggest** β€” Autocomplete an inventor or assignee name for Google Patents search. Returns Google Patents' own autocomplete suggestions for an inventor or assignee name as the user types, the same suggestions shown by the Inventor/Assignee fields on Google Patents' advanced search page. Public data, sourced from Google Patents' own search API. - **googleplay_app** β€” Retrieve full Google Play app details. Returns normalized app metadata from a Google Play details page, including installs, ratings, pricing, version info, developer metadata, media assets, release state, selected user comments, and "More by this developer" and "Similar apps" recommendation rails. For a per-device (phone/tablet/Chromebook) ratings-and-reviews breakdown, see `/googleplay/ratings`. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **googleplay_categories** β€” Retrieve Google Play app categories. Returns category ids found in the Google Play apps navigation. - **googleplay_datasafety** β€” Retrieve Google Play data safety details. Returns the data safety information displayed on Google Play. - **googleplay_developer** β€” Retrieve apps by Google Play developer. Returns apps published by a developer id or developer name. - **googleplay_list** β€” Retrieve apps from a Google Play top collection. Returns apps from a Google Play collection and category. - **googleplay_permissions** β€” Retrieve Google Play app permissions. Returns Google Play permission groups or a short permission name list. - **googleplay_ratings** β€” Get Google Play ratings by device. Returns the ratings-and-reviews breakdown Google Play shows under the details page's device tabs, one entry each for phone, tablet, and Chromebook. Defaults: `country=us`, `lang=en`. - **googleplay_reviews** β€” Retrieve Google Play reviews. Returns one or more pages of app reviews. Set `paginate=true` to fetch only the requested page. - **googleplay_search** β€” Search Google Play. Returns Google Play search results for a term. - **googleplay_similar** β€” Retrieve similar Google Play apps. Returns apps from the "Similar apps" cluster on an app details page. - **googleplay_suggest** β€” Retrieve Google Play query suggestions. Returns up to 10 suggestions for a search term. - **grailed_categories** β€” List Grailed's facet taxonomy. Returns Grailed's full facet taxonomy for the enum-like parameters grailed-search/grailed-sold-listings accept: department, category, category_path (a more granular subcategory slug), condition, color, and size, each with its own live listing count. department and condition are exhaustive closed sets (2 and 5 values respectively); category/category_path/color/size are the full, exhaustive value space as of the request. Designer is NOT included here (7,363 values, far too large for a facet-count response) -- see grailed-designers for that discovery endpoint. - **grailed_collection** β€” Get one Grailed curated collection's listings. Returns one Grailed curated homepage collection's full listing set. id is the collection's numeric id, from grailed-collections' own collections[].id field. An unknown id returns a typed not-found error. - **grailed_collections** β€” List Grailed's curated homepage collections. Returns Grailed's own curated homepage merchandising collections (e.g. "Trending: Apparel", "Dark Luxury", "Chromed Out") -- editorial/trending shelves distinct from a plain search or facet browse. Each collection's numeric id is the value grailed-collection's own id parameter accepts. - **grailed_designers** β€” List or search Grailed's designer/brand taxonomy. Returns a page of Grailed's full designer/brand taxonomy (7,363 designers as of 2026-09-09) -- the value space grailed-search/grailed-sold-listings' own designer parameter accepts (by name). q is an optional free-text filter (typo-tolerant, e.g. a partial name for typeahead-style lookup); an empty q lists the full taxonomy ordered by Grailed's own default ranking (most-listed designers first). - **grailed_listing** β€” Get a Grailed listing. Returns full normalized listing-detail data for one Grailed listing: description, every photo, measurements, designers, and the seller's full profile -- richer than the flattened summary grailed-search/grailed-sold-listings return per listing. id is the listing's numeric id, from a search or sold-listings result's own listings[].id field. - **grailed_search** β€” Search or browse Grailed active listings. Searches or browses Grailed's (grailed.com) peer-to-peer resale marketplace for currently-active listings. q, designer, department, category, size, color, condition, min_price, and max_price are all optional and combine as an AND -- a free-text q can be combined with any of the facet filters in the same request, or every field can be omitted to browse the full active catalog by Grailed's own "heat" relevance ranking. designer accepts one of the values grailed-designers' own designers[].name field returns; department, category, size, and color accept values from grailed-categories' own departments[].value/categories[].value/sizes[].value/colors[].value fields. condition and sort are fixed, closed enums (listed below). Keyword search is Algolia's own typo-tolerant relevance ranking, not a guaranteed exact match. A query with genuinely zero matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **grailed_seller** β€” Get a Grailed seller's profile and active listings. Returns a Grailed seller's public profile plus a page of their current active listings (Grailed's own "shop" view of a seller). username is the seller's Grailed username, from a listing's own seller.username field or grailed.com/{username}. Listings only ever contains that seller's ACTIVE listings; use grailed-sold-listings with a designer/query filter for a broader sales-history lookup, since sold listings are not filterable by seller through this endpoint. An unknown username returns a typed not-found error. - **grailed_seller_reviews** β€” Get a Grailed seller's buyer feedback. Returns a page of a Grailed seller's individual buyer feedback entries (rating, note, feedback tags, and the listing each review was left for) -- reputation detail grailed-seller does not carry (grailed-seller only exposes the aggregate rating_average/rating_count). username is the seller's Grailed username, from a listing's own seller.username field or grailed.com/{username}. An unknown username returns a typed not-found error. - **grailed_similar_listings** β€” Get listings similar to a Grailed listing. Returns the listings Grailed's own product page recommends as "similar" to one listing -- the same related-items shelf shown on grailed.com's own listing-detail page. id is the listing's numeric id, from a search, sold-listings, or collection result's own id field. An id for a listing that does not exist (deleted, sold and removed, or never valid) returns a typed not-found error. - **grailed_sold_listings** β€” Search Grailed sold listings (sale price history). Searches Grailed's SOLD-listing index -- a separate dataset from active listings, carrying each item's final sale price and sale date. Same filter shape as grailed-search (q, designer, department, category, size, color, condition), but min_price/max_price filter the SOLD price, not the original asking price. Useful for sale-price-history/comparable-sales lookups (e.g. "what did this designer/category actually sell for recently"). A query with genuinely zero matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **grailed_suggest** β€” Grailed search-box typeahead suggestions. Returns Grailed's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query -- a flat list of suggested search phrases with a popularity score and live active-listing match count, no listing data. Pass a suggestion straight through to grailed-search/grailed-sold-listings' own q parameter. A query with no genuine matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **grubhub_availability** β€” Check ordering availability for a batch of Grubhub restaurants. Returns current ordering state for up to 20 restaurants in one call, relative to a diner location. Each entry reports whether the restaurant is open overall and per channel (these can differ), whether delivery and pickup are offered at all as distinct from open right now, whether it delivers to the supplied coordinate, blackout and overloaded flags, distance, delivery and pickup time estimates, delivery fee, order minimum, cuisines, and the next time an order can be sent per channel -- useful when a restaurant is currently closed. The response echoes the requested ids so a caller can tell which ones Grubhub returned nothing for. - **grubhub_offers** β€” Get one Grubhub restaurant's currently active promotions. Returns the promotional offers a Grubhub restaurant is currently running -- free items, BOGO deals, spend-and-save discounts -- the same data that drives the "2 offers available" badge on the site's own restaurant cards. An empty list is the common, legitimate case: most restaurants have no active promotion at any given moment. `amount.value` is 0 for a free-item offer since the item itself is the value, not a monetary discount; `amount.amount_maximum` then caps the item's dollar value, and `amount.order_minimum` is the spend threshold required to unlock it. - **grubhub_restaurant** β€” Get one Grubhub restaurant's detail. Returns one Grubhub restaurant: name, address with coordinates, timezone, phone, cuisines, star rating, price tier, whether online ordering is available, whether it offers delivery and pickup, delivery fee, coupon availability, restaurant tags and the full published week of service hours. Note this endpoint publishes fewer economics than GET /grubhub/search -- delivery minimum and the delivery/pickup time estimates come back empty here, so use the search endpoint when you need those. - **grubhub_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Grubhub restaurant's menu with prices. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories. Every item carries a base price, a delivery price and a pickup price, which genuinely differ, plus a min and max price bounding items whose price varies with the options chosen. Items also carry a description, a popularity flag, availability, tags and an image. Amounts are given both in minor units (cents) and as a decimal value. - **grubhub_restaurant_reviews** β€” Get one Grubhub restaurant's reviews and rating histogram. Returns one restaurant's customer reviews plus its 1-5 star rating histogram. Each review carries the star rating, the written body, the reviewer's display name and how many reviews they have written, the review date, Grubhub's own sentiment classification, the diner type, and the specific menu items the review is attached to -- Grubhub ties each review to what the diner actually ordered. sort accepts `timeCreated_desc` (most recent, the default) and `ratingValue_desc` (highest rated). Note the written-review corpus and the headline rating shown in search are separate systems upstream, so a restaurant can report a large rating count in search while returning few or no written reviews here. - **grubhub_search** β€” Search Grubhub restaurants near a location. Returns restaurants delivering to (or offering pickup at) a latitude/longitude, optionally filtered by keyword over restaurant names, cuisines and dishes. Each restaurant carries its id (the value every other Grubhub endpoint takes), name, full address with coordinates, phone, cuisines, star rating and rating count, Grubhub's 1-4 price tier, distance, open state, delivery and pickup fees and minimums, service fee, delivery and pickup time estimates, coupon availability and total menu item count. A location Grubhub does not serve returns an empty list rather than an error. - **grubhub_timepicker** β€” Get one Grubhub restaurant's future orderable time-slot calendar. Returns every future delivery or pickup time slot Grubhub will accept an order for, up to 7 days ahead. This is what powers the site's own "schedule my order" picker: `/grubhub/availability` tells you whether a restaurant is orderable right now plus one "next" time, while this returns the full future slot calendar a caller would need to build an actual date-and-time picker. Slots are grouped by date and given as full timestamps carrying the restaurant's real UTC offset for that instant, so a caller never has to resolve daylight-saving transitions themselves. Requesting `location_mode=DELIVERY` returns delivery slots only; `PICKUP` returns pickup slots only -- the upstream only computes one side per call. - **guardian_article** β€” Get Guardian article content. Returns a Guardian article's public metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Live-blog timelines are not supported. - **guardian_headlines** β€” Get Guardian section headlines. Returns fresh headlines from a public Guardian RSS section. section defaults to world. - **guardian_topic** β€” Get Guardian topic archive. Returns the stories on a public Guardian tag archive (20 per page, newest first, with total pages and results) or section front (a single curated page, is_front true). topic is a Guardian tag or section slug and page defaults to 1. resolved_topic reports the path actually served, which differs for edition-scoped fronts. - **gucci_categories** β€” List Gucci's category and subcategory taxonomy. Returns Gucci's full department/category/subcategory taxonomy, sourced directly from the site's own header navigation menu. Each entry's category value is exactly what gucci-category's own category parameter accepts. Filter to one department with department (e.g. women, men); omit for every department -- see the response's own departments field for the live list of top-level department labels to filter by. - **gucci_category** β€” Browse a Gucci category listing. Returns one Gucci category/browse listing: normalized products (name, price, colors, images, stock) plus the upstream's own product count, page count, sibling-category counts, and sort options. category comes from gucci-categories' own category field. page selects how many of the upstream's own batches to accumulate -- Gucci's own category pages page this way: requesting page=N returns every product from page 1 through page N combined (its own "Load All" button simply requests the last page), not a single page's worth. Defaults to 1 (the upstream's own first batch, 36 products); request page equal to the response's own pages_count to fetch a category's complete listing in one call. - **gucci_product** β€” Get a Gucci product. Returns full normalized product detail for one style: name, marketing description, breadcrumb trail, brand line, gender, colors, materials, sizes, price, images, and stock -- combining Gucci's own structured product record with the product page's own marketing copy. style_code comes from gucci-search's or gucci-category's own style_code field. - **gucci_recommendations** β€” Gucci product recommendations. Returns one Gucci recommendations shelf: normalized product summaries (name, price, image, stock) from either a given product's own "You May Also Like" carousel (style_code set) or the site's general trending-items shelf (style_code omitted). style_code comes from gucci-search's or gucci-category's own style_code field. - **gucci_search** β€” Search Gucci's product catalog. Searches Gucci's product catalog by keyword: normalized product summaries (name, price, colors, materials, sizes, gender, stock) with the search index's own live total result count. A genuinely empty result (e.g. a nonsense query) returns a well-formed empty products list, not an error. The response's own size_facets field lists every size value present in the result set (with live counts) -- pass one of those values as size on a follow-up call to filter to just that size. - **gucci_size_guide** β€” Gucci product size chart. Returns Gucci's own size-conversion chart for one product style, as a plain header row plus data rows. Not every style carries one -- a one-size accessory (a bag, a scarf) returns available: false with no headers/rows, a well-formed signal rather than an error. style_code comes from gucci-search's or gucci-category's own style_code field. - **gucci_store** β€” Get a Gucci store's detail. Returns one Gucci store's full detail: name, phone, address, opening hours, and photos. slug comes from gucci-stores' own slug field. - **gucci_stores** β€” List Gucci store locations. Returns Gucci's full US store-locator listing: name, address, phone, coordinates, product departments carried, and a link to book an in-store appointment for each location. Filter to stores carrying one department with department (e.g. jewelry, mens_shoes); omit for every store -- see the response's own departments field for the live list of department tags to filter by. - **gucci_suggest** β€” Gucci search-box suggestions. Returns Gucci's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query, each with its own live total result count on the search index. Not product data -- pass a suggestion's own query value straight into gucci-search for results. - **gymshark_collection_products** β€” List Gymshark collection products. Returns normalized products from one Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **gymshark_collections** β€” List Gymshark collections. Returns normalized collections from Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **gymshark_page** β€” Get a Gymshark static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **gymshark_pages** β€” List Gymshark static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **gymshark_product** β€” Get a Gymshark product. Returns normalized product detail for one Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **gymshark_product_recommendations** β€” List Gymshark product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **gymshark_products** β€” List Gymshark products. Returns normalized products from Gymshark's (https://row.gymshark.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **gymshark_sitemap_urls** β€” List Gymshark sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Gymshark's (https://row.gymshark.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **gymshark_sitemaps** β€” List Gymshark sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Gymshark's (https://row.gymshark.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **gymshark_store** β€” Get Gymshark store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Gymshark (https://row.gymshark.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **hbr_article** β€” Get Harvard Business Review article content. Returns a public Harvard Business Review article's metadata and full body text from a canonical article URL. from_magazine flags articles originally published in the print magazine. - **hbr_categories** β€” Get Harvard Business Review topic taxonomy. Returns Harvard Business Review's full public topic taxonomy, grouped into Subject, Industry, and Geography. Use a topic's slug directly as the topic parameter on hbr-topic. - **hbr_headlines** β€” Get Harvard Business Review latest headlines. Returns fresh entries from Harvard Business Review's public, site-wide "The Latest" content stream. - **hbr_topic** β€” Get Harvard Business Review topic archive. Returns the newest public Harvard Business Review articles on one topic archive page. topic is a "/" value -- see hbr-categories for the full known value space. - **hermes_categories** β€” List HermΓ¨s category codes. Returns every browsable HermΓ¨s category for a market: the category code hermes-category accepts, its display name, its page path and absolute URL, its parent code and its depth in the tree. This is the discovery endpoint for hermes-category's category parameter, so every accepted value is obtainable from this API rather than by reading the website. Editorial and story tiles that carry no browsable category page are excluded, so every code returned is one hermes-category will accept. - **hermes_category** β€” Browse a HermΓ¨s category. Browses one HermΓ¨s product category and returns a page of normalized products (SKU, title, price with currency, colour, size, stock, images) plus the facet groups HermΓ¨s offers for that category, and the category's own title and description. The category parameter takes a category code from hermes-categories, which is the discovery endpoint for every accepted value. Page size is fixed at 48 by HermΓ¨s and cannot be changed. Prices are returned with the ISO-4217 currency for the selected market, since HermΓ¨s itself publishes bare numbers. - **hermes_product** β€” Get a HermΓ¨s product. Returns one HermΓ¨s product's full detail: title, description, dimensions, the HermΓ¨s colour name, country of manufacture, price with its market currency, stock, every product image, and the complete colour and size variant matrix with per-variant sku, price, stock and image. Care, gift and delivery text are returned as HermΓ¨s' own HTML fragments. sku accepts the reference-plus-colour form (H252013Z BM), the fuller listing sku that also carries size (H252013Z BM360), or the URL identifier returned by hermes-products (H252013ZvBM). - **hermes_product_recommendations** β€” Get a HermΓ¨s product's recommended items. Returns the cross-sell shelves HermΓ¨s shows on a product page: "keep exploring" (similar items) and "perfect partner" (items styled with it), each a list of normalized products with price, stock and image. Takes the same sku forms as hermes-product. A product HermΓ¨s offers no recommendations for returns an empty shelves list rather than an error. - **hermes_products** β€” List the HermΓ¨s catalogue index. Returns a page of HermΓ¨s' full catalogue index for one market: each product's URL, slug, URL identifier and the date HermΓ¨s last modified it. Built from HermΓ¨s' own product sitemap, so it enumerates the entire catalogue for that market including items no category listing surfaces. Use changed_since to return only products added or updated on or after a date, which makes this a new-arrivals feed. The product_id is the identifier used in the product URL and is NOT the same string as the sku returned by hermes-category and hermes-search, which also encodes size. - **hermes_search** β€” Search the HermΓ¨s catalogue. Searches the HermΓ¨s catalogue by keyword and returns a page of normalized products in the same shape as hermes-category. A query HermΓ¨s has no match for returns total 0 with an empty products array: HermΓ¨s itself renders unrelated fallback recommendations on a no-results page, and those are deliberately not returned as results. When HermΓ¨s applies its own spelling correction the corrected term is reported in results_for. Page size is fixed at 48 by HermΓ¨s and cannot be changed. - **hermes_stores** β€” List HermΓ¨s stores. Returns HermΓ¨s' worldwide store directory: name, street address, city, postal code, country, geographic coordinates, phone, displayed opening hours, whether in-store appointments are offered, and store photos. Optionally narrowed to one country (by name or ISO-2 code) or city. HermΓ¨s publishes the same worldwide directory for every market, so locale selects the language names are returned in rather than which stores are listed. - **hermes_suggest** β€” HermΓ¨s search suggestions. Returns HermΓ¨s' own search-box autocomplete for a partial term: matching categories with the number of items behind each, and matching products. The category codes returned are the same codes hermes-category accepts, so a suggestion feeds straight into a category browse. An empty query is supported and returns HermΓ¨s' default suggestions rather than an error. - **hm_categories** β€” Browse H&M's storefront category navigation. Returns H&M's own storefront category navigation, department by department: every direct nav item and subcategory currently shown in the site's own menu, with its display name and storefront URL. Where this build has separately verified the value against hm-listing's own category_id parameter, that id is included too; category_id is omitted for entries not yet verified rather than guessed, since the visible category label is confirmed NOT a reliable way to derive H&M's real listing category ids for every category. department, when given, filters the result to one department. - **hm_listing** β€” Browse an H&M category's product listing. Returns one H&M category's product listing page: normalized products with pricing, images, colors, and per-size stock, sourced from H&M's own app-backend listing data. category_id is an H&M category slug (e.g. ladies_newarrivals_all, men_newarrivals_all, ladies_jeans) -- this build does not expose a category/nav-tree discovery endpoint, so category_id values are currently sourced from known H&M storefront paths rather than a lookup call. Pagination is page-based and real: requesting a page beyond the category's real last page returns a normal response with an empty products array rather than an error. - **hm_product** β€” Get an H&M product's full detail. Returns one H&M product's full detail: every purchasable color grouped with its own per-size price and live availability, plus an aggregate rating and real customer reviews (author label, date, body, rating, and any fit-feedback tags the reviewer left, such as "True to Size") when the product has any. This data is not available from hm-listing or hm-search, which only carry one representative price and a per-color stock count. product_id is the numeric id from a listing/search result's id field or its url field's productpage..html segment. An unrecognized product_id returns 404. - **hm_product_related** β€” Get an H&M product's related items. Returns every product-detail recommendation list H&M's own app shows for one product (which lists are present genuinely varies by product -- for example "more from series" and "style with" appear only when the product has one, while "alternatives" and "upsell" are more consistently present). An unrecognized product_id returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **hm_search** β€” Search H&M product listings by free-text keyword. Runs a free-text keyword search against H&M's own app-backend search data and returns normalized products with pricing, images, colors, and per-size stock, plus search-quality metadata (a spelling-correction suggestion, related searches, and a content-filter flag). Unlike category browsing, an obscure or nonsense keyword returns a genuine empty result (zero products) rather than a fallback set. Pagination is page-based and real: requesting a page beyond the real last page returns a normal response with an empty products array rather than an error. - **hm_search_suggestions** β€” Get H&M search-box suggestions. Returns H&M's own search-box typeahead suggestions, sourced from the same credential-free app-backend host as hm-listing/hm-search. When query is given, returns spelling-complete phrase suggestions and merchandised content results. When query is omitted or empty, instead returns trending searches and popular-search shortcuts (phrase/content suggestions are both empty in that mode). search_history is part of the real upstream response but confirmed NOT session-scoped -- it returned the identical list across separate cookie-free requests, so treat it as fixed default content rather than a real per-caller history. - **hm_stores** β€” Find nearby H&M physical stores. Returns H&M physical retail store locations near a point: name, phone, full address, and coordinates. Either search, or both lat and lng, is required. search is a free-text zip code or place name that is first resolved to coordinates; if it does not resolve to any location, a well-formed empty result is returned rather than an error. lat and lng, when given directly, skip that resolution step. radius_meters is optional (1000 to 50000, defaults to 10000). A location with no stores within the radius returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **homedepot_categories** β€” Home Depot department taxonomy. Returns Home Depot's top-level department taxonomy (name, path, url) from the homepage's own "All Departments" navigation. Each department's path is directly usable as GET /homedepot/category's path parameter. - **homedepot_category** β€” Browse a Home Depot category or brand page. Returns one page of a Home Depot category or brand browse page's product grid: normalized products with title, image, model, current/original price, and rating/review count, plus the category's total result count and the refinement facets the page offers. path is the segment of a /b/ URL after "/b/", e.g. "Tools-Power-Tools-Drills-Impact-Drivers/N-5yc1vZc29x"; a full https://www.homedepot.com/b/... URL or a "/b/..." path is also accepted. sort selects the result ordering and is one of best_match, top_sellers, top_rated, price_low_to_high, price_high_to_low, most_popular, delivery_date; omit it to keep the site's default ordering. page is a 1-indexed page number (default 1, maximum 42), 24 products per page. Each returned facet's path is directly usable as this endpoint's own path parameter to drill down. An unrecognized or blocked path returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **homedepot_product** β€” Home Depot product detail. Returns one Home Depot product's full detail: name, description, brand, model, store SKU, GTIN, price, images, aggregate rating and review count, and the featured customer reviews embedded on the product page. id is the numeric product/internet id (the trailing number of a /p/{slug}/{id} URL). The product page does not distinguish an unknown id from a known one in a consistent way, so an unrecognized id may return an upstream error rather than a not-found. - **homedepot_product_questions** β€” Home Depot product questions and answers. Returns the first page (8 questions) of a Home Depot product's customer questions and answers, plus the product's total Q&A count. id is the numeric product/internet id. A product with no Q&A returns a genuine zero-result response rather than an error. - **homedepot_search** β€” Home Depot keyword search. Returns one page (up to 24 products) of a Home Depot keyword search's product listing: normalized products with title, image, model, current/original price, and rating/review count, plus the search's total result count. q is free-text search keywords, e.g. "impact driver". page is a 1-indexed page number (default 1). An unrecognized/blocked query returns an upstream error rather than an empty result. - **homedepot_suggest** β€” Home Depot search suggestions. Returns Home Depot's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query, in the site's own ranking order. term is the partial search text, e.g. "drill". Each suggestion's term is directly usable as GET /homedepot/search's q parameter. A term that matches nothing returns an empty suggestion list rather than an error. - **hotels_autocomplete** β€” Get Hotels.com destination suggestions. Returns anonymous Hotels.com search-box suggestions for a partial destination or property name. Availability and prices are not included. - **hotels_offers** β€” Get Hotels.com room offers. Returns the public room/unit offer summaries shown for one Hotels.com property and date range, including room labels and non-transactional offer messages. Booking, checkout, payment, and reservation tokens are never returned. property_id is the numeric global property id from a Search response. - **hotels_property** β€” Get Hotels.com property details. Returns public static metadata from one canonical Hotels.com property page, including name, address, rating, images, and amenities. Date-bound availability, prices, booking, and review content are excluded. - **hotels_rates** β€” Get Hotels.com rates for one property. Returns one Hotels.com property's date-bound rates and availability: the same normalized property card Search returns, with the live per-night and per-stay prices Hotels.com shows for the requested dates. property_id is the numeric global property id from a Search response's properties[].id; it is distinct from the legacy /ho/ URL id. - **hotels_reviews** β€” Get Hotels.com guest reviews. Returns one Hotels.com property's review overview: the overall rating (0-10) with its descriptive label, the per-category sub-ratings (cleanliness, service, amenities, and so on), and a bounded set of highlighted guest reviews with reviewer, date, rating label, text, and verified-stay flag. property_id is the numeric global property id from a Search response's properties[].id. This mirrors the property page's Guest reviews section; the full paginated review archive is not exposed. - **hotels_reviews_archive** β€” List Hotels.com guest reviews. Returns one page of public guest reviews for a Hotels.com property, including reviewer, date, traveler type, rating label, title, and message. Use page and page_size to walk the archive; the response reports whether another page is available. property_id is the numeric global property id from a Search response's properties[].id. Booking, account, and private review data are not included. - **hotels_search** β€” Search Hotels.com hotels. Returns a page of date-bound Hotels.com hotel search results for either a free-text destination or a numeric Hotels.com region_id: normalized property cards with per-night and per-stay prices, review score and count, location, thumbnail, amenities, and promotional badges. Provide exactly one of query or region_id; region_id skips destination typeahead resolution. Prices are the live rates Hotels.com shows for the requested check-in and check-out dates. - **ikea_availability** β€” Get an IKEA item's real-time stock availability. Returns one IKEA item's real-time home-delivery and click-and-collect stock signal for the requested country. item_no is IKEA's own item number. - **ikea_categories** β€” Discover IKEA category keys. Returns a page of IKEA's full category taxonomy, sourced from IKEA's own site navigation data: every top-level department and nested subcategory, with the key each one uses as ikea_category's own category input. key is IKEA's own category key (numeric, e.g. 20649, or a short alphanumeric department code, e.g. st001). parent_key is the immediate parent category's own key (empty for a top-level department); level is depth in the taxonomy tree, starting at 1. q optionally filters by a case-insensitive substring of name. - **ikea_category** β€” Browse an IKEA category. Returns one page of an IKEA category's product listing, with real offset/size pagination and sort. category is IKEA's own category key (e.g. 20649), taken from a category URL's trailing -{key}/ segment, a product's own category_path field, or GET /ikea/categories, which discovers every valid category value. - **ikea_product** β€” Get an IKEA product's detail. Returns one IKEA item's full normalized detail: name, price, rating, every product image, quick facts, and category breadcrumb path. item_no is IKEA's own item number (8 digits, optionally prefixed with "s" for a combination/set article), taken from a search result's item_no field or an ikea.com product page's own URL. - **ikea_reviews** β€” Get an IKEA item's highlighted customer reviews. Returns one IKEA item's own highlighted customer reviews (title, rating, text, author) plus its aggregate rating, sourced from the product page's own curated reviews carousel. This is a small, representative set of reviews (a handful per item), not the full paginated review list. - **ikea_search** β€” Search IKEA products. Searches IKEA products and returns normalized name, price, rating, images, colors, and variant data. q is a free-text query; an IKEA item number also resolves as its own single result. country and language select IKEA's per-country site (default us/en). A zero total with an empty products list is a valid no-results response. - **ikea_store** β€” Get an IKEA store's detail. Returns one IKEA physical location's full detail: address, geo coordinates, opening hours, and price range. slug is IKEA's own store URL slug, taken from an ikea_stores result's own slug field. Geo, hours, and price range are only present for full/small stores; order points and pick-up-only points return address only. - **ikea_stores** β€” List IKEA physical store locations. Returns IKEA's own directory of physical locations for the requested country: name, URL slug, region grouping, and location type (Store, Small store, Plan & order point with pick-up, etc). Each slug is usable directly as ikea_store's own slug input. - **ikea_suggest** β€” Get IKEA search-box typeahead suggestions. Returns IKEA's own search-box typeahead result for a partial or full query: suggested query completions with their own match counts, plus a small number of top matching products. A query with no matches returns a clean empty response. - **imdb_charts** β€” IMDb title charts. Returns normalized rows from public IMDb title charts. Chart values: `top_rated_movies`, `top_rated_tv_shows`, `most_popular_movies`, `most_popular_tv_shows`, `top_rated_english_movies`, `lowest_rated_movies`. - **imdb_image_types** β€” IMDb image types. Lists every value the `type` parameter of the IMDb image endpoints accepts: `behind_the_scenes`, `event`, `poster`, `product`, `production_art`, `publicity`, `still_frame`, `unknown`. Each row carries a display label and a short description. - **imdb_name** β€” IMDb name detail. Returns normalized public IMDb person metadata and known-for rows. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_name_awards** β€” IMDb name awards. Returns normalized public IMDb award rows for a person. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_name_credits** β€” IMDb name credits. Returns normalized public IMDb filmography sections for a person. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_name_images** β€” IMDb name images. Returns image metadata from a person's media index, including the original image URL, dimensions, caption and credited people. Filter by image type with `type`, which accepts a single value or a comma-separated list of: `behind_the_scenes`, `event`, `poster`, `product`, `production_art`, `publicity`, `still_frame`, `unknown`. Omit `type` to return every type. Limit defaults to 50 and clamps to 1000. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_name_videos** β€” IMDb name video metadata. Returns public person video metadata and thumbnail URLs only; playback URLs and media manifests are never returned. IMDb caps the upstream slice at 100 and provides no usable continuation cursor, so `total` can exceed returned rows and `has_more` reports that condition. Limit defaults to 50 and clamps to 100. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_search** β€” IMDb title search. Returns normalized IMDb title search rows from credential-free public IMDb pages. Limit defaults to 10 and clamps to 20. - **imdb_search_title** β€” IMDb advanced title search. Returns normalized IMDb advanced title-search results (imdb.com/search/title/) from a credential-free public IMDb page. At least one filter is required; sort/limit alone are not enough. Limit defaults to 25 and clamps to 50; only IMDb's first rendered page of results is returned (see `total`/`has_more`), there is no deeper cursor pagination. Genre/company/certificate/country/language/keyword/characters/role are include-only lists; there is no exclude support. Unsupported: genre exclude, three curated `groups` values (best-picture-nominee, best-director-nominee, national-film-registry), and the non-plot "page topic" search fields. - **imdb_title** β€” IMDb title detail. Returns normalized IMDb title metadata from a credential-free public IMDb title page. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_awards** β€” IMDb title awards. Returns normalized public IMDb award rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_box_office** β€” IMDb title box office summary. Returns a title's public box-office summary: lifetime gross by market (domestic, international, worldwide), the domestic opening weekend, and the production budget. IMDb reports each figure independently, so a real title with no box office data (most TV series, many non-theatrical titles) returns `has_box_office: false` with every figure omitted rather than an error. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_company_credits** β€” IMDb title company credits. Returns normalized public IMDb company-credit sections for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_connections** β€” IMDb title connections. Returns a bounded slice of a title's public connections: other titles it references or is referenced by, such as remakes, spin-offs, "featured in" clips, and "edited into" compilations. `category` is upstream-supplied free text, not a closed enum. IMDb's connections list can run to hundreds or thousands of rows, so `total` can exceed the returned rows and `has_more` reports that condition. Limit defaults to 50 and clamps to 250. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_credits** β€” IMDb title credits. Returns normalized public IMDb full cast and crew sections. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_episodes** β€” IMDb title episodes. Returns normalized public IMDb episode rows for a series title. Limit defaults to 10 and clamps to 20. Optional `season` filters the upstream episodes page. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_filming_locations** β€” IMDb title filming locations. Returns normalized public IMDb filming-location rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_goofs** β€” IMDb title goofs. Returns normalized public IMDb goof rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_images** β€” IMDb title images. Returns image metadata from a title's media index, including the original image URL, dimensions, caption and credited people. Filter by image type with `type`, which accepts a single value or a comma-separated list of: `behind_the_scenes`, `event`, `poster`, `product`, `production_art`, `publicity`, `still_frame`, `unknown`. Omit `type` to return every type. Limit defaults to 50 and clamps to 1000. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_keywords** β€” IMDb title keywords. Returns normalized public IMDb keyword rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_parental_guide** β€” IMDb title parental guide. Returns normalized public IMDb parental-guide categories and severity signals. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_public_facts_analysis** β€” IMDb title public facts analysis. Returns derived public-page summary metrics for IMDb trivia, goofs, quotes, keywords, filming locations, and company credits. This endpoint is not viewing advice. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. The six sections are gathered from six independent sources, so a section that cannot be fetched is omitted and named in `missing_sections` with `partial` set to `true`, rather than failing the whole response; an error is returned only when no section could be fetched. Callers that require a complete analysis should check `partial`. - **imdb_title_quotes** β€” IMDb title quotes. Returns normalized public IMDb quote rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_ratings** β€” IMDb title ratings breakdown. Returns IMDb's aggregate rating, vote count, ten rating buckets, and country rating summaries. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_release_info** β€” IMDb title release info. Returns normalized public IMDb release date rows and alternate titles. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_reviews** β€” IMDb title user reviews. Returns normalized public IMDb user review rows. Limit defaults to 10 and clamps to 20. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_similar** β€” IMDb similar titles. Returns normalized titles from IMDb's public More like this recommendations. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_technical_specs** β€” IMDb title technical specs. Returns normalized public IMDb technical specifications such as runtime, sound mix, color, and aspect ratio. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_trivia** β€” IMDb title trivia. Returns normalized public IMDb trivia rows for a title. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **imdb_title_videos** β€” IMDb title video metadata. Returns public title video metadata and thumbnail URLs only; playback URLs and media manifests are never returned. IMDb server-truncates this connection and exposes no usable continuation cursor, so `total` can exceed returned rows and `has_more` reports that condition. Limit defaults to 50 and clamps to 100. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **importyeti_company** β€” Get an ImportYeti company report. Returns a normalized ImportYeti company report: identity, headline US customs shipment-volume metrics (total shipments, average TEU, last shipment date, estimated shipping spend), its supplier list, and recent bill-of-lading shipment activity. Credential-free public data, rendered from the company report page through proxied browser renderers. - **importyeti_search** β€” Search ImportYeti companies and suppliers by name. Searches ImportYeti for companies and suppliers matching a name, returning each match's kind (company or supplier), slug, country, address, and headline shipment stats. A "company" result's slug chains into GET /importyeti/company. Credential-free public data, sourced from ImportYeti's own JSON search API (distinct from its human-facing /search results page, which does not render due to a client-side bug in ImportYeti's own app). - **indeed_job** β€” Indeed job detail. Returns one Indeed job posting by its job key (the `job_key` field returned by search). Primary transport is Indeed's own credential-free GraphQL API; falls back to the original web-page transport if that fails. - **indeed_locations_suggest** β€” Indeed location suggestions. Returns Indeed's own location-search autocomplete suggestions for a partial location string -- the same suggestions the app's search bar offers -- for building a valid `l` value for search. Credential-free GraphQL only; there is no page-based fallback for this endpoint. - **indeed_search** β€” Indeed job search. Searches Indeed job postings by keyword and location. Primary transport is Indeed's own credential-free GraphQL API; a page 1, unfiltered-by-date request uses it directly. Requesting page 2+ or the `fromage` filter (not yet expressible over the primary transport) uses the original web-page transport instead, with the same normalized response shape either way. `sort` enum: `relevance` (default), `date`. - **instacart_departments** β€” Get Instacart store department taxonomy. Returns a store's department/category taxonomy (Produce, Dairy & Eggs, Bakery, ...) two levels deep -- department and subcategory. Metadata only, does not return products. Public data sourced from Instacart's own storefront navigation. - **instacart_item** β€” Get Instacart product detail at a store. Returns a single product's detail at a specific Instacart store: name, size, brand, image, current pricing (with any sale/offer badge), availability, stock level, dietary labels, and nutrition facts. Public data sourced from Instacart's own storefront pages. - **instacart_search** β€” Search Instacart product terms at a store. Returns Instacart's own search-term autosuggestions for a keyword within one store -- the same suggestion list shown in the site's own search box dropdown. This is term-level (matching search phrases plus a representative thumbnail), not a paginated product-results list. Public data sourced from Instacart's own storefront search. - **instacart_search_nearby** β€” Search Instacart product terms near a postal code. Returns Instacart's own search-term autosuggestions for a keyword across every retailer serving a postal code at once, rather than one specific store. Public data sourced from Instacart's own cross-retailer search. - **instacart_stores** β€” Find Instacart stores near a postal code. Finds Instacart retailer storefronts (grocery stores, warehouse clubs, and other partner retailers) serving a US postal code, each with the identifiers needed to look up its items and search suggestions. Public data sourced from Instacart's own store-discovery API. - **instacart_trending** β€” Get Instacart trending search terms near a postal code. Returns Instacart's own popular/trending search terms across every retailer serving a postal code -- the same blank-state suggestions shown before a user types anything into the search box. Public data sourced from Instacart's own cross-retailer search. - **instagram_post** β€” Retrieve a specific Instagram post by user ID and post ID. Returns the media details of a specific post from an Instagram user. - **instagram_profile** β€” Retrieve an Instagram user profile by username. Returns public profile details for a specified Instagram username. - **instagram_reels** β€” Retrieve Instagram Reels for a user. Returns a feed of Instagram Reels for the specified user ID. Supports pagination via `max_id`. - **jcrew_categories** β€” List J.Crew or J.Crew Factory categories. Lists every category and subcategory from the storefront's own header navigation, flattened into department/section/category triples -- resolves the category-discovery gap jcrew-category's own category parameter otherwise leaves as "find one from a storefront URL". Each entry's category value is exactly what jcrew-category's own category parameter accepts. Filter to one department with department (e.g. women, men); omit for every department. Departments vary slightly by site (jcrew.com has an extra "home" department factory.jcrew.com doesn't) -- see the response's own departments field for the live list. - **jcrew_category** β€” Browse a J.Crew or J.Crew Factory category. Returns one page (up to 60 products) of a category/browse listing for a category path. category is the slash-separated path segment after the storefront's own /plp/ (e.g. womens/categories/clothing/sweaters) -- use jcrew-categories to discover every valid value instead of guessing from storefront URLs. site selects the storefront (default jcrew). page selects the SFCC-native page (default 1); result_count reports the upstream's true total regardless of page size. A hub-level (non-leaf) category path returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **jcrew_product** β€” Get a J.Crew or J.Crew Factory product. Returns full product detail for one style: name, brand, description, category, list price, aggregate rating, every purchasable color, and every color+size combination as a separate priced/stocked SKU. pid is a style id (e.g. CX415), as returned by jcrew-search's products[].id field. site must match the storefront the pid belongs to (default jcrew). A single call covers every color and size of the style -- no per-color lookup needed. - **jcrew_product_reviews** β€” Get reviews for a J.Crew or J.Crew Factory product. Returns one page of a product's customer reviews (author, location, date, rating, headline, body, and verified-purchase flag), plus the product's overall rating summary (average rating, rating count, per-star histogram, and recommended ratio). pid is a style id (e.g. CX415), as returned by jcrew-search's products[].id field. site must match the storefront the pid belongs to (default jcrew). A product with no reviews yet, or a well-formed but unrecognized pid, returns a well-formed empty result, not an error. - **jcrew_search** β€” Search J.Crew or J.Crew Factory products. Searches the product catalog for either storefront (select with site, default jcrew). Returns normalized product summaries with USD pricing, gender, and a description, plus the search index's own facets (gender, fabric, category, size, color, price range, and others) with live per-option counts. sort selects relevance (default), price_asc, or price_desc. filter narrows results by one or more facet name:value pairs (comma-separated, e.g. productGender:Men,styleFabric:Cashmere) taken from a prior response's own facets[].name/facets[].options[].value fields -- not curated against a fixed list, since the facet set is large and can change. This is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed keyword match: for an obscure alphanumeric keyword the upstream search index falls back to its own semantically-related results instead of an empty list, and there is no reliable field in the response to distinguish a true keyword match from that fallback. - **jcrew_size_chart** β€” Get the size chart for a J.Crew or J.Crew Factory product. Returns real body measurements per size (chest, waist, hip, sleeve, length, or a subset depending on the style/category), in both inches and centimeters. pid is a style id, as returned by jcrew-search's products[].id field. site must match the storefront the pid belongs to (default jcrew). A measurement value of 0 means that column doesn't apply to this style (e.g. hip on a top) -- the upstream itself doesn't distinguish that from a genuine zero, so this endpoint passes it through as-is. - **jcrew_stores** β€” Find J.Crew or J.Crew Factory store locations. Returns one storefront's full open-store directory (address, phone, coordinates, services, weekly hours). site selects the storefront and accepts jcrew or factory; defaults to jcrew. Give lat and lng together to sort by distance from that point (each store's distance_miles is then populated); omit both for the upstream's own order. - **jcrew_suggest** β€” Get J.Crew or J.Crew Factory search-box suggestions. Returns the storefront's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query -- a flat list of suggested search phrases, each with its own live total result count on the search index. Select the storefront with site (default jcrew). Not product data. - **jimmy_johns_menu** β€” Get one Jimmy John's restaurant's full menu. Returns one Jimmy John's restaurant's full menu as a category tree: every category and its products, with name, description, calorie range, base cost and image. restaurant_id comes from GET /jimmy-johns/nearby. Many sandwiches price entirely through a size selection rather than a base cost, so cost is commonly 0 for those items -- see GET /jimmy-johns/modifiers for the real per-size price. - **jimmy_johns_modifiers** β€” Get one Jimmy John's menu product's customization options. Returns one menu product's full customization tree: size, bread, and per-ingredient choices (extra/regular/light/none), each with its real price and calorie delta. Groups nest -- picking a size choice can reveal a bread group, which can reveal one group per ingredient -- so a size step, a bread step, and every "Customize Sandwich" ingredient all live in one recursive tree. product_id comes from GET /jimmy-johns/menu. - **jimmy_johns_nearby** β€” Find Jimmy John's restaurants near a coordinate. Returns Jimmy John's restaurants within a radius of a coordinate, nearest first, using Jimmy John's own Olo-backed ordering API (a separate host from the locator this family's sitemap and store endpoints read). Each result carries restaurant_id -- pass it to GET /jimmy-johns/menu for that restaurant's full menu. The upstream's own radius parameter does not narrow its result set, so distance filtering and sorting happen here. - **jimmy_johns_sitemap** β€” Browse Jimmy John's store-URL index. Returns one page of Jimmy John's sitemap-declared store index -- 9,700+ URLs at time of writing. Jimmy John's publishes three page variants per store (sandwiches, delivery, catering) and all three appear in the sitemap, so each entry carries a kind and the store number they share; filter with the kind parameter to enumerate one variant per restaurant. `sandwiches` is the canonical variant. A page past the end returns an empty list rather than an error, so a caller can walk to exhaustion. - **jimmy_johns_store** β€” Get one Jimmy John's store's detail. Returns one Jimmy John's store: name, postal address, phone, coordinates, cuisine description and the published week of opening hours. Store paths come from GET /jimmy-johns/sitemap. Note Jimmy John's main site is behind a bot challenge that serves a page with HTTP 200, so this family reads the separate locator subdomain instead. For menu data, see GET /jimmy-johns/nearby and GET /jimmy-johns/menu, which read a separate ordering API. - **jobs_ashby_board** β€” List an organization's Ashby job board. Lists an organization's public Ashby board postings with inline detail (description, compensation when include_compensation=true). The org is the Ashby slug from its careers URL. An unknown org returns an empty board (Ashby does not 404). Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_company_search** β€” Find which ATS a company uses by slug. Probes Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Recruitee, Rippling, Teamtailor, and Pinpoint in parallel for a slug and reports the providers where it resolves to a non-empty board (with the open-role count and board URL). Workday is excluded (its board needs tenant + datacenter + site). Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_eightfold_board** β€” List an Eightfold tenant's job board. Lists a company's public Eightfold AI job board, paged via limit/offset. tenant is the {tenant}.eightfold.ai subdomain from the careers URL; domain is the hiring organization's own domain (e.g. microsoft.com), also visible on the tenant's careers page. Tries the newer PCSX search first, falling back to the legacy SmartApply generation when PCSX is not enabled for the tenant. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_eightfold_job** β€” Get a single Eightfold position. Returns a single Eightfold position with its full HTML/text description. id is the position id from a board listing; tenant/domain as in the board endpoint. Tries the newer PCSX detail first, falling back to the legacy SmartApply detail generation. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_gem_board** β€” List a company's Gem job board. Lists a company's public Gem (gem.com) board postings with inline detail (full HTML description, and compensation when the company publishes a pay range). The company is the Gem vanity URL slug from its careers URL. Credential-free public GraphQL. - **jobs_greenhouse_board** β€” List a company's Greenhouse job board. Lists a company's public Greenhouse board postings, normalized to the shared Job shape. Set content=true to include each job's full HTML description in one call. The token is the company's Greenhouse board slug from its careers URL. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_greenhouse_job** β€” Get a single Greenhouse job. Returns a single Greenhouse job with its full HTML/text description, department, and offices. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_hiring_signals** β€” Aggregate hiring signals for a company's board. Aggregates a company's ATS board into a hiring snapshot: total open roles, breakdowns by department/location/title, remote share, and how many roles are new in the last 7/30 days β€” a leading indicator of company growth. Supply provider plus that provider's slug params (token / company / org / tenant+datacenter+site / domain). Breakdowns are computed over the fetched postings. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_icims_board** β€” List an iCIMS tenant's job board. Lists a company's public iCIMS job board (served through the tenant's white-labeled careers domain, e.g. careers.costco.com β€” not the bare {company}.icims.com subdomain, which is an OAuth-gated employee portal), paged via page/limit, with the full description inline per job. domain is the tenant's careers domain from its careers URL. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_icims_job** β€” Get a single iCIMS job. Returns a single iCIMS job with its full HTML/text description, department, and benefits. id is the req_id/slug from a board listing; lang defaults to en-us. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_lever_posting** β€” Get a single Lever posting. Returns a single Lever posting with its full HTML/text description. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_lever_postings** β€” List a company's Lever postings. Lists a company's public Lever postings (detail is inline), optionally filtered by department, location, or remote. The company is the Lever slug from its careers URL. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_oracle_board** β€” List an Oracle Recruiting (ORC) tenant's job board. Lists an Oracle Recruiting Cloud tenant's public requisitions, paged via limit/offset. host and site both come from the careers URL https://{host}/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/{site}/ (host must be an *.oraclecloud.com hostname; site looks like CX_1). The listing carries a short description; use the single-job endpoint for full detail. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_oracle_job** β€” Get a single Oracle Recruiting (ORC) requisition. Returns a single Oracle Recruiting requisition with its full HTML/text description (description, responsibilities, qualifications). id is the requisition Id from a board listing; host/site as in the board endpoint. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_personio_feed** β€” List a company's Personio job board. Lists a company's public Personio board feed (XML), normalized to the shared Job shape with detail inline, optionally filtered by department, location, or remote. The company is the Personio subdomain from its careers URL https://{company}.jobs.personio.de/. Credential-free public ATS feed. - **jobs_phenom_board** β€” Search a Phenom People tenant's job board. Searches a company's public Phenom People career site (a white-labeled domain such as careers.whataburger.com or jobs.cvshealth.com β€” Phenom serves the search-results page as server-rendered HTML with the job data embedded inline, not a JSON API, but this is still credential-free public data with no auth, cookie, or session required). domain is the tenant's careers domain from its careers URL. Paged via offset/limit; limit is a best-effort page-size hint some tenants ignore, so count always reflects what actually came back. - **jobs_phenom_job** β€” Get a single Phenom People job. Returns a single Phenom People job with its full HTML/text description, category, and apply URL. domain is the tenant's careers domain (as in the board endpoint); id is the jobId/reqId from a board listing (e.g. JR10002958). - **jobs_pinpoint_board** β€” List a tenant's Pinpoint job board. Lists a tenant's public Pinpoint (pinpointhq.com) board postings with inline detail (full HTML description, key responsibilities, skills, and benefits, plus structured compensation when the tenant publishes a pay range). The company is the tenant subdomain from its careers URL https://{company}.pinpointhq.com/. Credential-free public JSON. - **jobs_recruitee_offer** β€” Get a single Recruitee offer. Returns a single Recruitee offer with its full HTML/text description and structured compensation when the board exposes it. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_recruitee_offers** β€” List a company's Recruitee offers. Lists a company's public Recruitee offers (detail is inline), optionally filtered by department, location, or remote. The company is the Recruitee subdomain from its careers URL https://{company}.recruitee.com/. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_rippling_board** β€” List a company's Rippling job board. Lists a company's public Rippling board postings (thin listing β€” title, department, work location). The company is the Rippling board slug from its careers URL https://ats.rippling.com/{company}/jobs. Detail (full description, employment type) is fetched per job via the single-job endpoint. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_rippling_job** β€” Get a single Rippling job. Returns a single Rippling job with its full HTML/text description, employment type, and work locations. The id is the job uuid from a listing. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_smartrecruiters_posting** β€” Get a single SmartRecruiters posting. Returns a single SmartRecruiters posting with its jobAd description. Recruiter personal data is intentionally omitted. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_smartrecruiters_postings** β€” List a company's SmartRecruiters postings. Lists a company's public SmartRecruiters postings, paged via limit/offset. The company is the SmartRecruiters identifier from its careers URL. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_teamtailor_jobs** β€” List a company's Teamtailor job board. Lists a company's public Teamtailor board feed (JSON Feed), normalized to the shared Job shape with detail inline, optionally filtered by department, location, or remote. The company is the Teamtailor subdomain from its careers URL https://{company}.teamtailor.com/. Credential-free public ATS feed. - **jobs_ukg_board** β€” List a UKG Pro Recruiting tenant's job board. Lists a UKG Pro Recruiting (formerly UltiPro) tenant's public opportunities, paged via limit/offset. tenant and board both come from the careers URL https://recruiting.ultipro.com/{tenant}/JobBoard/{board}. Each posting carries a brief description inline (UKG's full detail page is HTML, not JSON). Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_workable_posting** β€” Get a single Workable posting. Returns a single Workable posting with its full HTML/text description. The id is the posting shortcode from a listing. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_workable_postings** β€” List a company's Workable postings. Lists a company's public Workable postings, normalized to the shared Job shape, optionally filtered by department, location, or remote. The company is the Workable account slug from its careers URL https://apply.workable.com/{company}/. Detail (full description) is fetched per job via the single-posting endpoint. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_workday_board** β€” List a Workday tenant's job board. Lists a company's public Workday (CXS) postings, paged via limit/offset. tenant, datacenter (wd1/wd3/wd5/...), and site all come from the careers URL https://{tenant}.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/{site}. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **jobs_workday_job** β€” Get a single Workday job. Returns a single Workday posting's full detail (description, location, req id). path is the externalPath from a board listing. tenant/datacenter/site as in the board endpoint. Credential-free public ATS JSON. - **justeat_restaurant** β€” Get one Just Eat restaurant's detail. Returns one Just Eat restaurant's detail by unique_name: name, address, primary cuisine, rating, and whether it currently accepts orders. - **justeat_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Just Eat restaurant's menu with prices. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories. Every item carries a name, description, image, price, and calorie/energy text when the upstream provides it. Items with customization options (e.g. "Dip 1/2") carry a modifier_groups list with each option's own price. Non-restaurant stores (groceries, alcohol, pharmacy, electronics, and similar) return every item under a single "All items" category rather than the site's own finer-grained grouping. - **justeat_search** β€” Search Just Eat restaurants near a UK postcode. Returns Just Eat's full restaurant listing for a UK postcode -- every restaurant the site's own area page carries, ordered as Just Eat's default "best match" sort presents them (or by sort_by, if set), not a curated subset. Each restaurant carries its unique_name (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, image, rating, delivery time window, and open-now status. A postcode with no coverage returns an empty list rather than an error. - **justeat_search_filters** β€” Get Just Eat's live filter slug catalog for a UK postcode. Returns the exact filter slugs Just Eat's own area page currently offers for a UK postcode -- star-rating thresholds, boolean toggles (open_now, new, free_delivery, halal, vegan, ...), cuisine tiles (pizza, chinese, italian, ...), and non-restaurant top-nav verticals (groceries, alcohol, pharmacy, electronics, flowers, gifts, and more) alike -- each with the live count of restaurants it currently narrows this postcode's listing to. Every filter value is the literal string /justeat/search's repeatable filter parameter accepts. The slug set is genuinely postcode-dependent: a rural postcode's own area page offers fewer cuisine tiles than central London's, because Just Eat's own frontend never advertises a filter with zero local coverage -- call this endpoint again for a different postcode rather than assume one location's slug set applies everywhere. - **justwatch_age_certifications** β€” Get JustWatch age certifications. Returns JustWatch age certification technical names for a country. - **justwatch_discover** β€” Discover JustWatch titles. Returns popular movies and shows filtered by optional genre short names, provider short names, production countries, monetization types, and release year bounds. Combine `providers` with `production_countries` to build charts such as most popular Korean or Japanese titles on a given service. Type accepts only `all`, `movie`, or `show`; monetization_types accepts only `FLATRATE`, `FREE`, `ADS`, `RENT`, or `BUY`. - **justwatch_episode_by_id** β€” Get JustWatch episode by raw id. Looks up an episode by raw JustWatch GraphQL id such as `tse5550494` and returns normalized metadata and offers. - **justwatch_episode_offers** β€” Get JustWatch episode offers. Returns normalized offers for a raw JustWatch episode id across one to five comma-separated country codes. - **justwatch_genre_titles** β€” Get JustWatch genre titles. Returns popular titles for one JustWatch genre short name such as `act`. Type accepts only `all`, `movie`, or `show`. - **justwatch_genres** β€” Get JustWatch genres. Returns JustWatch genre short names and localized translations. - **justwatch_monetization_titles** β€” Get JustWatch monetization titles. Returns popular titles for one monetization type. monetization_type accepts only `FLATRATE`, `FREE`, `ADS`, `RENT`, or `BUY`; type accepts only `all`, `movie`, or `show`. - **justwatch_new** β€” Get new JustWatch titles. Returns newly available movies and shows from the public JustWatch website GraphQL endpoint. Type accepts only `all`, `movie`, or `show`; limit defaults to 20 and clamps to 50. - **justwatch_popular** β€” Get popular JustWatch titles. Returns popular movies and shows from the public JustWatch website GraphQL endpoint. Type accepts only `all`, `movie`, or `show`; limit defaults to 20 and clamps to 50. - **justwatch_provider_titles** β€” Get JustWatch provider titles. Returns popular movie/show titles available through a JustWatch provider short name such as `nfx`. - **justwatch_providers** β€” Get JustWatch providers. Returns the credential-free public JustWatch provider catalog for a country. - **justwatch_search** β€” Search JustWatch titles. Searches JustWatch titles using the public credential-free website GraphQL endpoint. Country must be a two-letter ISO code such as `US`; language must be a two-letter code such as `en`. - **justwatch_season_by_id** β€” Get JustWatch season by raw id. Looks up a season by raw JustWatch GraphQL id such as `tss297253`. - **justwatch_season_episodes** β€” Get JustWatch season episodes. Returns episodes and normalized episode offers for a raw JustWatch season id such as `tss297253`. - **justwatch_show_seasons** β€” Get JustWatch show seasons. Returns seasons for a raw JustWatch show id such as `ts287292`. - **justwatch_title** β€” Get JustWatch title details. Fetches a JustWatch title page and returns normalized metadata and current offers. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **justwatch_title_analysis** β€” Analyze JustWatch title availability. Fetches a JustWatch title page and summarizes provider availability, monetization buckets, formats, price ranges, and best rent/buy/free/subscription options. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **justwatch_title_by_id** β€” Get JustWatch title by raw id. Looks up a movie or show by raw JustWatch GraphQL id such as `tm92641` or `ts287292`. - **justwatch_title_media** β€” Get JustWatch title media. Returns normalized credits, clips, and backdrops for a raw JustWatch movie/show id such as `tm92641`. - **justwatch_title_offers** β€” Get JustWatch title offers. Returns normalized offers for a raw JustWatch movie/show id across one to five comma-separated country codes. - **justwatch_title_similar** β€” Get similar JustWatch titles. Returns similar titles for a raw JustWatch movie/show id such as `tm92641`. - **kalshi_event** β€” Kalshi event detail. Returns one normalized Kalshi event row and its normalized markets from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_event_history** β€” Kalshi event history. Returns normalized Kalshi candlesticks grouped by market for one event from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_event_metadata** β€” Kalshi event metadata. Returns media, market metadata, settlement sources, and optional competition context for one Kalshi event from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_events** β€” Kalshi events. Returns normalized Kalshi event rows from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_exchange_schedule** β€” Kalshi exchange schedule. Returns public exchange standard hours and maintenance windows from Kalshi market-data JSON. - **kalshi_exchange_status** β€” Kalshi exchange status. Returns public exchange and trading active flags from Kalshi market-data JSON. - **kalshi_historical_cutoff** β€” Kalshi historical data cutoff. Returns the cutoff timestamps Kalshi uses for historical market, order, and trade data migration. - **kalshi_historical_market** β€” Kalshi historical market detail. Returns one normalized settled Kalshi historical market row from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_historical_market_history** β€” Kalshi historical market history. Returns normalized Kalshi candlesticks for one settled historical market from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_historical_markets** β€” Kalshi historical markets. Returns normalized settled Kalshi historical market rows from credential-free public market-data JSON. `tickers`, `event_ticker`, and `series_ticker` are mutually exclusive. The `mve_filter` enum accepts `exclude`. - **kalshi_historical_trades** β€” Kalshi historical trades. Returns normalized older Kalshi trades from credential-free historical market-data JSON. - **kalshi_market** β€” Kalshi market detail. Returns one normalized Kalshi market row from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_market_history** β€” Kalshi market history. Returns normalized Kalshi candlesticks for one market from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_market_orderbook** β€” Kalshi market orderbook. Returns normalized yes/no bid levels for one Kalshi market ticker from public orderbook JSON. - **kalshi_markets** β€” Kalshi markets. Returns normalized Kalshi market rows from credential-free public market-data JSON. The `status` enum accepts `unopened`, `open`, `closed`, and `settled`. - **kalshi_markets_history** β€” Kalshi batch market history. Returns normalized Kalshi candlesticks for up to 25 market tickers from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_markets_orderbooks** β€” Kalshi batch market orderbooks. Returns normalized yes/no bid levels for up to 25 Kalshi market tickers from public orderbook JSON. - **kalshi_multivariate_events** β€” Kalshi multivariate events. Returns normalized Kalshi multivariate event rows from credential-free public market-data JSON. Kalshi's regular events endpoint excludes these MVE rows. - **kalshi_series** β€” Kalshi series. Returns normalized Kalshi series rows from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_series_detail** β€” Kalshi series detail. Returns one normalized Kalshi series row from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kalshi_trades** β€” Kalshi trades. Returns normalized recent Kalshi market trades from credential-free public market-data JSON. - **kfc_delivery_estimate** β€” Check KFC delivery serviceability and estimated fee for one store and address. Checks whether a KFC restaurant's delivery integration can deliver to a given address and, when it can, the estimated delivery fee (broken down by fee line item) and pickup/dropoff time. This reads the same checkout-time estimate KFC's own site calls -- it does not add an item to a cart or place an order, and takes no payment or account information. serviceable is true only when the upstream returned a real estimate; a false value with reason populated covers every other case seen live: the delivery provider not enabled at this store, the address being outside the delivery zone, or the delivery marketplace itself reporting the store temporarily inactive. order_subtotal materially affects the fee estimate (KFC's own fee schedules can vary by order size), so it is required rather than defaulted. pickup_at defaults to 30 minutes from now (an "order now" style estimate) when omitted. - **kfc_menu** β€” Get one KFC restaurant's full priced menu. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories (e.g. "Deals", "Combos", "Tenders"). Every entry is a product, a bundle (a combo or family meal), or a standalone priced variant -- type tells callers which -- and carries a price in USD cents plus a decimal dollar value, and an image when the upstream publishes one. Prices reflect this specific restaurant and order channel, not a national default. channel selects which order channel the menu is priced for (web ordering by default); prices can genuinely differ by channel (e.g. a delivery-marketplace channel vs. web). - **kfc_nearby** β€” Find KFC restaurants near a location. Returns KFC restaurants near a latitude/longitude, nearest first. A coordinate with no nearby KFC returns an empty list rather than an error. Each restaurant carries its store number, full address with coordinates, phone, whether it currently accepts online orders, its timezone, and its distance from the search point in miles. occasion restricts results to restaurants that offer a given order channel (e.g. only drive-thru locations). - **kfc_promotion** β€” Look up one KFC promotion by its redemption code or serialized code. Returns one promotion by its redemption code (the code a customer types in at checkout) or its serialized code (a unique per-print QR/serial code, e.g. from a printed coupon, that resolves to a shared redemption code and its promotion). Exactly one of code or serialized_code is required. A serialized-code lookup additionally returns that code's own usage metadata (redemption_code, times_used, code_status, group_status, effective_date, expiration_date) alongside the promotion. An unknown or expired code returns a 404 rather than a null success payload. - **kfc_promotions** β€” Get one KFC restaurant's current public promotions. Returns one restaurant's current public promotions -- current deals and offers KFC's storefront marks as public, with each promotion's id, internal and display name, description, and whether it applies automatically or requires a redemption code. A store with no active public promotions returns an empty list rather than an error. - **kfc_store** β€” Get one KFC restaurant by its store number. Returns one KFC restaurant's detail by its exact store number, from /kfc/stores or /kfc/nearby, including its recurring open hours per order channel (carryout, delivery, dine-in, drive-thru, catering carryout). A channel this restaurant does not offer at all is omitted from hours rather than reported as always-closed. - **kfc_stores** β€” Search KFC restaurants by city, state, postal code, name, franchise code, or store number. Returns KFC restaurants matching a city/state/postal code/name/franchise code/store number filter. At least one filter is required -- an unfiltered call would enumerate every US restaurant in one response, which this endpoint intentionally does not expose. Each restaurant carries its store number (the value /kfc/menu and /kfc/promotions take), full address with coordinates, phone, whether it currently accepts online orders, and its timezone. appear_in_store_results (default true) excludes internal/test records KFC's own storefront does not surface in customer-facing search -- confirmed live that a raw filter can otherwise return non-orderable administrative entries alongside real restaurants. - **kickstarter_comments** β€” Get a Kickstarter campaign's comments. Returns the first page of one Kickstarter campaign's comments feed (Kickstarter's own server-rendered initial batch, typically 40-60 comments; total_count reports the feed's real total). Each comment includes the author, whether the author is the creator (a reply), the posted timestamp, and the comment text. creator and slug are the two path segments of the project URL, e.g. lookingglass and musubi for kickstarter.com/projects/lookingglass/musubi. - **kickstarter_discover** β€” Browse or search Kickstarter's Discover surface. Returns one page of Kickstarter's own Discover results -- browse by category id and/or a free-text search term, sorted by magic/popularity/newest/end_date/most_funded, optionally filtered by campaign state and/or restricted to staff picks. Each result includes the campaign's funding snapshot (goal, pledged, percent funded, backers), category, location, creator, and cover photo. - **kickstarter_project** β€” Get a Kickstarter campaign's detail. Returns one Kickstarter campaign's detail: funding snapshot (goal, pledged, percent funded, backers, state, dates), category, creator, cover photo, story text, risks & challenges, update/comment/FAQ counts, and reward/pledge tiers. creator and slug are the two path segments of the project URL, e.g. lookingglass and musubi for kickstarter.com/projects/lookingglass/musubi. Reward tiers are best-effort -- see the endpoint's documentation for when they may be omitted. - **kickstarter_updates** β€” Get a Kickstarter campaign's updates feed. Returns one Kickstarter campaign's full updates feed: for each update, its number, title, author, whether the author is the creator, publish date, body text, and comment count. creator and slug are the two path segments of the project URL, e.g. lookingglass and musubi for kickstarter.com/projects/lookingglass/musubi. - **kohls_category** β€” Browse a Kohl's category or curated campaign page. Returns a Kohl's category or curated campaign page's product grid (page 1 only), with normalized products (title, image, colors, pricing, rating, availability) and facets for discovering further category values. category is Kohl's own catalog taxonomy string, e.g. "Room:Dorm" or "Department:Kitchen & Dining" -- combine multiple dimensions with a literal "+", percent-encoded as "%2B" so it survives as "+" rather than being decoded to a space (e.g. "Room%3ADorm%2BDepartment%3ABedding"). Every facets[].options[].category value in a response is a ready-to-use category string for a follow-up call, so a caller can discover the full taxonomy by starting from a known category (e.g. "Room:Dorm") and following facets. A category value Kohl's does not recognize returns a 404 rather than an unfiltered listing; a recognized dimension with no matching products returns a genuine zero-result response instead. - **kohls_product_reviews** β€” Browse a Kohl's product's customer reviews. Returns one page of a Kohl's product's normalized customer reviews (title, text, rating, secondary ratings such as quality/durability/value/style, reviewer name and location, submission date, and photo URLs). web_id is the same identifier a GET /kohls/category response's products[].web_id field carries. A web_id with zero reviews returns a genuine zero-result response rather than an error. - **kohls_stores** β€” Find nearby Kohl's store locations. Returns physical Kohl's store locations near a free-text location (city/state, zip code, or address): address, phone, weekly hours, distance, and store badges/services. A search with no results returns a genuine empty list rather than an error. - **kohls_suggest** β€” Kohl's search-box typeahead suggestions. Returns Kohl's own search-box typeahead result for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search phrases (no product data). A nonsense query returns a genuine, well-formed empty list rather than an error. - **kroger_categories** β€” Get Kroger's product-browse category taxonomy. Returns Kroger's full product-browse category taxonomy: every slug/category_id pair kroger-search and kroger-category accept, each with its department and full breadcrumb. This is how to discover valid slug/category_id values -- previously the only way was to already have one from a search response's facet group. Sourced from Kroger's own site navigation menu; covers every category a shopper can browse to from Kroger's site menu (321 at time of writing across 7 departments). Takes no parameters. - **kroger_category** β€” Browse a Kroger category. Browses a Kroger product category and returns normalized product cards plus facet groups, in the same shape as kroger-search. slug and category_id together identify the category (e.g. "pet" and "27" for kroger.com/pl/pet/27) -- call kroger-categories to discover every valid slug/category_id pair. Served from Kroger's own search JSON API using category_id as a taxonomy filter, with real upstream pagination; it falls back to parsing the rendered category page if that path is unavailable, and the source field reports which path answered. Facet filters and sort apply to the JSON path only: when any of them is set, a JSON-path failure returns an error rather than silently falling back to unfiltered results. - **kroger_coupons** β€” Get Kroger digital coupons. Returns a page of Kroger's public digital coupons: savings value, requirement text and quantity, brand, categories, redemption modalities, promotional tags, image, and start/end/expiry dates. Optionally narrow to one product (upc) or brand. This is the anonymous public coupon catalog -- per-account clipping state is not returned. - **kroger_product** β€” Get a Kroger product. Returns normalized product detail for one Kroger item: title, description, image, brand, category trail, price/availability, and rating, sourced from the product page's own schema.org structured data. - **kroger_product_reviews** β€” Get a Kroger product's customer reviews. Returns one page of a Kroger product's customer reviews -- review text, star rating, recommendation flag, helpful-vote counts, and customer photo URLs -- alongside the product's full star histogram. Customer display names are deliberately not returned. - **kroger_products** β€” Get full Kroger product detail in bulk. Returns full normalized detail for up to 50 Kroger products in one call, from Kroger's own product API. Carries materially more than kroger-product: a nutrition-facts panel with ingredients, allergens and dietary flags; store-specific price and stock level; a full star-rating histogram; the merchandising hierarchy; and every image perspective. location_id scopes price and stock to one store. - **kroger_related_tags** β€” Get Kroger search-refinement tags. Returns the search-refinement chips Kroger shows above its own results for a query (e.g. "chips ahoy" returns "chewy", "chunky", "thins"). Each tag carries the full follow-on query it maps to, so results feed straight back into kroger-search. - **kroger_search** β€” Search Kroger products. Searches Kroger products by keyword and returns normalized product cards (price, unit price, brand, size, stock level) plus the facet groups Kroger offers for the query (brands, nutrition, savings, price range and more). Served from Kroger's own search JSON API with real upstream pagination; if that path is unavailable it falls back to parsing the rendered search page, and the source field reports which path answered. Facet filters and sort apply to the JSON path only: when any of them is set, a JSON-path failure returns an error rather than silently falling back to unfiltered results. - **kroger_store** β€” Get one Kroger store's detail. Returns one Kroger store's public detail: postal address, geographic coordinates, phone number, displayed opening hours (including any daily break hours), and whether it has a drive-thru. store_id is the same store/location id kroger-products and kroger-suggest accept. - **kroger_suggest** β€” Get Kroger search-box suggestions. Returns Kroger's own search-box suggestions for a (possibly empty) query, sourced directly from Kroger's public suggestions API rather than the rendered search page. An empty query returns Kroger's default "trending" shopping shortcuts instead of an error. location_id scopes results to one Kroger store and defaults to a confirmed-working store id when omitted. - **kyliecosmetics_collection_products** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics collection products. Returns normalized products from one Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **kyliecosmetics_collections** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics collections. Returns normalized collections from Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **kyliecosmetics_page** β€” Get a Kylie Cosmetics static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_pages** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_product** β€” Get a Kylie Cosmetics product. Returns normalized product detail for one Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **kyliecosmetics_product_recommendations** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_products** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics products. Returns normalized products from Kylie Cosmetics's (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **kyliecosmetics_search_suggest** β€” Get Kylie Cosmetics search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Kylie Cosmetics's (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_sitemap_urls** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Kylie Cosmetics's (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_sitemaps** β€” List Kylie Cosmetics sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Kylie Cosmetics's (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **kyliecosmetics_store** β€” Get Kylie Cosmetics store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Kylie Cosmetics (https://www.kyliecosmetics.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **latimes_article** β€” Get Los Angeles Times article content. Returns a Los Angeles Times article's public metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL, read from the page's NewsArticle structured data. - **latimes_headlines** β€” Get Los Angeles Times section headlines. Returns fresh headlines from a public Los Angeles Times section RSS feed: title, canonical URL, summary, author, publication time, and lead image. section defaults to main. - **latimes_sections** β€” List Los Angeles Times section feeds. Returns the complete set of section slugs accepted by latimes-headlines, each with its display name and public RSS feed URL. - **lazada_categories** β€” Get a Lazada country storefront's category directory. Returns one Lazada country storefront's public category directory from the server-rendered LazMall navigation menu. The response includes top-level groups, categories, and subcategory links; it does not include product listings. - **lazada_category_products** β€” Get a Lazada country storefront's product listing for one category. Returns one Lazada country storefront's product listing for one category, optionally filtered to one brand within it. Product cards include item ids, canonical product URLs, images, prices, ratings, and review counts, with pagination and sort. The category (and optional brand) value is the raw Lazada path slug, not a display name -- use the categories endpoint's own returned URLs to discover a category's slug. - **lazada_home** β€” Get a Lazada country storefront's homepage feed. Returns one Lazada country storefront's anonymous homepage feed: current flash-sale product cards, featured category links, and (where shown) an official-stores carousel. Product-detail and free-text catalog pages are not included because Lazada's stateless routes currently return an anti-bot challenge on every country domain. - **lazada_product** β€” Get a Lazada country storefront's product-detail page. Returns one Lazada country storefront's product-detail page: title, brand, full description, image gallery, category breadcrumb, and selectable variant properties. item_id (and, for a specific variant, sku_id) are the same ids the search, category-products, and home endpoints already return as item_id. Price is best-effort, read from the page's own display-tracking data rather than a dedicated pricing field; rating and review count are not available on this endpoint because Lazada fetches them client-side after the initial page load. - **lazada_search** β€” Search a Lazada country storefront's catalog by keyword. Returns one Lazada country storefront's free-text catalog search results: product cards with item ids, canonical product URLs, images, prices in the storefront's own currency, ratings, and review counts, with pagination and sort. Lazada's own search always substitutes generic or trending items rather than returning a genuinely empty result set, so an empty items list or a low total_results is not by itself a reliable "no matches" signal. - **leboncoin_listing** β€” Get a Leboncoin public listing. Returns normalized public metadata for one supplied Leboncoin ad URL. It excludes seller identity and contacts, precise location, payment, delivery, and account data. - **leboncoin_search** β€” Search Leboncoin public listings. Returns normalized public listing cards from one Leboncoin location page. This endpoint excludes contacts, seller profiles, accounts, and transaction data. - **letterboxd_film** β€” Get a Letterboxd film. Returns a normalized Letterboxd film: synopsis, director, cast, genres, countries, languages, runtime, and aggregate member rating. Credential-free public Letterboxd data (letterboxd.com), parsed from the film page's schema.org structured data. - **letterboxd_film_rating_histogram** β€” Get a Letterboxd film's rating distribution. Returns a film's full star-rating distribution (0.5 to 5.0 in half-star buckets) with counts and percentages. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_film_reviews** β€” Get a Letterboxd film's popular reviews. Returns a film's popular reviews (reviewer, rating, date, text, like/comment counts, spoiler flag). Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_film_similar** β€” Get films similar to a Letterboxd film. Returns films Letterboxd recommends as similar to the given film. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_member** β€” Get a Letterboxd member's public profile stats. Returns a member's public profile stats (films watched, lists, following/followers). No private data β€” everything is visible to a logged-out visitor. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_person** β€” Get a Letterboxd person's filmography. Returns a person's Letterboxd filmography for a credit role. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_popular** β€” Get a Letterboxd popularity-ranked film chart. Returns a popularity-ranked film chart, optionally scoped to a time window, genre, and/or decade. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **letterboxd_search** β€” Search Letterboxd. Searches Letterboxd films, people, lists, and tags. Credential-free public Letterboxd data. - **linkedin_company** β€” Get LinkedIn Company info by ID. Returns detailed company information by LinkedIn ID. - **linkedin_product** β€” Get LinkedIn Product info by ID. Returns detailed product information from LinkedIn by product ID. - **linkedin_product_categories** β€” Discover LinkedIn product categories. Returns the standardized product categories accepted by the products/search endpoint's category_id filter. With a keyword, returns matching categories from LinkedIn's own category search. Without one, returns every known category. - **linkedin_products_search** β€” Search the LinkedIn product directory. Returns one page of LinkedIn's public product directory search results, optionally scoped to a keyword and/or category. Keyword matching is on word prefixes. start is an upstream card offset advanced by the previous response's next_start; LinkedIn's guest search stops returning results at offset 1200. - **linkedin_showcase** β€” Get Linkedin Showcase Page Info. Returns detailed information about a LinkedIn showcase page by ID. - **lululemon_categories** β€” Browse lululemon's storefront category navigation. Returns lululemon's own storefront category navigation, flattened out of the site's shared header nav: every navigable category with its display name, breadcrumb path, and the exact category/cdp_hash pair lululemon-category's own parameters expect (read directly from the nav's own URL, not guessed from the display label). section, when given, filters the result to one top-level nav section. - **lululemon_category** β€” Browse a lululemon category's product listing. Returns one lululemon category's product listing page: normalized products with pricing, sale detection, sizes, colors, and style numbers, sourced from lululemon's own app-backend category data. category and cdp_hash are the two path segments of a lululemon category URL (https://shop.lululemon.com/c/{category}/{cdp_hash}), e.g. women-new-styles and n14f1wz6o10 -- both are also available from lululemon-categories's own category and cdp_hash fields. Pagination is page-based and real: requesting a page beyond the category's real last page returns a normal response with an empty products array rather than an error. An unrecognized category/cdp_hash pair returns 404. - **lululemon_outfit** β€” Get lululemon's outfit/style recommendations for a product color. Returns lululemon's own curated outfit/style recommendations for one product color: every complementary item in each styled look, plus the anchor product itself. unified_id and color_code are lululemon-product's own unified_id response field and a color's code field (from lululemon-product's colors[] or lululemon-category's style_numbers-paired colors[]) -- not lululemon-product's own product_id, which is a different id space. Recommended items' own id is a separate, third-party catalog id (not lululemon-product's product_id) -- use each item's url to reach its product page. An unrecognized unified_id/color_code pair returns 404. - **lululemon_product** β€” Get a lululemon product's full detail. Returns one lululemon product's full detail: every purchasable color/size SKU with its own price, sale status, and live availability, plus an aggregate rating and real customer reviews when the product has any -- none of which lululemon-category exposes (it only carries one representative color/price per product). product_id is the id from a lululemon-category result's id field or a lululemon product URL's trailing path segment (https://shop.lululemon.com/p/{slug}/{product_id}) -- the slug itself is not needed. An unrecognized product_id returns 404. - **lululemon_stores** β€” Browse lululemon's physical store directory. Returns lululemon's own complete physical store directory (480 US and 86 Canada locations as of this endpoint's own research), including regular weekly hours and in-store amenities. All filters are optional and applied locally after fetching the full directory -- there is no live geo-search API on a credential-free host for this platform. country and state are free-text equality filters against the values this directory actually carries (2-letter codes, e.g. US/CA, NY/CA), not an enforced enum. lat and lng (both required together) filter to stores within radius_miles (1 to 500, defaults to 50), sorted nearest-first. - **macys_product** β€” Get a Macy's product's full detail. Returns one Macy's product's full detail: name, brand, description, department/division, category breadcrumb, pricing (with sale detection), availability, images, aggregate rating, and every purchasable color variant with its own price. productId is a numeric id, taken from a Macy's product page's ?ID= query parameter. - **macys_product_reviews** β€” Get a Macy's product's customer reviews. Returns one page of a Macy's product's normalized customer reviews, plus a site-wide rating summary (rating count, average rating, recommended ratio, rating histogram) for the product. Sourced from a separate review platform Macy's own product pages embed, distinct from the product catalog itself. product_id is a numeric id, the same one used by GET /macys/product/{productId}. A product with zero reviews, or a well-formed but unrecognized product_id, returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **macys_suggest** β€” Get Macy's search-box suggestions. Returns Macy's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search phrases, no product data. A partial query with no real matches returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **manga_rankings** β€” Rank manga. Returns a filterable, sorted manga ranking. Credential-free public AniList data. Filter by format, genre, and status. - **manga_search** β€” Search manga. Searches manga by free-text query. Credential-free public manga data from AniList. Returns normalized entries: titles, scores, popularity, format, status, chapters, volumes, genres, and tags. - **manga_title** β€” Get a manga. Returns a normalized manga by AniList id: titles, MyAnimeList id, scores, popularity, favourites, format, status, chapters, volumes, genres, ranked tags, dates, description, and images. Pass mal=true to additionally enrich the response with the MyAnimeList community score (mal block: score on a 0-10 scale, plus scored-by count), scraped credential-free from the public MAL page. Credential-free public AniList data. - **manga_title_characters** β€” List a manga's characters. Returns a manga's cast (character name, native name, billed role, image, favourites), paginated. The AniList id space is shared between anime and manga but the two do not overlap, so an anime id here returns 404 -- use GET /anime/title/{id}/characters for those. Credential-free public AniList data. - **manga_title_recommendations** β€” List titles recommended alongside a manga. Returns the titles AniList users recommend alongside a manga, most-recommended first, each with its community rating and full title record. Recommendations can cross media types -- a manga's list may include anime -- so read each entry's own type rather than assuming manga. An anime id here returns 404 -- use GET /anime/title/{id}/recommendations for those. Credential-free public AniList data. - **manga_title_staff** β€” List a manga's staff credits. Returns the people credited on a manga -- author, artist, assistants, and per-language translation and lettering credits -- with each person's role, occupations and image, paginated. Manga roles carry detail anime credits do not: a long-running series records volume ranges per credit (e.g. "Story & Art (vols 1-41)", "Supervisor (vols 41- )"). An anime id here returns 404 -- use GET /anime/title/{id}/staff for those. Credential-free public AniList data. - **mcdonalds_categories** β€” List McDonald's menu categories. Returns one market's McDonald's menu categories -- 13 in the United States at time of writing, including breakfast, burgers, chicken-and-fish-sandwiches, mcnuggets-and-mccrispy-strips, snack-wrap, fries-sides, happy-meal, sweets-treats, mccafe-coffees, drinks, sauces-and-condiments and the two value menus; other markets publish their own, from 6 in Switzerland to 17 in Australia. Each entry's slug is the value GET /mcdonalds/menu takes. Slugs are not portable between markets, so pass the same country back. Eight markets publish a reachable menu, fewer than the ten the restaurant locator covers. - **mcdonalds_item** β€” Get one McDonald's item's nutrition. Returns one McDonald's item's published nutrition detail: the full per-serving nutrient list (calories, protein, carbohydrates, total and saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, fibre, sugars, vitamins and minerals -- 21 values for a Big Mac), each with a stable machine key, a unit and a percent-daily-value where McDonald's prints one; plus the item's marketing description, allergen statement, full ingredient statement and image. Item ids come from GET /mcdonalds/menu and are market-specific, so pass the same country back. Seven markets serve this endpoint, fewer than the eight publishing a menu -- Great Britain has a menu but no nutrition surface. Combo meals legitimately carry no nutrient list. Prices are not available on this surface. - **mcdonalds_item_list** β€” Get nutrition and allergen detail for a batch of McDonald's items. Returns the same published nutrition detail as GET /mcdonalds/item for up to 20 items in one call, plus the per-component ingredient and allergen breakdown that the single-item endpoint does not expose -- a composite item's overall allergen statement is the union of its parts' (a burger's bun, patty, cheese and condiment each carry their own ingredient statement and allergens), so this is the source to use when the full breakdown matters, not just the item-level summary. Item ids come from GET /mcdonalds/menu and are market-specific, so pass the same country back. The response echoes the requested ids so a caller can tell which ones McDonald's returned nothing for. - **mcdonalds_menu** β€” List one McDonald's menu category's items. Returns the items in one McDonald's menu category: each item's numeric id, name, product page URL and image. The item id is what GET /mcdonalds/item takes for full nutrition. Category slugs come from GET /mcdonalds/categories and must be paired with the country they came from -- both slugs and item ids are market-specific. Prices are not available; McDonald's does not publish them on this surface. A calorie label is included per item where the category page prints one, which is often blank. - **mcdonalds_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one McDonald's restaurant's priced menu. Returns one restaurant's full menu with real prices: item name, image and independently-priced eat-in, pickup and delivery listings, since a McDonald's restaurant genuinely sells a different catalog (and different prices) per channel -- delivery is typically marked up over eat-in/pickup, and some items are channel-exclusive. Where McDonald's publishes a curated substitute or add-on list for an item (a meal's drink upgrade, a dip-able item's sauce choices), each real alternative is included with its own eat-in/pickup price delta -- plain entree or side substitution is not covered, since McDonald's does not publish a curated candidate list for it. This is the only endpoint in this family that publishes prices; every other McDonald's endpoint's source never does. US restaurants only. The store id comes from GET /mcdonalds/restaurants' store_id field. - **mcdonalds_restaurants** β€” Find McDonald's restaurants near a location. Returns McDonald's restaurants near a latitude/longitude, in any of ten markets. Each restaurant carries its store id, name, street address, city, state, postal code, phone, coordinates, timezone, open status, today's dining and drive-thru hours, the full published week of hours, and McDonald's own amenity codes (for example DRIVETHRU, WIFI, MOBILEOFFERS, GIFTCARDS). A delivery deep link is included where McDonald's publishes one; note it points at a third-party delivery platform. A coordinate with no McDonald's nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. Set country to search outside the United States -- the locator covers more markets than the menu and item endpoints do, so a country valid here is not necessarily valid there. - **mercari_autocomplete** β€” Mercari search autocomplete. Returns Mercari's own search-suggestion list for a partial keyword, in the upstream's own relevance order. An empty suggestion list is a normal outcome for obscure or gibberish input. Credential-free public data sourced from Mercari's own mobile-app API using an anonymous, login-free session. - **mercari_home** β€” Get Mercari home feed. Returns Mercari's own curated home-feed recommendations: normalized listing summaries (title, price, thumbnail, condition, seller). Credential-free public data sourced from Mercari's own mobile-app API using an anonymous, login-free session. - **mercari_item** β€” Get Mercari item detail. Returns a normalized Mercari item-detail page: description, all photos, price, condition, category, hashtags, the shipping origin state, and a "similar items" carousel of related listings. Credential-free public data sourced from Mercari's own mobile-app API using an anonymous, login-free session. - **mercari_master** β€” Get Mercari full taxonomy (categories, brands, sizes). Returns Mercari's full reference taxonomy in one call: every category (with parent linkage), every recognized brand, and every clothing/shoe/apparel size. Large (tens of thousands of brand entries) and effectively static -- cache this response rather than polling it. Credential-free public data sourced from Mercari's own mobile-app API using an anonymous, login-free session. - **mercari_search** β€” Search Mercari listings. Searches Mercari's live resale marketplace by free-text keyword, returning normalized listing summaries (title, price, thumbnail, condition, seller) plus the total matching count. Credential-free public data sourced from Mercari's own mobile-app API using an anonymous, login-free session. - **meta_jobs_job** β€” Meta Jobs single posting. Returns one Meta Careers posting by its numeric job id (the `id` field returned by search or list). Parsed from metacareers.com's server-rendered job detail page. - **meta_jobs_list** β€” Meta Jobs catalog listing. Returns a page of Meta's own public job sitemap -- every open requisition's id, canonical URL, and last-modified timestamp, with no team/location/keyword filtering. Use this for full-catalog enumeration or change tracking via last_modified; use search when you need to filter by team, technology, location, employment type, or keyword. - **meta_jobs_search** β€” Meta Jobs search. Searches Meta's public careers site (metacareers.com) via its own anonymous jobsearch GraphQL endpoint, with the same team/technology/location/employment-type/keyword/remote/sort filters the live search page offers. All filters are optional and combine with AND semantics; an empty request returns Meta's entire open-requisition catalog in one response. `q` matches team, technology, location, or ref/req-code names -- it is NOT a free-text search over job titles or descriptions. `teams` enum (org teams + technologies, both use the same field): `Advertising Technology`, `AR/VR`, `Artificial Intelligence`, `Business Development & Partnerships`, `Communications & Public Policy`, `Creative`, `Data & Analytics`, `Data Center`, `Design & User Experience`, `Enterprise Engineering`, `Global Operations`, `Infrastructure`, `Internship - Business`, `Internship - Engineering, Tech & Design`, `Internship - PhD`, `Legal, Finance, Facilities & Admin`, `People & Recruiting`, `Product Management`, `Research`, `Sales & Marketing`, `Security`, `Software Engineering`, `Technical Program Management`, `University Grad - Business`, `University Grad - Engineering, Tech & Design`, `University Grad - PhD & Postdoc`, `Facebook`, `Messenger`, `Instagram`, `WhatsApp`, `Meta Quest`. `roles` enum: `Full time employment`, `Internship`, `Short term employment`. `results_per_page` enum: `all`, `five`, `ten`. - **metacritic_browse** β€” Browse Metacritic titles. Browse Metacritic titles by content type, optionally filtered by genre and ordered by Metascore, popularity, or release date. Returns paginated title cards with Metascore and user score. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_game** β€” Get a Metacritic game. Returns a normalized Metacritic game: Metascore (critic) and user score with sentiment and review counts, genres, per-platform scores, developer/publisher, rating, release date, and trailer. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_game_critic_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic game's critic reviews. Returns paginated professional/publication reviews for a game: publication, score, quote, author, platform, and source URL. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_game_user_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic game's user reviews. Returns paginated user reviews for a game: author, score (0-10), quote, date, platform, helpfulness, and spoiler flag. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_movie** β€” Get a Metacritic movie. Returns a normalized Metacritic movie: Metascore (critic) and user score with sentiment and review counts, genres, cast/crew, rating, runtime, release date, IMDb id, and trailer. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_movie_critic_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic movie's critic reviews. Returns paginated professional/publication reviews for a movie: publication, score, quote, author, and source URL. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_movie_user_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic movie's user reviews. Returns paginated user reviews for a movie: author, score (0-10), quote, date, helpfulness, and spoiler flag. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_tv** β€” Get a Metacritic TV show. Returns a normalized Metacritic TV show: Metascore (critic) and user score with sentiment and review counts, genres, networks, season count, rating, release date, IMDb id, and trailer. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_tv_critic_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic TV show's critic reviews. Returns paginated professional/publication reviews for a TV show: publication, score, quote, author, and source URL. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metacritic_tv_user_reviews** β€” List a Metacritic TV show's user reviews. Returns paginated user reviews for a TV show: author, score (0-10), quote, date, helpfulness, and spoiler flag. Credential-free public Metacritic data. - **metaculus_category_questions** β€” Metaculus category questions. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows from a credential-free public category feed page. Allowed category slugs: artificial-intelligence, computing-and-math, cryptocurrencies, economy-business, elections, environment-climate, geopolitics, health-pandemics, law, metaculus, natural-sciences, nuclear, politics, social-sciences, space, sports-entertainment, technology. - **metaculus_comments_feed** β€” Metaculus comments feed. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows for the questions referenced by the most recent public comments, in comment recency order. Derived from credential-free public Metaculus data; upstream comment bodies are not exposed. - **metaculus_project_questions** β€” Metaculus project questions. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows for one public project, filtered by its slug. A slug that does not exist returns 404. - **metaculus_question** β€” Metaculus question detail. Returns one normalized Metaculus question from credential-free public page data. - **metaculus_question_forecast_history** β€” Metaculus question forecast history. Returns public aggregation forecast history points for one Metaculus question from credential-free public page data. The `method` enum accepts `recency_weighted`, `unweighted`, and `single_aggregation`. - **metaculus_question_forecasts** β€” Metaculus question forecasts. Returns compact public latest forecast summaries by aggregation method for one Metaculus question. - **metaculus_question_metadata** β€” Metaculus question metadata. Returns public metadata for one Metaculus question, including option labels, option history, scaling metadata, resolution fields, and timing fields when present. - **metaculus_question_options** β€” Metaculus question options. Returns public multiple-choice option labels and latest option-level forecast values for one Metaculus question. The `method` enum accepts `recency_weighted`, `unweighted`, and `single_aggregation`. - **metaculus_questions** β€” Metaculus questions. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows from credential-free public page data. The endpoint fails closed on authenticated API responses or Cloudflare challenge pages. - **metaculus_top_comments** β€” Metaculus top comments feed. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows for the questions whose recent public comments collected the highest vote scores over roughly the last week. Derived from credential-free public Metaculus data; upstream comment bodies are not exposed. - **metaculus_tournament_questions** β€” Metaculus tournament questions. Returns normalized Metaculus question rows for one public tournament, filtered by its slug. A slug that does not exist returns 404. - **mlb_game** β€” Get an MLB game feed. Returns a compact MLB game feed with status, teams, score, innings, probable pitchers, decisions, and team box-score totals. - **mlb_game_boxscore** β€” Get an MLB player boxscore. Returns both teams' player batting, pitching, and fielding lines for a game. - **mlb_game_play_by_play** β€” Get MLB game play-by-play. Returns every at-bat and pitch/event record for an MLB game. - **mlb_league_stats** β€” Get ranked MLB league statistics. Returns ranked MLB season stat splits across both leagues. The group enum accepts `hitting`, `pitching`, and `fielding`. - **mlb_player** β€” Get an MLB player. Returns an MLB player's identity, biographical information, position, handedness, active status, and current team. - **mlb_player_stats** β€” Get MLB player season statistics. Returns one player's MLB season statistics. The group enum accepts `hitting`, `pitching`, and `fielding`. - **mlb_schedule** β€” Get the MLB schedule and scores. Returns MLB games, teams, scores, status, probable pitchers, venue, and series information for one date or date range, optionally filtered to a team. - **mlb_standings** β€” Get MLB standings. Returns American League and National League standings grouped by division. The type enum accepts `regularSeason`, `wildCard`, and `springTraining`. - **mlb_team_roster** β€” Get an MLB team roster. Returns a team's players, jersey numbers, positions, and roster status. The roster_type enum accepts `active`, `40Man`, and `fullSeason`. - **mlb_team_stats** β€” Get MLB team season statistics. Returns one team's season statistics. Group accepts `hitting`, `pitching`, and `fielding`. - **mlb_teams** β€” List MLB teams. Returns the 30 MLB clubs for a season with league, division, venue, and abbreviation metadata. - **mlb_transactions** β€” List MLB transactions. Lists signings, trades, options, assignments, injured-list moves, and other MLB transactions for a date range. - **modaoperandi_categories** β€” List Moda Operandi categories and facets. Returns the live category tree, designer, color, size, availability, and sort values discovered from Moda Operandi's public catalog. Returned category and designer slugs are valid for modaoperandi-search. - **modaoperandi_designers** β€” List Moda Operandi designers. Returns the live designer facet for one department. Every returned slug is valid for modaoperandi-search. - **modaoperandi_product** β€” Get a Moda Operandi product. Returns public product detail, price, availability, size inventory, description, designer, color, and images for a Moda Operandi product URL. - **modaoperandi_search** β€” Search Moda Operandi products. Searches or browses Moda Operandi's public catalog with category, designer, color, size, availability, price, sale, sort, and page filters. - **moncler_categories** β€” List Moncler categories. Returns Moncler's full category tree (id, name, description, and subcategories). Every id is a valid value for moncler-category's own category_id parameter. levels controls how many levels of subcategories are included. - **moncler_category** β€” Browse a Moncler category. Lists products within one category. category_id must be a value returned by moncler-categories' own category_id field -- a closed set the upstream defines. Returns the same normalized result and facet shape as moncler-search. Narrow the same results with the filter param below. - **moncler_product** β€” Get a Moncler product's detail. Returns one product's full detail: name, brand, price, descriptions, color, composition and care instructions, size availability, live stock, variation attributes (color/size options), every orderable variant SKU, product images, "styled with" related products, and a size guide (per-size body measurements and/or a cross-region size conversion table) when the upstream provides one. product_id accepts either a variant-level id or a master/style-level id, both as returned by moncler-search/moncler-category's own result ids. - **moncler_search** β€” Search Moncler products. Searches Moncler's product catalog by keyword. Returns normalized product results (name, price, image, orderable color/size variant ids, and live stock level) plus the search index's own sort options and facets (gender, category, color, size, and others) with live per-option result counts. Narrow the same results with the filter param below. - **moncler_stores** β€” List Moncler boutiques. Returns Moncler's full worldwide boutique list: name, coordinates, address, phone, email, opening hours, store type, and in-store service flags. This is the full list, not geo-filtered -- filter by country_code or proximity to coordinates client-side over the returned list. - **moncler_suggest** β€” Get Moncler search-box suggestions. Returns the storefront's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query: completed/corrected search terms, suggested full phrases, and matching categories. Not product data. - **monitors_checks** β€” List a monitor's check history. Returns the caller's own monitor's most recent check runs (most recent first, capped at 50), including webhook delivery status per run. - **monitors_create** β€” Create a website-change monitor. Creates a monitor that periodically checks a page or sitemap for changes and can notify a webhook. Free to call -- only completed check runs consume credits, at 1 credit per completed run regardless of target type or whether a change was detected. `target_type` defaults to "page" (exact-fingerprint diff of the scraped page). "sitemap" watches the sitemap at `url` for added/removed entries instead, honoring `sitemap.include_patterns`/`exclude_patterns` (shell-style globs matched against each URL's path) and `sitemap.max_urls` (default 5000, hard cap 10000). - **monitors_delete** β€” Delete a website-change monitor. Deletes one of the caller's own monitors. Free to call. Does not delete its past check history. - **monitors_get** β€” Get a website-change monitor. Returns one of the caller's own monitors by id. Free to call. - **monitors_list** β€” List website-change monitors. Returns the caller's own monitors (most recently created first, capped at 100). Free to call. - **monitors_update** β€” Update a website-change monitor. Partially updates one of the caller's own monitors. Free to call. Changing `target_type` or `sitemap` resets the stored diff baseline (fingerprint, snapshot, or URL set), so the next check establishes a fresh baseline instead of comparing against a now-meaningless prior state. - **nike_categories** β€” List Nike's category and subcategory taxonomy. Returns Nike's full Men/Women/Kids/Jordan category and subcategory taxonomy tree, sourced directly from Nike.com's own nav mega-menu. Each top-level entry (Men, Women, Kids, Jordan) breaks down into named groups (e.g. Shoes, Clothing, Accessories, Shop By Sport -- Women additionally carries a Shop by Color group, and Jordan is organized by Men/Women/Kids instead of by product type), each with its own subcategory entries. Every subcategory (and most groups) carries a slug usable as a future category-browse endpoint's path/slug input, and is directly browsable today at https://www.nike.com/w/. This mirrors the live nav exactly, including its seasonal/promotional groups (e.g. Limited Time, New & Featured) alongside the stable structural ones -- Nike's own markup does not distinguish the two. - **nike_product** β€” Get a Nike product. Returns normalized product-detail data for one color variant: title, description, pricing, images, every offered size, and every other available color. slug and style_color together reproduce Nike's own product page URL (nike.com/t//) and are both returned by nike-search's product colors[].slug and colors[].style_color fields. - **nike_product_availability** β€” Get Nike product size availability. Returns per-size shipping availability for one product, sourced from the same anonymous mobile backend Nike's own app uses. group_key is the product's rollup key (from a search result's products[].group_key field). Each size carries its label, localized label, the color variant it belongs to, a GTIN, an available flag, Nike's own shipping-availability level (HIGH/LOW/MEDIUM/OOS), and the width grouping (Regular/Wide). Per-store pickup availability is not included -- this reflects online shipping availability. - **nike_product_details** β€” Get full Nike product details. Returns full product-group detail for one product's rollup key, sourced from the same anonymous mobile backend Nike's own app uses: shared product copy plus every purchasable color variant (across width groupings), each with its own pricing, sizes, and images. group_key is the product's rollup key, the same value nike-search returns as a products[].group_key field. Unlike nike-product (which returns one color variant by slug/style_color), this returns every color of the product in one response. - **nike_product_recommendations** β€” Get Nike product recommendations. Returns Nike's own related-product ("Shop Similar") recommendations for one product, sourced from the same anonymous mobile backend Nike's own app uses. style_color is the anchor product's style-color id (from a search result's colors[].style_color field). Each recommendation carries the product's style-color, rank, title/subtitle, image, PDP URL, and current pricing. Recommendations are Nike's own ranking, not a guaranteed keyword match: an unrecognized style_color returns Nike's fallback recommendations rather than an empty list or an error. - **nike_product_reviews** β€” Get Nike product reviews. Returns one page of a Nike product's normalized customer reviews, plus an aggregate rating summary (average rating and a per-star rating breakdown) that Nike's own product-detail endpoint does not otherwise expose. slug and style_color are the same values nike-product accepts (from a search result's colors[].slug/colors[].style_color fields). A product with no reviews yet returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. Requesting a page beyond the available result pages returns a not-found error. - **nike_search** β€” Search or browse Nike products. Searches Nike.com product listings by keyword, or browses a category/subcategory listing by slug, with real pagination. Exactly one of keyword or category is required. Returns normalized product groups with pricing, colorway images, and every purchasable color variant, plus filter and subcategory navigation data (facet_nav) already present on the same response -- both keyword search and a category listing's first page include filter groups (Gender, Color, Price, Size, and similar); only a category listing includes a breadcrumb trail and subcategory drill-down options, and only its first page (a category listing's later pages do not repeat navigation data). Keyword search is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed keyword match: for an obscure or nonsense keyword, Nike's own search index falls back to its own recommended results instead of returning an empty list, and there is currently no reliable signal in the response to distinguish a true keyword match from that fallback behavior. A keyword Nike's own search router treats as structurally empty (for example a punctuation-only query) does return a genuine empty result. Category values come from nike-categories' own slug field, or from a prior response's own facet_nav navigation paths (with the leading /w/ stripped). Requesting a page beyond the available result pages returns a not-found error. - **nike_stores** β€” Find nearby Nike stores. Searches Nike's physical retail store locator by coordinates and radius. Returns each nearby store's name, address, phone, coordinates, distance, and store page URL. A location with no nearby stores within the given radius returns a well-formed empty result. - **nike_suggest** β€” Get Nike search-box suggestions. Returns Nike's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query, the same "Top Suggestions" list shown while typing into Nike's search box: a flat list of suggested search phrases, no product data. - **npr_article** β€” Get NPR article content. Returns a public NPR article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. - **npr_categories** β€” Get NPR section navigation. Returns NPR's current public section navigation. Use a returned slug directly as the topic parameter on npr-topic. - **npr_headlines** β€” Get NPR site-wide headlines. Returns fresh headlines from NPR's public, site-wide RSS feed. - **npr_topic** β€” Get NPR section headlines. Returns the newest public NPR stories from one section archive page. topic is a section slug; use npr-categories for the current value space. - **numbeo_cost_of_living_city** β€” Get a Numbeo city's cost-of-living prices. Returns itemized cost-of-living prices for one city (restaurants, markets, transportation, utilities, rent, and more), grouped by category. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_cost_of_living_country** β€” Get a Numbeo country's cost-of-living prices. Returns aggregate itemized cost-of-living prices for a country, plus the headline cost-of-living indices for every city Numbeo tracks there. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_cost_of_living_rankings** β€” Get the global Numbeo cost-of-living city ranking. Returns the global cost-of-living city ranking (Cost of Living, Rent, Cost of Living Plus Rent, Groceries, Restaurant Price, and Local Purchasing Power indices), either the continuously-updated current index or a historical periodic snapshot. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_cost_of_living_rankings_by_country** β€” Get the global Numbeo cost-of-living country ranking. Returns the global country-level cost-of-living ranking (Cost of Living, Rent, Cost of Living Plus Rent, Groceries, Restaurant Price, and Local Purchasing Power indices). Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_indices_city** β€” Get a Numbeo city's data for an index family. Returns one city's data for a Numbeo index family (quality of life, crime, health care, pollution, traffic, or property investment): headline indices, and (depending on the family) titled sub-index sections and/or itemized prices. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_indices_country** β€” Get a Numbeo country's data for an index family. Returns one country's aggregate data for a Numbeo index family, plus every city Numbeo tracks there with its index breakdown. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_indices_rankings** β€” Get the global Numbeo city ranking for an index family. Returns the global city ranking for a Numbeo index family, either the continuously-updated current index or a historical periodic snapshot. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **numbeo_indices_rankings_by_country** β€” Get the global Numbeo country ranking for an index family. Returns the global country-level ranking for a Numbeo index family. Credential-free public Numbeo data (numbeo.com). - **nyt_article** β€” Get a New York Times article's content. Returns one public New York Times article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. - **nyt_headlines** β€” Get the latest stories in a New York Times section. Returns a New York Times section RSS feed: each story's title, canonical URL, description, author, publication time, and lead image. Section must be a slug returned by /nyt/sections. - **nyt_sections** β€” List New York Times sections. Lists every New York Times section accepted by /nyt/headlines, with its slug, display name, and public feed URL. - **ohpolly_collection_products** β€” List Oh Polly collection products. Returns normalized products from one Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **ohpolly_collections** β€” List Oh Polly collections. Returns normalized collections from Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **ohpolly_page** β€” Get a Oh Polly static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_pages** β€” List Oh Polly static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_product** β€” Get a Oh Polly product. Returns normalized product detail for one Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **ohpolly_product_recommendations** β€” List Oh Polly product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_products** β€” List Oh Polly products. Returns normalized products from Oh Polly's (https://www.ohpolly.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **ohpolly_search_suggest** β€” Get Oh Polly search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Oh Polly's (https://www.ohpolly.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_sitemap_urls** β€” List Oh Polly sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Oh Polly's (https://www.ohpolly.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_sitemaps** β€” List Oh Polly sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Oh Polly's (https://www.ohpolly.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **ohpolly_store** β€” Get Oh Polly store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Oh Polly (https://www.ohpolly.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **oldnavy_categories** β€” List Old Navy storefront categories. Lists Old Navy's own storefront navigation as name/cid pairs, resolving the cid-discovery gap oldnavy-search, oldnavy-product, and oldnavy-category all document. Omit cid to list Old Navy's top-level divisions (e.g. Women, Men, Boys, Toddler). Pass a cid (a division's own, or any deeper category's) to list the related categories for that part of the storefront instead, in the same order the live storefront menu shows them -- this is section-level, not necessarily unique per leaf category. Currently only available for brand=on (Old Navy) -- Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta render their storefront navigation as client-side-only JavaScript with no server-rendered category id to scrape. - **oldnavy_category** β€” Browse an Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta category. Returns a category/browse listing for one storefront category id (cid). cid is an opaque Gap Inc category id assigned by the storefront's own navigation -- neither oldnavy-search nor oldnavy-category currently surface a category-id list, so find one from the storefront's own category page URLs (the cid query parameter on a /browse/... page) for now. Select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`) -- it must match the brand the cid was found under. Returns the category's subcategory breakdown, normalized product summaries with per-color inventory data, and available search facets with live counts. - **oldnavy_product** β€” Get an Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta product. Returns normalized product-detail data for one color variant: name, description, images, aggregate rating, and every size offered in that color as a separate priced offer. pid is a color-specific product id, as returned by oldnavy-search's product colors[].id field (not the bare base product id). Select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`) -- it must match the brand the pid was found under. - **oldnavy_product_availability** β€” Check in-store pickup stock for an Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta product. Checks per-size, in-store pickup stock status for one color (pid) at one or more physical stores. pid matches oldnavy-product's own color-level id. Give store location either directly with store_id (one or more comma-separated store ids, e.g. from a prior call to this endpoint or a value you already have) or with zip or both lat and lng, which resolves the nearest stores automatically. Select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`). Each returned store lists every offered size's stock status: `in_stock`, `out_of_stock`, or `low_stock`. - **oldnavy_product_reviews** β€” Get reviews for an Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta product. Returns one page of a product's customer reviews (author, date, rating, headline, body, and verified-purchase flag), plus the product's overall rating summary (average rating, rating count, per-star histogram, and recommended ratio). pid is a color-specific product id, as returned by oldnavy-search's product colors[].id field (not the bare base product id) -- the same pid oldnavy-product accepts. Select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`) -- it must match the brand the pid was found under. A product with no reviews yet returns a well-formed empty result, not an error. - **oldnavy_search** β€” Search Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta products. Searches product listings across Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta -- select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`). Returns normalized product summaries with pricing, review scores, and every purchasable color variant. This search is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed keyword match: for an obscure or nonsense keyword the upstream search index falls back to its own recommended results instead of returning an empty list, and there is currently no reliable signal in the response to distinguish a true keyword match from that fallback behavior. - **oldnavy_stores** β€” Find Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, or Athleta store locations. Searches physical store locations for one storefront by free-text search (zip code or city) and/or coordinates. Provide search, or both lat and lng. Select the storefront with the brand parameter (`on` for Old Navy, `gap` for Gap, `br` for Banana Republic, `at` for Athleta; defaults to `on`). Returns each nearby store's name, full address, phone number, coordinates, distance, and specialties (e.g. "In-Store Shopping", "Outlet"). This is location search only -- it does not report per-item, per-store stock levels; use oldnavy-product-availability for that. - **opensea_activity** β€” List marketplace-wide OpenSea activity. Returns the live cross-collection activity feed β€” every sale, listing, offer, transfer, and mint OpenSea indexes, newest first, with the collection each event belongs to. Filter with `event_types` for a marketplace-wide trade tape. - **opensea_categories** β€” List OpenSea's browse categories. Returns OpenSea's category taxonomy as top-level groups and their child categories, with display names. The child slugs are the canonical category identifiers used across the marketplace. - **opensea_chains** β€” List the chains OpenSea indexes. Returns every blockchain OpenSea indexes, with its identifier, display name, and architecture. The identifiers are the accepted values for the `chain` path parameter on the item endpoints. - **opensea_collection** β€” Get an OpenSea collection. Returns public marketplace metadata and trading statistics for one NFT collection: name, description, imagery, verification flag, contract address and chain, social links, current floor price and top collection offer, plus lifetime and rolling one-hour/one-day/seven-day/thirty-day sales, volume, and floor-price change. Delisted and blacklisted collections return 404 rather than an empty payload. - **opensea_collection_activity** β€” List an OpenSea collection's marketplace activity. Returns a cursor-paginated feed of marketplace events for a collection β€” sales, listings, offers, transfers, mints, and collection/trait offers β€” with the counterparties, price, marketplace, and transaction hash. Filter with `event_types` to narrow the feed, for example `event_types=SALE` for a sales-only history. - **opensea_collection_best_deals** β€” List an OpenSea collection's best-value listings. Returns the listed items OpenSea surfaces as the best value in a collection, judged against each item's rarity and the collection floor. This is the curated "best deals" shelf from the collection page, not a generic price sort. - **opensea_collection_chart** β€” Get an OpenSea collection's price or volume history. Returns a time series for a collection β€” either its floor price or its traded volume β€” over the requested window, with each sample in both the settlement token and USD. Use `metric=floor_price` for the floor line and `metric=volume` for the volume bars. - **opensea_collection_depth** β€” Get an OpenSea collection's order book. Returns the full bid/ask ladder for a collection: resting listings and offers grouped into price levels with the quantity available at each. This is the depth chart behind OpenSea's own collection page, and it is the fastest way to see how thin or deep the book is above the floor. - **opensea_collection_holders** β€” List an OpenSea collection's holders. Returns a cursor-paginated leaderboard of wallets holding items in the collection, ranked by quantity held, with each holder's address and display name where OpenSea publishes one. - **opensea_collection_items** β€” List items in an OpenSea collection. Returns a cursor-paginated page of NFTs in a collection with their traits, rarity rank, current owner, best standing listing, and last sale price. Pass `cursor` from `next_page_cursor` to page forward. Narrow the result set with `listed_only`, `traits`, a `min_price`/`max_price` band, or a `min_rarity`/`max_rarity` rank band β€” the filters combine, so `traits=Fur:Solid Gold&listed_only=true` returns only buyable Solid Gold apes. - **opensea_collection_offers** β€” List an OpenSea collection's offer book. Returns the collection-wide offer book as price levels: how many standing offers sit at each price per item, plus the aggregate offer count and total value across the whole collection. Offers are sorted by price. - **opensea_collection_rarest_items** β€” List an OpenSea collection's rarest listed items. Returns the rarest items in a collection that currently have a standing listing, each with its rarity rank, traits, and asking price. Unlike the trait endpoints, this shelf is scoped to what is actually buyable right now. - **opensea_collection_search_items** β€” Search items inside an OpenSea collection. Runs a keyword search scoped to one collection β€” matching on item name and trait values β€” and returns the hits with rarity rank and best standing listing. Narrower than `/opensea/collection/{slug}/items`, which lists everything. - **opensea_collection_social_proof** β€” Get an OpenSea collection's social following. Returns how many accounts follow or watch a collection, plus the notable collectors OpenSea highlights for it. Useful as a demand signal alongside the trading stats. - **opensea_collection_top_sales** β€” List an OpenSea collection's highest-value sales. Returns the highest-value sales ever recorded for a collection, with the buyer, seller, price, and transaction hash for each. Unlike `/opensea/collection/{slug}/activity?event_types=SALE`, which is a reverse-chronological feed, this is ranked by sale price. - **opensea_collection_trait_offers** β€” List an OpenSea collection's trait offer book. Returns standing offers scoped to a specific trait value rather than the whole collection, as price levels with the trait type and value attached. Useful for pricing rare-trait items against the collection floor. - **opensea_collection_traits** β€” List an OpenSea collection's traits. Returns a cursor-paginated page of the collection's trait types and the values each takes, with per-value item counts where OpenSea publishes them. Numeric traits carry a comparison operator. - **opensea_collections** β€” Look up several OpenSea collections at once. Resolves up to 50 collections in a single call from a comma-separated `slugs` list, returning each one's floor price, verification flag, headline stats, and per-marketplace listed-item counts. Use this instead of calling `/opensea/collection/{slug}` in a loop β€” it costs one upstream request regardless of how many slugs you pass. The `markets` array shows how many items are listed on OpenSea versus other marketplaces for the same collection. - **opensea_drops** β€” List the OpenSea drop calendar. Returns the NFT drop calendar β€” either upcoming mints or recently minted drops β€” with each drop's contract, chain, and parent collection. Use `type=UPCOMING` to watch for launches and `type=RECENTLY_MINTED` for ones that just went live. - **opensea_item** β€” Get a single OpenSea NFT. Returns one NFT addressed by chain, contract address, and token id, including its traits, rarity rank, current owner, parent collection, best standing listing, and best standing offer. Call `/opensea/chains` for the accepted `chain` values. - **opensea_item_activity** β€” List one OpenSea NFT's event history. Returns the marketplace event history for a single NFT β€” sales, listings, offers, transfers, and mints β€” with counterparties, price, and transaction hash. Filter with `event_types`, for example `event_types=SALE,TRANSFER` for an ownership trail. - **opensea_item_chart** β€” Get an OpenSea NFT's sale-price history. Returns every indexed sale of one NFT with its timestamp and price, in both the settlement token and USD β€” the price history behind the chart on an item page. An item that has never sold returns an empty `points` list. For collection-level sale history use `/opensea/collection/{slug}/activity?event_types=SALE`. - **opensea_item_depth** β€” Get an OpenSea NFT's order book. Returns the bid/ask ladder for a single NFT: resting listings and offers grouped into price levels with the quantity at each. Useful for ERC-1155 items where many units trade at different prices. - **opensea_item_listings** β€” List standing listings for an OpenSea NFT. Returns every standing sell order for one NFT, with price, quantity, validity window, marketplace, and the maker's wallet. An item with no active listings returns an empty list rather than a 404. - **opensea_item_offers** β€” List standing offers for an OpenSea NFT. Returns every standing bid on one NFT, with price, quantity, validity window, marketplace, and the maker's wallet. An item with no active offers returns an empty list rather than a 404. - **opensea_item_owners** β€” List the owners of an OpenSea NFT. Returns the wallets holding one NFT plus the total owner count. ERC-721 items resolve to a single owner; ERC-1155 items can have many, each with the quantity held. - **opensea_most_watched** β€” List the most watchlisted OpenSea collections. Returns the collections most added to watchlists on OpenSea, with their current floor price and headline stats. A demand signal that leads trading volume, since watchlisting precedes buying. - **opensea_profile** β€” Get a public OpenSea profile. Returns the public profile for a wallet, resolved from a wallet address, an ENS name, or an OpenSea username: display name, avatar and banner imagery, verification flag, and linked social handles. Wallet balances, portfolio value, and profit/loss are deliberately not exposed. - **opensea_profile_activity** β€” List a wallet's NFT marketplace activity. Returns a cursor-paginated feed of a wallet's NFT marketplace events β€” sales, listings, offers, transfers, and mints β€” with the counterparty, price, and collection for each. Accepts a wallet address, ENS name, or OpenSea username. Scoped to NFT events only; token transfers and swaps are not returned. - **opensea_profile_collections** β€” List the collections a wallet holds. Returns the collections a wallet holds items in, with how many items it holds in each and that collection's current floor price. Useful for valuing a wallet's holdings collection by collection. - **opensea_profile_created** β€” List the collections a wallet created. Returns the collections a wallet created, as opposed to the ones it holds, each with its floor price and trading statistics. Use this to find a creator's full body of work from any one of their collections' contract deployer address. - **opensea_profile_items** β€” List the NFTs a wallet holds. Returns a cursor-paginated page of the NFTs held by a wallet, with each item's collection, rarity rank, and best standing listing. Accepts a wallet address, ENS name, or OpenSea username; a non-address identifier costs one extra resolution lookup. - **opensea_profile_search_items** β€” Search the NFTs a wallet holds. Runs a keyword search across a wallet's holdings, matching on item and collection name, and returns the hits with rarity rank and best standing listing. Narrower than `/opensea/profile/{identifier}/items`, which lists everything the wallet holds. - **opensea_rankings** β€” List ranked OpenSea collections. Returns the collections on one of OpenSea's ranking boards for a given window, each with its ranking score, floor price, and rolling stats. `TRENDING` ranks by recent momentum, `TOP` by absolute volume, and `NEW` surfaces recently launched collections. - **opensea_search_collections** β€” Search OpenSea collections by keyword. Runs a keyword search across OpenSea collections and returns the matches with floor price, verification flag, and headline stats. Use this to resolve a human-readable name to the `slug` the other collection endpoints take. - **opensea_top_movers** β€” List the biggest movers on OpenSea. Returns the collections with the largest recent floor-price and volume moves, each with its current floor and rolling one-hour and one-day stats. Complements `/opensea/rankings`, which ranks by score rather than by change. - **opentable_restaurant** β€” Get an OpenTable restaurant's profile and live availability. Returns a restaurant's profile (location, cuisines, hours, price band, review summary) plus real-time bookable timeslots for the given date/time and party size. Credential-free. - **opentable_restaurant_menus** β€” Get an OpenTable restaurant's menus. Returns a restaurant's menus (sections, items, prices). Credential-free. - **opentable_restaurant_reviews** β€” Get a page of an OpenTable restaurant's diner reviews. Returns a page of diner reviews (author, text, per-category ratings) for a restaurant. Credential-free. - **opentable_search** β€” Search OpenTable restaurants near a location. Searches restaurants by free-text term (cuisine, name, neighborhood) near a latitude/longitude, for a given date/time and party size, including inline live availability per result. Credential-free. - **otto_categories** β€” Get Otto.de's top-level categories. Returns the public top-level category navigation from Otto.de's server-rendered homepage. Each entry includes its canonical browsing URL. - **otto_product** β€” Get an Otto.de product. Returns a product's public detail, images, selectable colors and sizes. This endpoint uses a browser renderer because Otto.de product pages require JavaScript rendering. - **otto_search** β€” Search Otto.de products. Searches Otto.de's public catalogue and returns the server-rendered product cards. offset advances by Otto's fixed 109-card page size; valid values are 0, 109, 218, and so on. - **pandamart_search** β€” Search pandamart darkstores near a location. Returns pandamart grocery/convenience darkstores delivering to a latitude/longitude. Each store carries its code (the value the store and products endpoints take), name, address, coordinates, budget tier, chain, minimum order amount and delivery fee, delivery/pickup availability, and a hero image. A location with no coverage returns an empty list rather than an error. - **pandamart_store** β€” Get one pandamart darkstore's detail. Returns one pandamart darkstore's detail by code: name, address, coordinates, budget tier, chain, minimum order amount, minimum delivery fee, delivery/pickup availability, timezone, and a hero image. Supplying latitude and longitude only affects the (optional) computed fields the upstream itself returns for that coordinate; it does not filter or reject the lookup. - **pandamart_store_categories** β€” Get one pandamart darkstore's category tree. Returns one darkstore's full category tree: every category and sub-category, each with the upstream-reported product count and (for top-level categories) an image. Sourced from the same page /pandamart/store/products reads, so it costs no extra request beyond a plain store lookup. This lists what categories exist and how large they are -- it does not fetch the items inside any one category, which still requires a resolved delivery-address session this repo could not reproduce. Sub-category product counts are frequently 0 upstream; only top-level counts are reliably populated. - **pandamart_store_product** β€” Get one pandamart product's full detail. Returns one product's full detail by ID: the same fields a shelf/search result carries plus category_id and, for weighable/grocery items, per-unit pricing and nutrition attributes. Resolves the store's page slug internally, so only the darkstore code and product ID are needed. - **pandamart_store_products** β€” Get one pandamart darkstore's product showcase. Returns one darkstore's product showcase: every named shelf its own home page displays (deals, new arrivals, category highlights, etc.), each with real prices, stock, and availability. This is the curated set of shelves the store's home page surfaces, not the full category-browsable catalog -- browsing into a specific category page requires a resolved delivery-address session this repo could not reproduce server-side. - **pandamart_store_search** β€” Search for products within one pandamart darkstore. Searches by keyword within one darkstore's own catalog -- the pandamart equivalent of the search box on a darkstore page. Unlike the product showcase's curated shelves, this reaches the store's full catalog by keyword. Returns matching products with real prices, stock, and availability, plus total_products and has_more for pagination via page/limit. - **panera_at_work_locations** β€” Get Panera Bread's Panera at Work workplace-delivery locations. Returns the full national Panera at Work location list -- a separate B2B workplace-delivery drop-off program from ordinary cafe pickup/delivery covered by GET /panera/locations. Each location carries its address, coordinates, delivery contact, lead time, the cafe id that services it, and its scheduled drop-off/order-cutoff times per weekday. This is a small, national dataset -- no query parameters are needed. - **panera_cafe** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's detail and hours. Returns one Panera Bread cafe's address, phone, coordinates, amenity flags, per-fulfillment-channel availability (dine-in, storefront/pickup, rapid pickup, drive-thru, curbside, delivery -- each with its own available/open-now/lead-time-minutes and weekly hours where Panera publishes them) and the published storefront hours for the next calendar week with concrete dates. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. An unknown cafe id returns a 404. - **panera_catering_delivery_info** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's catering delivery fee, minimum order, hours and lead times. Returns one cafe's catering delivery fee, minimum order amount, weekly delivery hours, order-size lead-time tiers (e.g. a $750+ order needs a longer lead time than a smaller one), and upcoming available delivery dates with their order windows. This is Panera's catering delivery flow specifically -- catering pickup happens at the cafe itself, whose hours are already covered by GET /panera/cafe. Returns 404 if the cafe does not offer catering delivery. - **panera_catering_menu** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's catering menu with prices, nutrition and allergens. Returns one cafe's catering category list and its full catering item catalog, priced for that specific cafe -- Panera's catering ordering flow is a separate application from its retail site, with its own category structure, pricing and item availability (confirmed live: the same item priced differently between a placeholder default cafe and a real cafe). Categories are a flat list (catering does not publish a category hierarchy the way the retail menu does). Each item carries its price, product type, portion label, whether it is customizable, a full published nutrient panel (calories, calories from fat, fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, dietary fiber, total sugars, protein, caffeine -- richer than the retail menu's calories/caffeine-only surface), its allergen statement (contains / may-contain, each with an id and display name), and a live in_stock flag from this cafe's current catering stockout feed for today. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. - **panera_geocode** β€” Geocode a free-text address for Panera Bread's locator. Resolves a free-text address, city, or postal code to coordinates using Panera Bread's own locator geocoder -- the same lookup its site uses to center a cafe search. Returns latitude/longitude plus the resolved city, state, country and formatted address. An address Panera cannot resolve returns a single result with resolved false rather than an error. - **panera_item_detail** β€” Get one Panera Bread menu item's full detail. Returns one menu item's full description, ingredient statement, a full per-serving nutrient panel (richer than GET /panera/menu's calories/caffeine-only surface), its allergen statement, and every selectable size with its own price and calories. item_id may be negative -- GET /panera/menu itself surfaces negative item ids for some items, and they resolve fine here. Returns 404 if Panera publishes no detail page for the given item id at this cafe. - **panera_item_options** β€” Get one Panera Bread menu item's selectable option groups. Returns one item's selectable option groups: for a combo, each group is a slot to fill (for example "pick 4 sandwiches", "pick 1 soup"), listing every eligible choice; for a single customizable item, each group is one topping/add-in/amount choice (for example No, Light, Regular, Extra). Each group has min_allowed and max_allowed (how many selections it requires). Each option is one selectable choice, with its own selectable variants (amount tiers) each carrying an item_id and price -- price 0 for a variant included at no extra charge. Panera does not publish a resolved display name for options or groups on this surface, so each option carries its raw upstream image_key as the caller-facing identifier instead of a name. An item that is not customizable, or an unknown item id, returns an empty groups list rather than an error -- Panera's own API does not distinguish the two cases. Item ids come from GET /panera/menu. - **panera_locations** β€” Browse Panera Bread's US cafe locator. Returns one level of Panera Bread's US cafe locator tree. Omit both state and city to list every US state and territory Panera serves, each with its cafe count. Pass state to list every city in that state, each with its full cafe list -- id, name, street address, city, state, postal code, phone, coordinates and per-cafe amenity flags (for example hasDriveThru, hasDelivery, hasCurbside, hasKiosk). Pass both state and city to narrow to that one city's cafes. A state Panera does not serve, or a city with no match, returns an empty list rather than an error. - **panera_menu** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's full menu with prices, nutrition and allergens. Returns one cafe's full category tree (with subcategories) and its complete item catalog, priced for that specific cafe -- Panera's prices are genuinely per-cafe, not a national list (the same salad has been confirmed live at different prices in Chicago and New York). Each item carries its price, product type, whether it is customizable, its published nutrients (Panera's placard API only ever publishes Calories and Caffeine on this surface -- a fuller macro/micronutrient breakdown is not available credential-free), its allergen statement (contains / may-contain, each with an id and display name), Panera's own wellness/dietary labels (for example Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Conscious), and a live in_stock flag from this cafe's current stockout feed. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. An unknown cafe id returns a 404. - **panera_quantity_rules** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's order-quantity limits. Returns one cafe's active order-quantity limits -- promotional or supply-constrained items Panera caps per order (for example a seasonal souffle limited to 6 within a 2-day window). Each rule has a scope (item or group), the item ids it applies to, and one or more day-offset windows each with its own max_quantity. A cafe with no active limits returns an empty rules list, not an error. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. - **panera_retired_products** β€” Get Panera Bread's retired and seasonal menu items. Returns items no longer on the active menu, resolved through the given cafe's own version map -- either permanently retired (availability_stage RETIRED) or currently out of seasonal rotation (SEASONAL, may return). Each item carries its name, description, portion label and image key. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. - **panera_time_slots** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's available order time-slot windows. Returns one cafe's available pickup/delivery order time-slot windows for one date, plus that date's overall open/close time. Unlike GET /panera/cafe's published storefront hours, this reflects live order-slot availability, not just when the cafe is open -- an empty windows list is a legitimate outcome (e.g. the cafe is closed that day), not an error. date must be YYYY-MM-DD, interpreted in the cafe's own local timezone. - **panera_upsell_suggestions** β€” Get one Panera Bread cafe's per-item upsell suggestions. Returns Panera's own suggested add-ons per menu item (for example "Extra Turkey" and "Extra Bacon" for a Bacon Turkey Bravo sandwich). Item ids on this surface are in a separate id space from /panera/menu's item_id, but both the item and its suggestions carry their own resolved names, so no cross-reference is needed. Cafe ids come from GET /panera/locations. - **papajohns_allergens** β€” Get Papa John's full allergen guide. Returns Papa John's complete published item x allergen matrix (crusts, sauces, cheeses, meats, veggies, and more), grouped by section, each item flagged for peanut, tree nut, egg, milk, wheat, soy, fish, shellfish, and sesame content. - **papajohns_colombia_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's Colombia priced menu (COP). Returns Papa John's **Colombia** menu with prices in Colombian pesos. Every product lists its priced SKU variants across the four axes Colombia sells on β€” size, dough, crust and sauce β€” each with its own price and availability. Colombia runs its own ordering platform, independent of the six markets behind GET /papajohns/intl/menu and of Peru and El Salvador, so it has its own endpoint. Prices are Colombian pesos and are not comparable with any other market. The full catalog is paged through before returning, so the response is complete rather than a first page. - **papajohns_deals** β€” List a Papa John's restaurant's current promotions. Returns the promotions a Papa John's US or Canada restaurant is currently running. Each offer carries its redemption code, title, description, offer price and β€” where the deal advertises a saving β€” the struck-through regular price, plus its artwork and deal-builder link. Pass a store_id from GET /papajohns/store or GET /papajohns/nearby: promotions are store-specific, and the national response is largely placeholders prompting the customer to choose a store, which are omitted here rather than returned as real offers. - **papajohns_directory** β€” Browse the Papa John's store directory. Returns one level of Papa John's store directory. Omit path for the root country index, then pass a child's path to descend through state, city, and store levels. Each child includes its name, path, URL, store count when available, and whether it is a store leaf. Pass a store child's path to GET /papajohns/store. This is a directory browse; use GET /papajohns/nearby for a coordinate search. - **papajohns_elsalvador_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's El Salvador priced menu (USD). Returns Papa John's **El Salvador** menu with prices in US dollars. Each pizza lists its full size and crust price matrix β€” every combination of size (Grande, Gigante) and crust (Masa Original, Masa Delgada, Orilla Rellena de Queso) with that combination's own price β€” while sides, desserts and extras carry a single price. El Salvador runs its own ordering platform, independent of the six markets behind GET /papajohns/intl/menu and of Colombia and Peru, so it has its own endpoint. This is El Salvador's national menu; the site itself notes that choosing a restaurant can reveal further items. - **papajohns_india_deal** β€” Get one Papa John's India deal's composition (INR). Returns one Papa John's **India** combo or offer with its full composition: each slot in the deal (with its quantity, size, and whether it can be skipped) and every menu item eligible to fill that slot, with each choice's own price in Indian Rupees. This is materially more than the deal row in GET /papajohns/india/menu, which carries only the deal's name, price, and pricing rule. price_type is one of fixedPrice, BuyXGetY, HalfAndHalf, or variablePrice; only fixedPrice deals report a non-zero price. India market only. - **papajohns_india_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's India priced menu (INR). Returns Papa John's **India** menu with live prices in Indian Rupees, from papajohns.in's own ordering backend. This is the India market only -- prices, items, and availability are India-specific and are not comparable to Papa John's US/Canada data (see GET /papajohns/nutrition for US national reference data). Returns every category with its items and deals: list price, strike-through price where a discount is active, dietary tags (Veg, Non Veg, Spicy), images, and the store/channel/day combinations where an item is blacked out. Set include_options=true to also get each item's full size, crust, topping, sauce, and drizzle tree with per-option prices -- this makes the response very large, so prefer GET /papajohns/india/menu/item for one item's options. Pricing is franchise-wide rather than per-store; store_id, channel_id, and day filter item availability, not price, and only take effect when all three are supplied. - **papajohns_india_menu_item** β€” Get one Papa John's India item with its full options (INR). Returns one Papa John's **India** menu item with its complete customization tree: every size, and for each size every crust, topping, dipping sauce, drizzle, and base sauce with that option's own price in Indian Rupees. The option group flagged base_price carries the item's base price for that size (the crust group on pizzas) rather than an add-on charge; half_price is the surcharge when the option is applied to one half of a pizza. India market only -- prices are Indian Rupees. Use GET /papajohns/india/menu to discover item ids. - **papajohns_india_stores** β€” List Papa John's India restaurants. Returns every Papa John's **India** restaurant with its address, phone, coordinates, and weekly opening hours broken down per order channel (delivery, take away, dine in, drive-through pickup). These store ids are what GET /papajohns/india/menu's store_id availability filter is keyed on. India market only -- for US/Canada stores use GET /papajohns/directory, GET /papajohns/store, or GET /papajohns/nearby. - **papajohns_intl_deals** β€” List Papa John's active promotions (international). Returns the promotions currently running in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain, for either delivery or pickup. Each promotion carries its headline product, description, artwork, the weekdays it runs on, and its start and end dates. Offers that upstream has marked inactive are omitted rather than returned as live. - **papajohns_intl_ingredients** β€” Get a Papa John's menu's ingredient catalog (international). Returns every topping, sauce, and cheese a pizza can be built with on one menu, in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain. Each ingredient reports its family (meat, vegetable, base sauce, and so on), whether it is included on pizzas by default, whether it is charged at the premium rather than the normal rate, and whether it can be applied to just one half. The response also carries what one extra ingredient costs at each size, for both the normal and premium rates. Menu ids come from GET /papajohns/intl/stores. - **papajohns_intl_menu** β€” Get a Papa John's restaurant's priced menu (international). Returns one Papa John's restaurant's full menu with that restaurant's own prices, in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain. Prices are per restaurant, not national, so two restaurants in the same market can differ. Each pizza lists every size and crust combination it is sold in with that combination's own price and, where published, its calorie and portion figures; sides, drinks and desserts list their own portions. Machine codes for size and crust are returned alongside the market's own display labels in the local language. Currency is whatever the market trades in -- euros in Spain and Portugal, Chilean pesos in Chile, and so on -- so do not compare figures across markets. Use GET /papajohns/intl/stores to find a store_id. For India use GET /papajohns/india/menu; for the US and Canada see GET /papajohns/nutrition. - **papajohns_intl_offer** β€” Get one Papa John's offer's composition (international). Returns one promotional offer's full composition in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain. This is what a promotion banner from GET /papajohns/intl/deals actually contains: the offer's own price, each choice step a customer works through in order (e.g. "pick your family pizza", "pick a side"), and every product eligible at that step with the surcharge picking it adds. It also carries the offer's ingredient rules -- how many extras are free, the minimum and maximum that may be chosen, and which ingredient families are allowed. Offer ids come from the offer_id field on a deal. - **papajohns_intl_product** β€” Get one Papa John's product (international). Returns one product's own catalog record in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain -- its description, imagery, dietary markers, and customization rules (whether toppings may be changed, how many extra ingredients are included free, and whether it can be used as one half of a half-and-half pizza). This record carries no price, because pricing is per restaurant: use GET /papajohns/intl/menu for prices. Product ids come from that same endpoint. - **papajohns_intl_stores** β€” Find Papa John's restaurants in an international market. Returns Papa John's restaurants in one of six international markets: Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal, and Spain -- either every restaurant near a coordinate, or one known restaurant looked up by id. Each restaurant carries its address, coordinates, phone, per-weekday opening hours split by fulfillment channel, accepted payment methods, delivery zones with their minimum-order and free-delivery thresholds, and live delivery/pickup open flags. Restaurants come back ranked by distance with no radius limit, five at a time by default; page and limit walk the rest, and the response reports total_count, the market's whole restaurant total. The returned id is what GET /papajohns/intl/menu prices against, and menu_id is what GET /papajohns/intl/ingredients reads. This covers those six markets only -- for India use GET /papajohns/india/stores, and for the US and Canada use GET /papajohns/directory, GET /papajohns/store, or GET /papajohns/nearby. - **papajohns_menu** β€” Get a Papa John's restaurant's priced menu. Returns a Papa John's US or Canada restaurant's full menu with that restaurant's own prices. Prices are per restaurant, not national -- the same 14-inch pizza can differ by several dollars between two stores -- so pass a store_id from GET /papajohns/store or GET /papajohns/nearby. Omitting it returns the national default menu, flagged as national_default in the response. Each category is returned with its sections and product groups, and every orderable SKU carries its price, calories, serving size, slice count and image. Set include_options to also get each product group's customization axes: every size and crust it is sold in, and every preparation instruction (how much cheese, how well done) with its choices. This is the US and Canada menu -- for India use GET /papajohns/india/menu, and for Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Portugal or Spain use GET /papajohns/intl/menu. - **papajohns_menu_item** β€” Get one Papa John's menu item with its options. Returns one Papa John's US or Canada menu SKU with that restaurant's price for it, together with the full customization axes of the product group it belongs to: every size and crust the product is sold in, and every preparation instruction with its choices and default. The response also names the category and section the item sits under. Pass a store_id so the price is that restaurant's; omitting it returns the national default price. SKUs come from GET /papajohns/menu. - **papajohns_nearby** β€” Find Papa John's stores near a coordinate. Returns Papa John's stores within a radius of a latitude/longitude, ordered nearest first, with distance, address, phone, hours, timezone, price range, fulfillment services, payment options, and ordering link. The response includes total_in_radius and offset paging. A coordinate with no nearby stores returns an empty list. - **papajohns_nutrition** β€” Get one Papa John's nutritional-details category. Returns Papa John's own published nutrition-facts panel for every item in one category -- full pizzas by name, or a single ingredient family (crust, cheese, sauce, toppings). Each item lists every published size/crust variant with serving size and a full nutrition-facts breakdown (calories, fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrate, fiber, sugars, protein). This is Papa John's national reference data, not priced per-store data -- see GET /papajohns/directory for store lookup. - **papajohns_peru_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's Peru priced menu (PEN). Returns Papa John's **Peru** menu with prices in Peruvian soles, covering the full catalog with categories, images and per-product pricing. Peru runs its own ordering platform, independent of the six markets behind GET /papajohns/intl/menu and of Colombia and El Salvador, so it has its own endpoint. Prices are Peruvian soles and are not comparable with any other market. - **papajohns_poland_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's Poland priced menu (PLN). Returns Papa John's **Poland** menu with prices in Polish zloty. Russia and Poland run one franchise platform of their own, separate from the six markets behind GET /papajohns/intl/menu and from Colombia, Peru and El Salvador, so each has its own endpoint. The catalog is national -- it does not vary by city -- and every product lists its priced variants with size, dough and any stuffed crust. Prices are zloty and are not comparable with any other market. - **papajohns_russia_menu** β€” Get the Papa John's Russia priced menu (RUB). Returns Papa John's **Russia** menu with prices in Russian roubles. Russia and Poland run one franchise platform of their own, separate from the six markets behind GET /papajohns/intl/menu and from Colombia, Peru and El Salvador, so each has its own endpoint. The catalog is national -- it does not vary by city -- and every product lists its priced variants with size, dough and any stuffed crust. Prices are roubles and are not comparable with any other market. - **papajohns_store** β€” Get one Papa John's store. Returns one Papa John's store's published profile: address, phone, coordinates, general and pickup hours, timezone, Google Place id, and ordering link. The path comes from a store child returned by GET /papajohns/directory. Passing a directory path returns 404. - **patreon_creator** β€” Get a public Patreon creator profile. Returns public profile metadata from a creator's Patreon page: creator identity, summary, images, membership and creation counts, public earnings snapshot, membership/RSS availability flags, and public external profile links. handle is the creator's page handle, e.g. CachyOS for patreon.com/CachyOS. - **patreon_creator_tiers** β€” Get a creator's public Patreon membership tiers. Returns published membership tiers and their published benefits from a creator's public Patreon page. It excludes member-only entitlements, tier capacity, and member counts. handle is the creator's page handle, e.g. CachyOS for patreon.com/CachyOS. - **patreon_explore** β€” Browse public Patreon creators by topic. Returns Patreon's public curated creator shelves for one topic: Top creators, Popular this week, and New on Patreon. topic must be one of podcasts_and_shows, visual_arts, tabletop_games, video_games, music, lifestyle, writing, handicrafts, apps_and_software, social_impact. - **patreon_rss** β€” Get an explicitly public Patreon podcast RSS feed. Returns public podcast channel metadata and episodes from Patreon's canonical public RSS feed. campaign_id and show_id are the numeric IDs in the public feed URL. Private member feeds and authentication URLs are not supported. - **pinterest_board** β€” Get a Pinterest board's detail. Returns a Pinterest board's metadata (name, description, cover image, pin/follower counts, owner) plus a page of pins from that board. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own board pages. - **pinterest_categories** β€” Get Pinterest's "Ideas" category list. Returns Pinterest's top-level "Ideas" category taxonomy (e.g. "Animals", "Home Decor", "Food And Drink"). Each entry's id is usable directly with GET /pinterest/ideas/{id}. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own ideas.pinterest.com-style category hub. - **pinterest_idea** β€” Get a Pinterest "Ideas" category's detail feed. Returns one "Ideas" category's metadata (name, description, follower count) plus a page of pins from that category's feed. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own ideas category pages. - **pinterest_pin** β€” Get a Pinterest pin's full detail. Returns a single Pinterest pin's full detail: title, description, image, board, pinner, comment count, save count, and creation time. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own pin pages. - **pinterest_search** β€” Search Pinterest pins. Returns public Pinterest pins matching a text query: title, description, image, board, and pinner for each result. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own web search. - **pinterest_user** β€” Get a Pinterest user's public profile. Returns a Pinterest user's public profile: display name, bio, website, avatar, and follower/following/pin/board counts. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own profile pages. - **pinterest_user_boards** β€” Get a Pinterest user's boards. Returns a page of a Pinterest user's own boards: name, description, cover image, and pin/follower counts for each. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own profile pages. - **pinterest_user_pins** β€” Get a Pinterest user's own pins. Returns a page of a Pinterest user's own pins: title, description, image, board, and pinner for each. Public data sourced from Pinterest's own profile pages. - **pitchbook_advisor** β€” PitchBook advisor profile. Returns the free/teaser content of a PitchBook advisor (service provider, e.g. investment bank, lender, or financing advisory firm) profile page: overview, description, contact/HQ, and a preview of serviced companies/deals, co-lenders, and subsidiaries. PitchBook gates most numeric figures and full lists behind a paid subscription; those come through as empty cells rather than being fabricated. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **pitchbook_company** β€” PitchBook company profile. Returns the free/teaser content of a PitchBook company profile page (overview, description, contact/HQ, industry, funding-round history without dollar amounts, a preview of investors, acquisitions, and subsidiaries). PitchBook gates most numeric figures (deal amounts, cap tables, full investor/LP lists) behind a paid subscription; those come through as empty cells rather than being fabricated. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **pitchbook_fund** β€” PitchBook fund profile. Returns the free/teaser content of a PitchBook fund profile page (strategy, status, manager, size, vintage, and a preview of limited partners and benchmark peer funds). PitchBook gates most numeric figures (returns/IRR, full LP lists) behind a paid subscription; those come through as empty cells rather than being fabricated. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **pitchbook_investor** β€” PitchBook investor profile. Returns the free/teaser content of a PitchBook investor (fund manager/firm) profile page (overview, description, contact/HQ, and a preview of investments, exits, and co-investors). PitchBook gates most numeric figures and full lists behind a paid subscription; those come through as empty cells rather than being fabricated. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **pitchbook_limited_partner** β€” PitchBook limited partner profile. Returns the free/teaser content of a PitchBook limited partner (institutional investor, e.g. pension fund, endowment, or insurance company) profile page: overview, description, contact, and a preview of fund commitments. PitchBook gates most numeric figures and full lists behind a paid subscription; those come through as empty cells rather than being fabricated. Some limited partner profiles have no FAQ section (thinner profiles) -- this is normal, not a sign of a blocked or broken response. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`. - **pizzahut_bundle_choices** β€” Get one Pizza Hut deal/combo's full choice-builder tree. Returns one deal/combo's full choice-builder tree -- every named slot it offers (e.g. "1st Pizza", "Wings or Fries", "1st Dip") and every product variant a caller can pick to fill that slot, each with the real price delta selecting it adds over the bundle's base price (zero for a variant already covered by the deal, positive for an upgrade such as a larger size or a specialty pizza). This is a different structure from /pizzahut/modifiers -- that endpoint customizes toppings/sauces on one product variant, while this endpoint swaps whole product variants in and out of a multi-item combo. bundle_code comes from /pizzahut/menu's code field on a type=bundle item. - **pizzahut_delivery_estimate** β€” Check Pizza Hut delivery serviceability and estimated fee for one store and address. Checks whether a Pizza Hut restaurant's delivery integration can deliver to a given address and, when it can, the estimated delivery fee (broken down by fee line item) and pickup/dropoff time. This reads the same checkout-time estimate Pizza Hut's own site calls -- it does not add an item to a cart or place an order, and takes no payment or account information. serviceable is true only when the upstream returned a real estimate; a false value with reason populated covers every other case seen live, such as the requested delivery_provider not being enabled at that store. For the default INTERNAL provider, a serviceable result does not by itself confirm the address is within a real deliverable radius -- see this endpoint's markdown doc for the caveat. order_subtotal materially affects the fee estimate, so it is required rather than defaulted. pickup_at defaults to 30 minutes from now (an "order now" style estimate) when omitted. - **pizzahut_menu** β€” Get one Pizza Hut restaurant's full priced menu. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories (e.g. "Pizza", "Wings", "Deals"). Every entry is a product, a bundle (a deal or combo), or a standalone priced variant -- type tells callers which -- and carries a price in USD cents plus a decimal dollar value, and an image when the upstream publishes one. A product item also lists variants: every other priced size/crust/style option beyond its default (e.g. a pizza's Personal Pan through Large Original Stuffed Crust). Prices reflect this specific restaurant and order channel, not a national default. channel selects which order channel the menu is priced for (web ordering by default); prices can genuinely differ by channel (e.g. a delivery-marketplace channel vs. web). Some restaurants also carry products with no category at all (e.g. individual dip cup flavors); these are returned separately as uncategorized_items rather than silently dropped. - **pizzahut_modifiers** β€” Get one Pizza Hut product variant's full customization tree. Returns one product variant's full build-your-own customization tree -- every slot (e.g. "Pizza Sauce", "Pizza Cheese", "Pizza Toppings", "Crust Finishers"), every modifier within it (a specific topping, sauce flavor, or seasoning), and every weight/placement option (e.g. Light, Regular, Extra, or a Left/Right/Whole pizza-half placement) with its own real price delta -- zero for an amount already included by default, a positive upcharge for an "extra" option. variant_code comes from /pizzahut/menu's variant_code or variants[].variant_code fields. - **pizzahut_store** β€” Get one Pizza Hut restaurant by its store number. Returns one Pizza Hut restaurant's detail by its exact store number, from /pizzahut/stores, including its recurring open hours per order channel (carryout, delivery, dine-in, drive-thru, catering carryout) plus each channel's ordering constraints -- minimum/maximum order amount, whether tipping is offered, and accepted payment methods. A channel this restaurant does not offer at all is omitted from hours rather than reported as always-closed. - **pizzahut_stores** β€” Search Pizza Hut restaurants by city, state, postal code, name, franchise code, or store number. Returns Pizza Hut restaurants matching a city/state/postal code/name/franchise code/store number filter. At least one filter is required -- an unfiltered call would enumerate every US restaurant in one response, which this endpoint intentionally does not expose. Each restaurant carries its store number (the value /pizzahut/menu and /pizzahut/store take), full address with coordinates, phone, whether it currently accepts online orders, and its timezone. - **playstation_browse** β€” Browse the PlayStation Store all-games grid. Returns a page of the PlayStation Store "all games" grid with per-item price, platforms, and media, plus the available filter facets (price, genre, platform, subscription, content type, etc.) with value counts. Pass page to advance; next_page is set when more results exist. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_category** β€” Browse a PlayStation Store category grid. Returns a page of a specific PlayStation Store category grid (by category UUID) with per-item price, platforms, and media, plus the available filter facets with value counts. Pass page to advance; next_page is set when more results exist. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_concept** β€” Get PlayStation Store details for a concept (game hub). Returns normalized store metadata for a PlayStation concept: title, publisher, release date, platforms, genres, description, content rating, aggregate star rating, the default product's purchase price, media, and the full lists of purchasable editions and add-ons. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_concept_reviews** β€” Get PlayStation concept reviews. Returns one page of written PlayStation Store reviews for a concept (game hub), each with its title, body, rating, helpful count, spoiler flag, the edition the reviewer owned, and reviewer identity (online id, PS Plus subscriber status, verified-purchase status, avatar). Also includes the concept's aggregate star rating (including its rating distribution). page/page_size page through the full review list (total_count reports the true upstream review count, has_next_page whether a later page has more), sort controls ordering, and rating optionally filters to one star value. Reviews are region-scoped: cc selects the store region whose reviews are returned (and the price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_deals** β€” Get PlayStation Store deals shelves. Returns the PlayStation Store deals landing page as a list of merchandising shelves (sections), each with its titles and per-item price, plus a flattened, de-duplicated item list across all shelves. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_latest** β€” Get PlayStation Store latest-release shelves. Returns the PlayStation Store latest-releases landing page as a list of merchandising shelves (sections), each with its titles and per-item price, plus a flattened, de-duplicated item list across all shelves. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_page** β€” Get a PlayStation Store merchandising page by alias. Reads any PlayStation Store merchandising page by alias (e.g. collections, subscriptions, or a promotional alias) and returns its shelves (sections) plus the curated collection links found on the page. Each collection link carries a category_id (UUID) you can pass to /playstation/category to fetch that collection's full, paginated title grid β€” the credential-free way to browse themed/curated selections. Known aliases: collections, subscriptions, deals, latest. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_product** β€” Get PlayStation Store details for a single product. Returns normalized store metadata for a single PlayStation product/edition: title, np title id, parent concept id, product type and store classification, edition name, publisher, release date, platforms, genres, spoken/screen languages, content rating, aggregate star rating, purchase price, and media. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_search** β€” Search the PlayStation Store. Returns a page of PlayStation Store search results (concepts and products) for a term, with pagination and per-item price, platforms, classification, and media. Pass page to advance; next_page is set when more results exist. cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **playstation_suggest** β€” Get PlayStation Store search suggestions for a term. Returns typeahead-style PlayStation Store search suggestions for a partial or full term: id, name, classification, platforms, publisher, release date, price, a representative image, and a direct store URL per match. Matching is upstream-ordered and loose (it may include titles that only loosely relate to the term), not a ranked exact-substring search. limit caps how many suggestions are returned (max 20; the upstream API does not honor a higher value). cc selects the store region (and price currency); l accepts a language code or locale such as en or en-US, with the locale's primary language used for text. Credential-free public PlayStation Store data. - **politico_article** β€” Get Politico article content. Returns a public Politico article's metadata and full body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. - **politico_categories** β€” Get Politico section navigation. Returns Politico's full public section navigation tree, grouped the same way the site's own nav menu groups it. Use a section's slug directly as the topic parameter on politico-topic. - **politico_headlines** β€” Get Politico site-wide headlines. Returns fresh headlines from Politico's public, site-wide RSS feed. - **politico_topic** β€” Get Politico section archive. Returns the newest public Politico stories on one section archive page. topic is a section slug -- see politico-categories for the full known value space. - **polymarket_activity_trades** β€” List Polymarket activity trades. Returns normalized public trade rows used by Polymarket's `/activity` page from credential-free Data API trades JSON. The `taker_only` enum accepts `true` and `false`; the `filter_type` enum accepts `CASH`; the `filter_amount` enum accepts `1`, `5`, `10`, `100`, `1000`, `10000`, and `100000`. - **polymarket_clob_market** β€” Get Polymarket CLOB market. Returns one public CLOB market detail row by market condition id, including tokens, reward settings, order acceptance state, tags, and fees. - **polymarket_dashboard_macro** β€” List Polymarket macro dashboard events. Returns normalized macroeconomic event rows for Polymarket's `/dashboards/macro` page using credential-free Gamma `events/keyset` JSON with the `macro` tag. - **polymarket_event_detail** β€” Get Polymarket event detail. Returns one normalized Polymarket event from credential-free public Gamma event JSON. This endpoint does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_event_tags** β€” List tags for a Polymarket event. Returns normalized tag rows attached to one Polymarket event id. - **polymarket_events** β€” List Polymarket events. Returns normalized event rows from Polymarket's credential-free public Gamma events JSON. - **polymarket_events_similar** β€” Find similar Polymarket events. Returns normalized similar events from Polymarket's credential-free public Gamma events/similar JSON. - **polymarket_homepage_feed** β€” List Polymarket homepage feed rows. Returns normalized rows for Polymarket homepage feeds discovered from the public web app and backed by credential-free Gamma JSON. The `feed` enum accepts `trending`, `breaking`, `new`, `politics`, `sports`, `crypto`, `esports`, `iran`, `finance`, `geopolitics`, `tech`, `culture`, `economy`, `weather`, `mentions`, and `elections`. Most feeds return events from Gamma `events/keyset`; `breaking` returns high-movement market rows and `mentions` returns open event search matches. - **polymarket_leaderboard** β€” List Polymarket leaderboard rows. Returns normalized trader leaderboard rows from Polymarket's credential-free Data API leaderboard JSON. The `window` enum accepts `1d`, `7d`, `30d`, and `all`; the `sort_by` enum accepts `profit` and `volume`. - **polymarket_market_detail** β€” Get Polymarket market detail by id. Returns one normalized Polymarket market from credential-free public Gamma market JSON. This endpoint does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_market_liquidity** β€” Get Polymarket market liquidity. Returns a public market liquidity snapshot that joins Gamma market detail with credential-free public CLOB market-data reads when token ids are available. This endpoint is not a trading endpoint and does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_market_tags** β€” List tags for a Polymarket market. Returns normalized tag rows attached to one Polymarket market id. - **polymarket_markets** β€” List Polymarket markets. Returns normalized market rows from Polymarket's credential-free public Gamma markets JSON. - **polymarket_predictions** β€” List Polymarket predictions. Returns normalized event rows for the Polymarket `/predictions` page using credential-free Gamma `events/keyset` JSON. The `status` enum accepts `active`, `resolved`, and `all`; the `sort` enum accepts `competitive`, `volume`, `volume_24hr`, `ending_soon`, `liquidity`, `newest`, and `closed_time`; the `recurrence` enum accepts `hourly`, `daily`, `weekly`, `monthly`, and `yearly`. - **polymarket_public_data** β€” Polymarket fee types. Returns public fee type data from Polymarket Gamma. This is a normalized wrapper around credential-free public JSON. - **polymarket_related_tags** β€” Get related Polymarket tags by id. Returns normalized related tag rows from Polymarket's credential-free public Gamma related-tags JSON. - **polymarket_rewards_market** β€” Get Polymarket rewards market. Returns one public rewards-market row from Polymarket CLOB rewards JSON by market condition id. - **polymarket_rewards_markets** β€” List Polymarket rewards markets. Returns normalized public rewards-market rows used by Polymarket's `/rewards` page. The `order_by` enum accepts `market`, `earnings`, `max_spread`, `min_size`, `rate_per_day`, `price`, `earning_percentage`, and `spread`; the `position` enum accepts `asc` and `desc`; the `tag_slug` enum accepts `all`, `politics`, `sports`, `crypto`, `pop-culture`, `middle-east`, `business`, and `science`. - **polymarket_search** β€” Search Polymarket events. Searches Polymarket's credential-free public search JSON and returns normalized event results. The `status` enum accepts `open`, `closed`, and `all`; the `sort` enum accepts `relevance`, `volume24hr`, `volume`, `liquidity`, and `endDate`. - **polymarket_tag** β€” Get a Polymarket tag by id. Returns one normalized Polymarket tag from credential-free public Gamma tag JSON. - **polymarket_tags** β€” List Polymarket tags. Returns normalized tag rows from Polymarket's credential-free public Gamma tags JSON. - **polymarket_token_midpoint** β€” Get Polymarket token midpoint. Returns the public CLOB midpoint for one Polymarket token id. - **polymarket_token_orderbook** β€” Get Polymarket token order book. Returns public CLOB order-book depth for one Polymarket token id. - **polymarket_token_price** β€” Get Polymarket token price. Returns the public CLOB buy or sell price for one Polymarket token id. - **polymarket_token_price_history** β€” Get Polymarket token price history. Returns public CLOB price-history points for one Polymarket token id. - **polymarket_token_spread** β€” Get Polymarket token spread. Returns the public CLOB spread for one Polymarket token id. - **polymarket_tokens_midpoints** β€” Get Polymarket token midpoints. Returns public CLOB midpoints for up to 25 Polymarket token ids. This uses credential-free public CLOB market-data JSON and does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_tokens_orderbooks** β€” Get Polymarket token order books. Returns public CLOB order-book depth for up to 25 Polymarket token ids. This uses credential-free public CLOB market-data JSON and does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_tokens_prices** β€” Get Polymarket token prices. Returns public CLOB buy and sell prices for up to 25 Polymarket token ids. The `side` enum accepts `buy` and `sell`; when omitted, both sides are returned. This uses credential-free public CLOB market-data JSON and does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **polymarket_tokens_spreads** β€” Get Polymarket token spreads. Returns public CLOB spreads for up to 25 Polymarket token ids. This uses credential-free public CLOB market-data JSON and does not require a Polymarket user token, wallet signature, cookies, or personal account authentication. - **popeyes_faq** β€” List Popeyes' published customer-support FAQ. Returns a page of Popeyes' published customer-support FAQ -- questions and answers such as "How do I remove items from my cart?". This is public help-center content, not account/order-specific support state, and does not require an order id or any customer identifier. - **popeyes_location** β€” Look up one Popeyes restaurant directly by store id. Returns one restaurant's full detail -- the same fields /popeyes/locations returns per restaurant (address, coordinates, phone, operator, amenity flags, full published hours) -- looked up directly by its numeric store id instead of a coordinate/radius search. Useful when the store id is already known, e.g. from a prior /popeyes/locations call. An unknown store id returns a 404. - **popeyes_locations** β€” Find Popeyes restaurants near a location. Returns Popeyes restaurants near a latitude/longitude. Each restaurant carries its internal id and numeric store id (the value /popeyes/menu takes), full address with coordinates, phone, the operating franchise group, amenity flags (breakfast, delivery, drive-thru, playground, takeout, wifi, halal, dark kitchen) and the full published week of hours for dining room, drive-thru, delivery and curbside separately. A coordinate with no nearby Popeyes returns an empty list rather than an error. - **popeyes_menu** β€” Get one Popeyes restaurant's menu with real per-store pricing. Returns one restaurant's menu grouped into categories (e.g. "Big Box", "Chicken Wraps"). Every entry is an item, a combo, a picker (a variant-choice product such as "choose your side") or a bundle, and carries a price reflecting this specific restaurant when Popeyes reports one for that exact entry -- a missing price does not mean the item is free, it means this restaurant's pricing call did not cover that entry. Some menu entries are published directly at the top level outside any named section; these are grouped into a synthetic "Featured" category (featured true). Entries of type ITEM also carry published nutrition facts and allergen data when Popeyes reports them for that item; COMBO/PICKER/BUNDLE entries do not carry their own nutrition/allergen data. - **popeyes_offers** β€” List Popeyes' promotional deals and coupons. Returns a page of Popeyes' promotional offers/deals catalog -- named value deals (e.g. "3Pc Signature Chicken for $5"), percentage-off combos, and paper coupons. This is CMS content describing the offer catalog, the same kind of public data /popeyes/menu already reads from -- not a personalized or store-specific list, and not account/loyalty state. A missing price does not mean free; a price of 0 means the offer's discount is not expressed as a flat price (see offer_tag/name instead, e.g. a percentage-off deal). requires_authentication reflects the offer's own published redemption rules, not any account state this endpoint reads. The catalog spans hundreds of entries including ones no longer running; there is no upstream "currently active" flag, so pages should be read as reference data, not a guarantee every entry is live right now. - **popeyes_promotions** β€” List Popeyes Rewards' bonus-points promotion catalog. Returns a page of Popeyes Rewards' bonus-points promotion catalog -- flat or multiplied points bonuses tied to a qualifying purchase (e.g. "Get Double Bonus Points on Your Cart, minimum $20"), distinct from /popeyes/offers (priced menu deals) and /popeyes/quests (multi-step challenges). This is public CMS content, not a signed-in member's own applied-promotions state. points_multiplier and bonus_points are mutually exclusive in practice -- a promotion is either an "Nx points" campaign or a flat bonus. start_date/end_date bound the promotion's published active window when Popeyes sets one; both empty means no published window restriction, not that the promotion is permanently active. - **popeyes_quests** β€” List Popeyes Rewards' loyalty-challenge catalog. Returns a page of Popeyes Rewards' loyalty-challenge catalog -- named multi-step challenges and their reward (e.g. "Make Two Purchases, Get FREE Chicken Sandwich in the form of 550 Bonus Points"). This is public CMS content describing the challenge and its incentive, the same class of public promotional data as /popeyes/offers -- not scoped to any signed-in member and does not report which quests a given account has completed or activated. step_count is how many steps make up the quest; this build does not expose each step's own purchase-requirement rules. - **popeyes_rewards** β€” List Popeyes Rewards' points-redemption catalog. Returns a page of Popeyes Rewards' points-redemption catalog -- menu items and combos a member can redeem directly for a fixed number of loyalty points (e.g. "600 points for Cheese Bites"), distinct from /popeyes/offers (priced deals), /popeyes/quests (challenges) and /popeyes/promotions (bonus-points campaigns). This is public CMS content, not a signed-in member's own points balance or redemption history. points is the loyalty points cost to redeem; other per-account/per-order redemption restrictions Popeyes may publish on a reward are not exposed by this endpoint. - **poshmark_brand** β€” Browse Poshmark listings by brand. Returns a page of normalized Poshmark listings for a given brand name (e.g. Nike), the same browsing view as Poshmark's own brand pages. Pass a previous response's next_max_id back as max_id to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered brand page and, for pages past the first, Poshmark's own JSON pagination API. - **poshmark_brands** β€” Get the full Poshmark brand directory. Returns Poshmark's full brand directory: every brand Poshmark recognizes (name, slug, logo, known aliases), not just brands with active listings for a given search or category filter. Useful for resolving a brand name to the exact value the brand/search filters expect. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered brand directory page. - **poshmark_categories** β€” Get the Poshmark department/category browse taxonomy. Returns Poshmark's full department/category browse taxonomy (e.g. Women > Shoes, Men > Jackets & Coats). Each entry's path resolves directly against the category endpoint. This is reference data that changes rarely, so responses are cached. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered category pages. - **poshmark_category** β€” Browse Poshmark listings by category. Returns a page of normalized Poshmark listings for a given category path (e.g. Women-Shoes, Men-Shirts), the same browsing view as Poshmark's own category pages. Pass a previous response's next_max_id back as max_id to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered category page and, for pages past the first, Poshmark's own JSON pagination API. - **poshmark_closet** β€” Get Poshmark seller closet (storefront). Returns a normalized Poshmark closet (seller storefront) page: the seller's public profile and reputation stats (followers, ratings, items sold) plus a first page of their currently available listings and total listing count. Pass a previous response's next_max_id back as max_id to fetch the next page of listings; paginated responses omit the seller profile to avoid a second upstream fetch, so fetch without max_id first to get seller fields. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered closet page and, for pages past the first, Poshmark's own JSON pagination API. - **poshmark_listing** β€” Get Poshmark listing detail. Returns a normalized Poshmark item-detail page: the full listing (description, all photos, size/brand/condition, inventory), its seller's profile, public comments, and similar listings Poshmark itself surfaces on the same page. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered listing page. - **poshmark_search** β€” Search Poshmark listings. Searches Poshmark for clothing, shoes, and accessory listings, returning normalized listing summaries (title, price, brand, size, condition, seller, images) plus the total matching count and an opaque pagination cursor. Pass a previous response's next_max_id back as max_id to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered search page and, for pages past the first, Poshmark's own JSON pagination API. - **poshmark_trend** β€” Browse a Poshmark trend/showroom collection. Returns a page of normalized Poshmark listings for a curated trend/showroom collection (e.g. "Vintage Celine Handbags"), the same browsing view as Poshmark's own trend pages. Pass a previous response's next_max_id back as max_id to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from Poshmark's own server-rendered trend page and, for pages past the first, Poshmark's own JSON pagination API. - **prada_categories** β€” List Prada's category taxonomy and gender filter values. Returns Prada's (prada.com) full category taxonomy -- every browsable category with its own breadcrumb path and canonical URL -- plus the two gender values products.prada.com currently carries. categories[].id is exactly the value prada-category accepts as its own category_id parameter; genders[].value is exactly what prada-search and prada-category accept as their own gender parameter. - **prada_category** β€” Browse a Prada category. Browses one Prada category by ID, returning every product/color variant in it. category_id is required and must be one of prada-categories' own categories[].id values. gender optionally narrows to one of prada-categories' own genders[].value values. sort selects Prada's own relevance ranking or one of its price/newest orderings. A category with no products returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **prada_product** β€” Get a Prada product. Returns normalized product-detail data for one Prada product/color variant: name, price, stock, available sizes, breadcrumb, alternate colors, and images. pv is the product/color identifier, returned by prada-search's, prada-category's, and this endpoint's own products[].pv/other_colors[] fields (also the trailing path segment of a Prada product URL). description and the full image gallery are populated on a best-effort basis from the product's own page and may be briefly absent even for a valid pv; every other field is always populated. An unknown pv returns a not-found error. - **prada_search** β€” Search Prada products. Searches Prada's (prada.com) product catalog by keyword, through its own public search index. q is required; gender and sort are the same optional values prada-category accepts. Keyword search is typo-tolerant relevance ranking, not a guaranteed exact match. A query with genuinely zero matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **prada_stores** β€” Locate Prada retail stores. Locates Prada's (prada.com) physical retail stores worldwide, through its own public store-locator search. All parameters are optional: with none set, this returns Prada's full worldwide store list (up to limit). query is a free-text location search (city, country, or store name); lat/lng (both required together) narrow it to a geo-radius search, optionally sized with radius_km (defaults to 50, maximum 20000). A search with genuinely zero matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **prada_suggest** β€” Get Prada search-box suggestions. Returns Prada's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query -- a ranked list of suggested search phrases with the live result count each one would return. Pass a suggestion straight through to prada-search's own q parameter for product results. A query with no genuine matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **pristine_auction_categories** β€” Discover Pristine Auction's search enum values. Returns the whole value space for pristine-auction-search's category, auction_type, sort, and status params. categories[] is fetched live (with a current listing count per category, refreshed on every call); auction_types[], sort[], and statuses[] are pristineauction.com's own fixed, small search-form value sets. - **pristine_auction_lot** β€” Get a Pristine Auction lot's full detail. Returns one pristineauction.com lot's full detail: title, description, image gallery, price (current high bid, or realized/sold price once the auction has ended), auction end time, sport/collectible category, auction type, no-reserve flag, and view/watch/bid counts. lot_number comes from pristine-auction-search's results[].lot_number. Credential-free public data -- see the endpoint markdown for the transport used. - **pristine_auction_search** β€” Search Pristine Auction's live auction inventory. Browses or searches pristineauction.com's current sports card and memorabilia auction lots. term or category is required, matching pristineauction.com's own search form. All enum values (category, auction_type, sort, status) come from pristine-auction-categories. status=completed browses ended/sold lots (a prices-realized view); the default (all statuses) mirrors the site's own default. Every filter is optional and combines with AND semantics. Credential-free public data -- see the endpoint markdown for the transport used. - **pristine_marketplace_collection_products** β€” List Pristine Marketplace collection products. Returns normalized products from one Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug (typically a player, team, or memorabilia-type collection, e.g. `pop-culture`). - **pristine_marketplace_collections** β€” List Pristine Marketplace collections. Returns normalized collections from Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **pristine_marketplace_page** β€” Get a Pristine Marketplace static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. The "Shop by Sport" nav landing pages are reachable here as handles `nfl`, `mlb`, `nba`, `nhl`, and `nascar`. - **pristine_marketplace_pages** β€” List Pristine Marketplace static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. The storefront's "Shop by Sport" navigation (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, NASCAR) resolves to pages here (handles `nfl`, `mlb`, `nba`, `nhl`, `nascar`), not to a separate collections-style resource -- each is a landing page linking into many player/team collections. - **pristine_marketplace_product** β€” Get a Pristine Marketplace product. Returns normalized product detail for one Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **pristine_marketplace_product_recommendations** β€” List Pristine Marketplace product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **pristine_marketplace_products** β€” List Pristine Marketplace products. Returns normalized products from Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **pristine_marketplace_reviews** β€” List Pristine Marketplace store reviews. Returns one page of Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) public Judge.me store review feed. This is a store-wide, most-recent-first feed, not a per-product one: confirmed live, the storefront's own on-page review widget draws from and displays this same feed (labeled "Reviews for other products" on an individual product page), and no product/handle filter parameter narrows it. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Judge.me fixes 5 reviews per upstream page regardless of any requested size, so this endpoint has no `limit` parameter -- `page` maps 1:1 onto Judge.me's own pagination. - **pristine_marketplace_search** β€” Search Pristine Marketplace products. Returns normalized products from Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) own native full-text search results page, distinct from `/pristine-marketplace/search/suggest`'s predictive suggestions. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Per-page size is fixed by the storefront's own theme (16 products per page) and is not adjustable; `limit` is honored only as an upper bound on the returned page. - **pristine_marketplace_search_suggest** β€” Get Pristine Marketplace search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **pristine_marketplace_sitemap_urls** β€” List Pristine Marketplace sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **pristine_marketplace_sitemaps** β€” List Pristine Marketplace sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Pristine Marketplace's (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **pristine_marketplace_store** β€” Get Pristine Marketplace store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Pristine Marketplace (https://www.pristinemarketplace.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **producthunt_about** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product about page. Returns the richer Product Hunt about-page payload, including launch, forum, review tags, and media data. - **producthunt_alternatives** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product alternatives. Returns paginated alternatives, tags, and related discussions for a Product Hunt product. - **producthunt_category** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt category details. Returns the category page payload for a Product Hunt category slug. - **producthunt_category_products** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt category products. Returns the products in a Product Hunt category (now backed by Product Hunt topics), cursor-paginated. Pass the `cursor` from a previous response's `end_cursor` to page; `page_size` controls the batch size. `page`, `featured_only`, `order` and `tags` are accepted for compatibility but no longer affect the result. - **producthunt_customers** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product customers. Returns paginated customer products for a Product Hunt product using Product Hunt's ProductCustomersPage GraphQL operation. - **producthunt_launches** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product launches. Returns paginated launch posts for a Product Hunt product using Product Hunt's ProductPageLaunches GraphQL operation. - **producthunt_leaderboard** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt leaderboard. Fetches Product Hunt leaderboard data for daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly scopes via Product Hunt GraphQL. - **producthunt_makers** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product makers. Returns maker items for a Product Hunt product. - **producthunt_product** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product details. Returns the core Product Hunt product details. - **producthunt_reviews** β€” Retrieve Product Hunt product detailed reviews. Returns detailed review items for a Product Hunt product. - **producthunt_search** β€” Search for products, users, or launches on Product Hunt. Performs a full-text Product Hunt search and returns matching products, users, or launches. - **psa_autographfacts_categories** β€” List PSA AutographFacts categories. PSA AutographFacts' full subject-category list -- the discovery endpoint for the category_id parameter used to browse subjects. Categories span far beyond sports: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boxing, Golf, Hockey, Soccer, Tennis, MMA, Miscellaneous Sports, Cycling, Olympics, Motorsports, Entertainment, Music, Writers/Authors/Artists, Space Exploration, U.S. Presidents, and Historical & Political Figures. - **psa_autographfacts_gallery** β€” Get a PSA AutographFacts subject's exemplar image gallery. One autograph subject's full exemplar image gallery: real, captioned examples of authenticated signed items PSA keeps on file for this subject (signed photos, cards, baseballs, letters, contracts, and more), used as authentication reference material. subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-autographfacts-subjects result. - **psa_autographfacts_subject** β€” Get a PSA AutographFacts subject's profile and price guide. One autograph subject's full public reference page: PSA's own authentication notes (signing habits, forgery risk, signature evolution), a general biography, and a per-item-type price guide (e.g. 3x5/AP card, photo, check, letter, single-signed ball -- item types vary by subject). subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-autographfacts-subjects result. - **psa_autographfacts_subjects** β€” List PSA AutographFacts subjects in a category. Every autograph subject PSA AutographFacts lists for one category, each with the numeric subject_id to pass to psa-autographfacts-subject for that subject's full profile and price guide. - **psa_cardfacts_categories** β€” List PSA CardFacts categories. PSA CardFacts' full category list -- the discovery endpoint for the category_id parameter used to browse sets. Nine categories: Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Football, Golf, Hockey, Misc Sports, Multi-Sport, and Non-Sports/TCG. - **psa_cardfacts_checklist** β€” Get a PSA CardFacts set's card checklist. One set's full card checklist: every card's name and printed number (number is empty for sets PSA lists without one, e.g. many autograph/player-only card sets). set_id is the numeric id from a psa-cardfacts-sets result. - **psa_cardfacts_sets** β€” List PSA CardFacts sets in a category. Every card set PSA CardFacts lists for one category, each with the numeric set_id to pass to psa-cardfacts-checklist for that set's full card checklist. - **psa_cert_lookup** β€” Verify a PSA certification number. Looks up PSA's own public Cert Verification record for one PSA-graded card by its certification number: item title, grade, label type, reverse cert/barcode flag, year, brand/title, subject, card number, category, PSA's own price estimate, and this-cert's-own population figures (population for this exact card+grade, and pop-higher). Scoped to PSA's trading-card department; a cert number issued under a different PSA division (autographs, tickets) returns a not-found error. PSA's full Population Report and Auction Prices Realized both require a PSA/Collectors account login and are not available through this endpoint. - **psa_price_guide_categories** β€” List PSA Price Guide categories. PSA Price Guide's full category list -- the discovery endpoint for the category_path parameter used to browse or fetch a set's price table. Every category is a distinct collectible type (Baseball Cards, Basketball Cards, Boxing Cards, Football Cards, Golf Cards, Hockey Cards, Soccer Cards, Non-Sports/TCG Cards, Racing Cards, Sports Tickets, Tennis, Unopened Packs, Presidential Autographs, Sports Autographs, Professional Model/Game-Used Bats, Graded Baseballs). - **psa_price_guide_search** β€” Search PSA Price Guide. Searches PSA Price Guide by free text (a player/subject name or set name), matching PSA's own site search box. Each result is a matching set with the query's matching cards/items inside it; use a result's category_path, set_path and set_id as the input to psa-price-guide-set to fetch that set's full price table. - **psa_price_guide_set** β€” Get a PSA Price Guide set's price table. Fetches one PSA Price Guide set's full grade-by-grade price table: every card in the set with PSA's own formatted price per grade column (the set's own grade columns vary -- a vintage set may carry more/lower grade tiers than a modern one). category_path, set_path and set_id together identify the set; use the matching fields from a psa-price-guide-search result, or category_path from psa-price-guide-categories combined with a set_path/set_id found by browsing PSA's own category page. - **psa_probatfacts_categories** β€” List PSA ProBatFacts categories. PSA ProBatFacts' full player-category list -- the discovery endpoint for the category_id parameter used to browse players. Baseball-bat authentication only, split by Hall of Fame status: Hall of Fame Players, Star Players. - **psa_probatfacts_gallery** β€” Get a PSA ProBatFacts player's exemplar image gallery. One player's full exemplar image gallery: real, captioned examples of authenticated bats PSA keeps on file for this player, used as authentication reference material. subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-probatfacts-subjects result. - **psa_probatfacts_subject** β€” Get a PSA ProBatFacts player's bat-authentication reference page. One player's full public reference page: PSA's own bat-authentication notes (professional models used, signature placement) and a general player biography. Unlike psa-autographfacts-subject, this carries no price guide. subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-probatfacts-subjects result. - **psa_probatfacts_subjects** β€” List PSA ProBatFacts subjects in a category. Every player PSA ProBatFacts lists for one category, each with the numeric subject_id to pass to psa-probatfacts-subject for that player's full bat-authentication reference page. - **psa_ticketfacts_categories** β€” List PSA TicketFacts categories. PSA TicketFacts' full event-category list -- the discovery endpoint for the category_id parameter used to browse events. Spans NFL, MLB and NBA historic events: Super Bowl, World Series, MLB All Star Game, Historic Baseball Events, and Historic Basketball Events. - **psa_ticketfacts_gallery** β€” Get a PSA TicketFacts event's exemplar image gallery. One event's full exemplar image gallery: real, captioned examples of authenticated tickets from this event PSA keeps on file, used as authentication reference material. subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-ticketfacts-subjects result. - **psa_ticketfacts_subject** β€” Get a PSA TicketFacts event's ticket reference page. One event's full public ticket reference page: PSA's own historical writeup of the event and the ticket(s) involved. Unlike psa-autographfacts-subject, this carries no price guide. subject_id is the numeric id from a psa-ticketfacts-subjects result. - **psa_ticketfacts_subjects** β€” List PSA TicketFacts subjects in a category. Every event PSA TicketFacts lists for one category, each with the numeric subject_id to pass to psa-ticketfacts-subject for that event's full ticket reference page. - **psastore_collection_products** β€” List PSA Store collection products. Returns normalized products from one PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **psastore_collections** β€” List PSA Store collections. Returns normalized collections from the PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **psastore_page** β€” Get a PSA Store static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_pages** β€” List PSA Store static pages. Returns normalized static pages from the PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_product** β€” Get a PSA Store product. Returns normalized product detail for one PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **psastore_product_recommendations** β€” List PSA Store product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_products** β€” List PSA Store products. Returns normalized products from the PSA Team Store's (https://store.psacard.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **psastore_search_suggest** β€” Get PSA Store search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from the PSA Team Store's (https://store.psacard.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_sitemap_urls** β€” List PSA Store sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from the PSA Team Store's (https://store.psacard.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_sitemaps** β€” List PSA Store sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from the PSA Team Store's (https://store.psacard.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **psastore_store** β€” Get PSA Store store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for the PSA Team Store (https://store.psacard.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **quince_categories** β€” List Quince's product facet taxonomy. Returns Quince's full product facet taxonomy sourced from the same Algolia index quince-search uses: every business department (Women, Men, Kids & Baby, Home, CPG, Emerging), department, category, material, primary color, and size value Quince currently has products for, each with its own live product count. The returned business_departments[].value/categories[].value/materials[].value/colors[].value/sizes[].value values are exactly what quince-search accepts as its own department/category/material/color/size parameters. sizes spans every product type Quince sells (apparel letter sizes, shoe sizes, rug/furniture dimensions, bedding sizes, and more) since it is one index-wide facet. - **quince_navigation** β€” Get Quince's header navigation menu. Returns Quince's full header navigation mega-menu: top-level tabs (Women, Men, Home, Baby & Kids, Travel, Bags & Accessories, Jewelry, Beauty & Wellness, Gifts, plus promotional tabs like New Arrivals/Best Sellers/$50 Cashmere), each broken into the same named subcategory groups (for example Apparel, Jewelry, Shoes) shown in Quince's own nav dropdown, with a directly browsable slug on every category and link. This is a distinct taxonomy from quince-categories' Algolia facets: navigation is Quince's own curated site structure, while quince-categories reports live per-value product counts for quince-search's own filter parameters. - **quince_product** β€” Get a Quince product. Returns normalized product-detail data for one Quince product: title, description, review summary, every selectable option (color swatches with hex codes, sizes), and every color/size variant with its own price, original ("traditional retail") price, stock status, and SKU. handle is the product's URL path on quince.com (for example women/cashmere/cashmere-crewneck-sweater), returned by quince-search's own products[].handle field. - **quince_product_faq** β€” Get a Quince product's FAQ content. Returns a Quince product's own question/answer content (e.g. sizing, care, fit), from the same structured product data quince-product-reviews uses. handle is the same value quince-product accepts. Not every product carries FAQ content -- a product with none returns a well-formed empty result. - **quince_product_reviews** β€” Get Quince product reviews. Returns a sample of a Quince product's normalized customer reviews (author, date, rating, review body), plus the product's overall aggregate rating and review count. handle is the same value quince-product accepts. The reviews returned are the sample Quince's own page carries in its structured product data (confirmed live: 25 reviews on every product sampled during research), not a paginated feed of the full review history. A product with no reviews yet returns a well-formed empty result. - **quince_search** β€” Search or browse Quince products. Searches or browses Quince's (quince.com) product catalog through its own public Algolia search index. q, department, category, material, color, size, min_price, and max_price are all optional and combine as an AND -- unlike some other families' search/category-browse split, a free-text q can be combined with any of the facet filters in the same request, or every field can be omitted to browse the full catalog by Quince's own relevance/popularity ranking. department accepts one of the values quince-categories' own business_departments[].value field returns (for example Women, Men, Kids & Baby, Home, CPG, Emerging); category, material, color, and size similarly accept values from quince-categories' own categories[].value/materials[].value/colors[].value/sizes[].value fields (or quince-navigation's own browsable category/subcategory slugs for a curated, hierarchical alternative to the flat category facet). Keyword search is Algolia's own typo-tolerant relevance ranking, not a guaranteed exact match. A query with genuinely zero matches (for example a nonsense string) returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **quince_sitemap_urls** β€” List Quince sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Quince's own sitemaps matching the requested type. Each entry's handle is populated from the URL's own path (tracking/variant query parameters stripped) -- for type products, this is directly the value quince-product's own handle parameter expects. - **quince_sitemaps** β€” List Quince sitemaps. Returns Quince's US-region child sitemaps (products, collections, subcollections, and static pages) with an inferred type, from quince.com's own public sitemap index. - **quince_suggest** β€” Get Quince search suggestions. Returns Quince's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search phrases, no product data. Pass a suggestion straight through to quince-search's own q parameter for product results. A query with no genuine matches returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **raisingcanes_directory** β€” Browse the Raising Cane's store directory. Returns one level of Raising Cane's store directory tree. Omit path for the root, which lists the US states Raising Cane's operates in; pass a child's path to descend (state to cities, city to stores). Each child carries its name, path, URL and how many stores sit under that branch. A child with is_store true is a store record rather than another directory level -- pass its path to GET /raisingcanes/store. This is a directory browse, not a proximity search: use GET /raisingcanes/nearby for a radius lookup. - **raisingcanes_menu** β€” Get Raising Cane's full published menu. Returns Raising Cane's full published menu: every section (Combos, Tailgates, Extras, Drinks) and every item, each with its name, Raising Cane's own item description (commonly ending in a calorie count or range), and image. This is a single fixed national menu page, not a per-store or per-region menu -- it takes no parameters. Raising Cane's does not publish price on this page; pricing lives behind the separate order.raisingcanes.com ordering flow, which needs a selected store and is out of scope here. - **raisingcanes_nearby** β€” Find Raising Cane's stores near a coordinate, nearest first. Returns Raising Cane's restaurants within a radius of a latitude/longitude, ordered nearest first, each with its distance in miles and kilometres, address, coordinates, timezone, price tier and which pickup/delivery services it offers. This proximity result carries less detail than GET /raisingcanes/store (Raising Cane's own nearby-search key is not configured with hours or phone) -- each result's `path` chains straight into GET /raisingcanes/store for the full record. `total_in_radius` reports how many stores fall inside the radius overall, which is usually far more than one page; use `offset` to walk it. A coordinate with no Raising Cane's nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **raisingcanes_promotion** β€” Get one Raising Cane's promotion's terms. Returns one Raising Cane's promotion's published official terms: title and official-rules text (eligibility, prize details, effective date), exactly as the promotion's own page publishes them, as separate paragraphs in publication order. Promotion paths come from GET /raisingcanes/promotions entries. A path with no promotion at it (expired, mistyped, or the empty path some index entries carry) returns a 404. - **raisingcanes_promotions** β€” Browse Raising Cane's promotions index. Returns Raising Cane's full promotions index: every current and past sweepstakes, giveaway, and other promotion the site links to, grouped under Raising Cane's own category headings (e.g. "Sweepstakes & Giveaways", "Lucky Promotions", "First Promotions"). Each entry's path chains into GET /raisingcanes/promotion for that promotion's full official-rules text. Some entries carry an empty path -- Raising Cane's own index links a since-expired promotion back to the homepage rather than removing the entry; treat an empty path as no longer resolvable rather than a bug. - **raisingcanes_store** β€” Get one Raising Cane's store's detail. Returns one Raising Cane's store: name, full postal address, phone, coordinates, its general weekly hours plus separately published dine-in and drive-thru hours, Raising Cane's own per-store amenity labels (e.g. DRIVE_THRU, CURBSIDE_PICKUP), which pickup/delivery services it offers, and its Google Place id. Store paths come from GET /raisingcanes/directory entries whose is_store is true. Passing a directory path here returns a 404 rather than a hollow record. - **rebag_collection_products** β€” List Rebag collection products. Returns normalized products from one Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **rebag_collections** β€” List Rebag collections. Returns normalized collections from Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **rebag_page** β€” Get a Rebag static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_pages** β€” List Rebag static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_product** β€” Get a Rebag product. Returns normalized product detail for one Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **rebag_product_recommendations** β€” List Rebag product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_products** β€” List Rebag products. Returns normalized products from Rebag's (https://shop.rebag.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **rebag_search** β€” Search Rebag products. Returns normalized, ranked products from Rebag's (https://shop.rebag.com) own full-text product search (Shopify's Storefront API), including a best-effort condition grade and colour derived from the product's own catalog tags -- attributes not available from the classic catalog JSON endpoints in this family. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_search_suggest** β€” Get Rebag search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Rebag's (https://shop.rebag.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_sitemap_urls** β€” List Rebag sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Rebag's (https://shop.rebag.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_sitemaps** β€” List Rebag sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Rebag's (https://shop.rebag.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rebag_store** β€” Get Rebag store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Rebag (https://shop.rebag.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **reddit_comments** β€” Get Reddit post comments. Returns a Reddit post with its public comments. The default 1-credit mode uses RSS. Set `include_metrics=true` to use the anonymous HTML post page as the sole content request and return the server-rendered comments with public net score and award count plus post engagement metrics for 3 credits. Large threads may expose only an initial comment subset in anonymous HTML. Reddit does not expose per-comment upvote ratios or exact upvote/downvote totals anonymously. A post that exists but has no comments yet returns a 200 response with an empty comments list; a post that does not exist returns 404, and a temporary block or upstream failure returns 503 (retryable) rather than 404. - **reddit_domain_posts** β€” List Reddit domain posts. Returns normalized public posts submitted from a linked domain. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_leads** β€” Find Reddit buying-intent leads. Scans a Reddit search page for people actively asking for a product or service, scores each post 0-10 for buying intent, and returns them ranked highest-first with the signals that fired. Self-promotion, hiring posts, freelancer service adverts, revenue-milestone posts, duplicate reposts, and Title Case article headlines are filtered out before scoring. A deterministic prefilter always runs; when `classifier` resolves to `llm` the surviving candidates are additionally refined in one batched model call. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_post** β€” Get Reddit post. Returns a normalized public Reddit post. The default 1-credit mode uses RSS. Set `include_metrics=true` to use the anonymous HTML post page as the sole content request and return public net score, upvote ratio, comment count, award count, and estimated upvote/downvote totals for 3 credits. Reddit fuzzes voting data, so estimates are approximate; share, repost/crosspost, and view counts are not exposed anonymously. - **reddit_search** β€” Search Reddit posts. Searches public Reddit content and returns normalized public post entries. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_subreddit_about** β€” Get Reddit subreddit metadata. Returns public metadata and sample posts for a subreddit. Subscriber counts, icons, and banners are omitted because they are not available on anonymous Reddit pages. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_subreddit_comments** β€” List Reddit subreddit comments. Returns flat public comment entries from a subreddit latest-comments feed. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_subreddit_posts** β€” List Reddit subreddit posts. Returns normalized public posts from a subreddit. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_subreddits_posts** β€” List Reddit multi-subreddit posts. Returns normalized public posts from a combined multi-subreddit feed. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_trends** β€” List Reddit trends. Returns normalized public posts from broad Reddit hot, new, rising, or top feeds. For subreddit-specific trends, use `/reddit/subreddit/{subreddit}/posts` with `sort=hot`, `sort=new`, `sort=rising`, or `sort=top`. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_user_comments** β€” List Reddit user comments. Returns flat public comment entries from a public Reddit user's comments feed. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **reddit_user_posts** β€” List Reddit user posts. Returns normalized public posts from a public Reddit user's submitted feed. A `503` with a `Retry-After` header means Reddit is temporarily throttling the request; wait that many seconds and retry. - **redfin_estimate** β€” Get Redfin Estimate. Returns the Redfin Estimate for a property, including the current estimate, property facts, and the monthly estimate history with city/county/postal comparatives. Faithful pass-through of Redfin's public avm + avmHistoricalData resources. - **redfin_property** β€” Get Redfin property. Returns normalized Redfin public property details. Provide a listing url, or a property_id (optionally with listing_id) to use Redfin's public stingray detail API. - **redfin_region_trends** β€” Get Redfin region market trends. Returns Redfin's aggregate market trends for a region (median list/sale price, sale-to-list, offers, days on market, inventory, year-over-year). Faithful pass-through of Redfin's public aggregate-trends resource. - **redfin_search** β€” Search Redfin listings. Returns normalized Redfin public listing search results from Redfin's credential-free region CSV endpoint. Pass region_id/region_type from autocomplete to skip location resolution. - **redfin_similar** β€” Get Redfin comparable listings. Returns Redfin's comparable ("similar") listings for a property as normalized listing rows. Faithful pass-through of Redfin's public similars resource. - **resy_availability** β€” Get a Resy restaurant's bookable reservation timeslots. Returns the bookable reservation timeslots Resy currently shows for a restaurant, date, and party size -- the same read-only availability an anonymous visitor sees before signing in. This is discovery only; it does not create, hold, modify, or cancel a reservation. - **resy_cuisines** β€” Get the cuisines present in a Resy location. Returns the cuisines present among restaurants in a Resy location. Location is a short city code or numeric location id -- both already returned inline as location_code on resy-search and resy-restaurant results; there is no separate closed list of every valid location on Resy's own API, so this value always comes from a prior search/restaurant response rather than a guessed input. - **resy_event_detail** β€” Get a Resy ticketed dining event's full description and ticket packages. Returns a ticketed dining event's full description, event-day instructions, and per-ticket-tier package breakdown (price, what's included, live ticket availability). All three identifiers come from a prior resy-events result: event_url_slug is that result's url_slug, restaurant_url_slug is its restaurant_url_slug, and location is the same city identifier resy-events was called with. Credential-free, read-only discovery -- does not purchase a ticket. - **resy_events** β€” Get ticketed dining events in a Resy location. Returns ticketed dining events (fixed-price, fixed-capacity experiences a restaurant hosts and sells tickets for, distinct from a regular reservation) in a Resy location. Credential-free, read-only discovery -- does not create, hold, or purchase a ticket. - **resy_locations** β€” List Resy's operating locations (cities). Returns Resy's full list of operating locations (cities), optionally filtered by a free-text substring and/or country. This is the discovery source for the location value used throughout the rest of this family (resy-search's/resy-restaurant's location_code, resy-cuisines'/resy-events'/resy-event-detail's location). Credential-free. - **resy_restaurant** β€” Get a Resy restaurant's profile. Returns a restaurant's profile: name, cuisine, price tier, rating/review count, address/neighborhood, contact info, and description text. Credential-free. - **resy_search** β€” Search Resy restaurants near a location. Searches restaurants by free-text term (name, cuisine, or neighborhood) near a latitude/longitude, optionally including live bookable-timeslot availability for a given date and party size. Credential-free. - **reuters_article** β€” Get a Reuters article's content. Returns one normal Reuters article's public metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Live blogs, video and podcast pages, and subscriber-only or bot-challenged responses are not supported. - **reuters_articles** β€” Get recent Reuters articles. Returns a page of recent Reuters articles: title, canonical URL, update time, and the lead image URL when available. The index covers the most recent 10,000 articles. - **reuters_news** β€” Get fresh Reuters headlines. Returns fresh Reuters headlines with title, canonical URL, publication and update times, and the lead image when Reuters publishes one. Covers the most recent stories from Reuters' public news feed. - **reuters_section** β€” Get recent articles in a Reuters section. Returns a page of one top-level Reuters section's recent articles: canonical URL, update time, lead image URL, and image caption. This feed does not publish titles; use /reuters/articles for a title-bearing index. - **reuters_sections** β€” List Reuters sections. Lists every top-level Reuters section accepted by /reuters/section, with its slug, display name, and landing-page URL. - **rightmove_agent_branch** β€” Get Rightmove estate agent branch details. Returns one estate-agent branch profile from Rightmove, including address, telephones, service flags, industry affiliations, and the branch's own sales and lettings listing previews. The slug segments in Rightmove agent URLs are cosmetic; the branch resolves by numeric id alone. - **rightmove_agents** β€” List Rightmove estate agents for a location. Lists estate-agent branches from Rightmove's estate-agents directory for a location, with branch display name, brand, address, telephones, sales/lettings flags, logo, and a link to the branch profile. 20 agents per page. - **rightmove_autocomplete** β€” Get Rightmove location autocomplete suggestions. Returns location suggestions from Rightmove's autocomplete API for a given query. - **rightmove_commercial_search** β€” Search Rightmove commercial property. Search Rightmove's commercial property listings for sale or to let, with price, floor-area (sq ft), and commercial-property-type filters. For to-let listings the price amount follows the listing's own frequency (monthly or yearly). - **rightmove_new_homes_search** β€” Search Rightmove new homes for sale. Search Rightmove's new-homes-for-sale listings for a location, with price, bedroom, bathroom, and property-type filters. Results are individual new-build homes and plots (with development flags), not development-level cards. - **rightmove_property** β€” Get Rightmove property details. Returns detailed information for a specific Rightmove property by ID. - **rightmove_search** β€” Search Rightmove properties. Search for properties on Rightmove with filters for location, price, bedrooms, etc. - **rightmove_student_search** β€” Search Rightmove student accommodation. Search Rightmove's student-accommodation listings for a location, with monthly-rent, bedroom, and furnishing filters. Prices are monthly rents in whole GBP units. - **roblox_badges** β€” List Roblox experience badges. Returns one cursor-paginated page of public badge metadata for a Roblox experience. Pass next_cursor back unchanged as cursor. No user-awarded badge data is returned. - **roblox_game** β€” Get a Roblox experience. Returns public catalog detail for one Roblox experience, including aggregate votes and its public icon. This endpoint does not return player, account, purchase, or server data. - **roblox_rankings** β€” List Roblox game rankings. Returns a public Roblox game shelf. Allowed sort_id values: top-trending, up-and-coming, top-playing-now, fun-with-friends, top-revisited. - **roblox_search** β€” Search Roblox experiences. Searches anonymous public Roblox game experiences. The opaque page_token continues the same search. - **rothys_collection_products** β€” List Rothy's collection products. Returns normalized products from one Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **rothys_collections** β€” List Rothy's collections. Returns normalized collections from Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **rothys_page** β€” Get a Rothy's static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_pages** β€” List Rothy's static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_product** β€” Get a Rothy's product. Returns normalized product detail for one Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **rothys_product_recommendations** β€” List Rothy's product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_products** β€” List Rothy's products. Returns normalized products from Rothy's's (https://www.rothys.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **rothys_search_suggest** β€” Get Rothy's search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Rothy's's (https://www.rothys.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_sitemap_urls** β€” List Rothy's sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Rothy's's (https://www.rothys.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_sitemaps** β€” List Rothy's sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Rothy's's (https://www.rothys.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **rothys_store** β€” Get Rothy's store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Rothy's (https://www.rothys.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **rottentomatoes_browse_movies** β€” Rotten Tomatoes movie discovery rows. Returns normalized movie rows from Rotten Tomatoes public browse pages using credential-free JSON-LD ItemList data. Supported `list` values are `movies_in_theaters`, `movies_at_home`, and `movies_coming_soon`. Supported `sort` values are `popular`, `newest`, and `top_box_office`; `top_box_office` is only valid with `movies_in_theaters`. - **rottentomatoes_browse_tv** β€” Rotten Tomatoes TV discovery rows. Returns normalized TV series rows from Rotten Tomatoes public browse pages using credential-free JSON-LD ItemList data. Supported `list` value is `tv_series_browse`. Supported `sort` values are `popular` and `newest`. - **rottentomatoes_episode** β€” Rotten Tomatoes episode detail. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV episode metadata, scorecard data, parent series/season metadata, and public video metadata from a credential-free public episode page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **rottentomatoes_movie** β€” Rotten Tomatoes movie detail. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes movie metadata, scorecard data, and representative embedded audience reviews. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **rottentomatoes_movie_reviews** β€” Rotten Tomatoes movie reviews. Returns normalized critic or audience reviews from Rotten Tomatoes public review JSON hydrated by the movie review page, including pagination metadata. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. Supported `type` values are `critics`, `top-critics`, `audience`, and `verified-audience`. - **rottentomatoes_person** β€” Rotten Tomatoes person detail and filmography. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes celebrity/person metadata and filmography rows from public Person JSON-LD and the credential-free filmography module. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **rottentomatoes_search** β€” Rotten Tomatoes movie search. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes movie search rows from credential-free server-rendered search HTML. - **rottentomatoes_season** β€” Rotten Tomatoes season detail. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV season metadata, scorecard data, parent series metadata, and episode rows from a credential-free public season page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **rottentomatoes_series** β€” Rotten Tomatoes series detail. Returns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV series metadata and scorecard data from a credential-free public series page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. - **rover_sitter_profile** β€” Get Rover sitter profile. Returns a normalized Rover sitter/walker profile: name, photo, bio, star rating, review count, repeat-client count, years of experience, neighborhood/city/state, starting price, Star Sitter status, the services offered with per-service pricing, and public review excerpts from the sitter's own profile page. Public data sourced from Rover's own server-rendered profile pages. - **rover_sitter_search** β€” Search Rover sitters and walkers. Searches Rover's public sitter/walker listings by location and service type, returning normalized sitter summaries (name, profile image, rating, review count, repeat-client count, years of experience, neighborhood/city/state, starting price, Star Sitter status, and a short bio). Public data sourced from Rover's own server-rendered search pages. - **rover_trainer_profile** β€” Get Rover dog trainer profile. Returns a normalized Rover dog trainer profile: name, photo, headline, experience and availability details, training methodology, rating, review count, repeat-client count, years of training, skill/behavior tags, and education credentials. Public data sourced from Rover's own server-rendered training profile pages. - **rover_trainer_search** β€” Search Rover dog trainers. Searches Rover's public dog trainer listings by location, returning normalized trainer summaries (name, profile image, headline, experience details, rating, review count, repeat-client count, years of experience, city/state/zip, starting price, training methodology, and skill/behavior tags). Public data sourced from Rover's own server-rendered training search pages. - **samsclub_category** β€” Browse a Sam's Club category or collection. Returns a Sam's Club category or collection page's product grid, with real page-based pagination. id accepts a bare numeric category id (from a nav link's /browse/{id} URL) or a full /browse/{slug}/{id} URL copied from samsclub.com -- only the trailing id is used. Returns normalized products with name, brand, pricing, availability, rating, and image. An id samsclub.com does not recognize returns a genuine zero-result response rather than an error, matching upstream's own behavior. - **samsclub_content** β€” Get a Sam's Club curated content or landing page. Returns one Sam's Club curated content/landing page (e.g. a seasonal savings hub or a "New Arrivals" page) -- distinct data from GET /samsclub/category's flat, paginated product grid. id accepts a bare numeric content page id (from a nav link's /cp/{id} URL) or a full /cp/{slug}/{id} URL copied from samsclub.com -- only the trailing id is used. Returns a title, breadcrumb, named curated product shelves, and a category-navigation tile grid. There is no pagination -- a content page's shelves are a fixed, hand-curated set. An id samsclub.com does not recognize returns a 404, unlike GET /samsclub/category's zero-result response for the same situation. - **samsclub_departments** β€” List Sam's Club departments and categories. Returns Sam's Club's full department/category taxonomy, as shown on its own "All Departments" page: every top-level department with its own subcategory list. Each link's type is "browse" (pairs directly with GET /samsclub/category), "cp" (a content/landing page that does not reliably carry a product grid), or empty (an unrecognized link shape). - **samsclub_product** β€” Get a Sam's Club product's full detail. Returns one Sam's Club product's full detail: name, brand, description, category breadcrumb, pricing, availability, images, aggregate rating and review count, and the club's own item number. id is the numeric product id from a Sam's Club product page's /ip/ URL. - **samsclub_product_related** β€” Get a Sam's Club product's related items. Returns the related-item carousels shown on a Sam's Club product page, each a named shelf (e.g. "Members also considered", "Items you may like") of normalized products with pricing, rating, and image. id is the numeric product id from a Sam's Club product page's /ip/ URL. This upstream source does not distinguish an unrecognized id from a known one -- an unrecognized id still returns generic fallback shelves rather than an error. - **seatgeek_categories** β€” List SeatGeek's event categories. Returns SeatGeek's full event-category tree (e.g. Sports > Baseball > MLB, Concerts, Theater), root and leaf nodes together. Each category's id is the value seatgeek-events-by-category's taxonomy_id parameter accepts. - **seatgeek_cities** β€” List SeatGeek's curated metro areas. Returns SeatGeek's own curated "browse by city" directory (87 metro areas as of 2026-09-15): id, name, state, country, coordinates, and which verticals (concerts/sports/theater) it supports. Each city's lat/lon pairs directly with GET /seatgeek/events-near. - **seatgeek_event** β€” Get a SeatGeek event's detail. Returns one SeatGeek event's full detail: title, timing, venue, performers, category taxonomy, and SeatGeek's own live secondary-market pricing snapshot (listing/ticket counts, average/median/lowest/highest price). id is SeatGeek's own numeric event id, obtained from a search or performer-events result. Pricing is an aggregate snapshot only -- no per-seat listing rows and no checkout/purchase flow. - **seatgeek_events_by_category** β€” Browse SeatGeek events by category. Returns one page of SeatGeek events under a category/taxonomy, soonest first. taxonomy_id is a SeatGeek category id from GET /seatgeek/categories, e.g. 1010100 for MLB. - **seatgeek_events_near** β€” Browse SeatGeek events near a coordinate. Returns one page of SeatGeek events near a coordinate, soonest first -- the same call its city pages and homepage location-based sections make. Pair with GET /seatgeek/cities for a curated list of coordinates, or pass any coordinate directly. - **seatgeek_performer** β€” Get a SeatGeek performer's detail. Returns one SeatGeek performer's (sports team, artist, or show) full detail by direct id lookup: name, type, image, popularity, home venue id, upcoming-event counts, and category taxonomy. id is SeatGeek's own numeric performer id, obtained from a search result. Use this when you already have a bare performer id and want to skip a search round-trip; seatgeek-search returns the same fields for a query. - **seatgeek_performer_events** β€” Get a SeatGeek performer's event schedule. Returns one page of a SeatGeek performer's (sports team, artist, or show) upcoming event schedule, soonest first. performer_id is SeatGeek's own numeric performer id, obtained from a search result (e.g. 1 for the Los Angeles Dodgers). - **seatgeek_search** β€” Search SeatGeek events, performers, and venues. Free-text search across SeatGeek's own catalog of events, performers (sports teams, artists, and shows), and venues -- the same call the site's own search box and search-results page use. Any of the three result lists may come back empty for a query with no matches in that type. - **seatgeek_trending** β€” Get SeatGeek's trending-near-you events. Returns SeatGeek's own geo-personalized "trending near you" event feed for a coordinate -- the same list its homepage renders. - **seatgeek_venue** β€” Get a SeatGeek venue's detail. Returns one SeatGeek venue's full detail: address, city/state/country, timezone, capacity, coordinates, and upcoming-event counts. id is SeatGeek's own numeric venue id, obtained from a search or event result. - **seatgeek_venue_events** β€” Get a SeatGeek venue's event schedule. Returns one page of a SeatGeek venue's upcoming event schedule, soonest first. venue_id is SeatGeek's own numeric venue id, obtained from a search or event result (e.g. 1 for UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium). - **sec_company_intelligence** β€” Company 360 overview from SEC data. Aggregates a company's profile, a latest-annual financial snapshot, the latest 10-K/10-Q/8-K, and recent material events into one call. Provide cik or ticker. Optionally fuse live cross-source data with enrich (a comma list of market, news, hiring): market and news are keyed on the ticker; hiring needs ats plus that ATS's careers slug (or tenant/datacenter/site for Workday). Enrichment is best-effort β€” requested-but-unavailable sources are listed under degraded and never fail the SEC-native response. Credential-free public data. - **sec_company_search** β€” Resolve a ticker or company name to EDGAR companies. Resolves a ticker symbol or company-name query to SEC EDGAR companies (CIK, ticker, name) using the official company_tickers map. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_company_submissions** β€” List a company's EDGAR filings. Returns a company's recent SEC filings (form, dates, primary document URL) filtered by form type and date range, plus company profile fields as reported by EDGAR: entity_type, former_names, exchanges, category, fiscal_year_end, state_of_incorporation. Provide cik or ticker. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_filing** β€” Get a single filing by accession number. Returns a single SEC filing's metadata and primary document URL. Provide accession plus cik or ticker. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_filing_sections** β€” Extract 10-K/10-Q/8-K item sections. Extracts item sections (e.g. 1A Risk Factors, 7 MD&A) from a 10-K/10-Q/8-K primary document as clean text. Provide accession plus cik or ticker. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_financials** β€” Normalized income statement, balance sheet, or cash flow. Returns a company's normalized financial statements across recent periods, resolving EDGAR's inconsistent XBRL tags to a stable schema. Provide cik or ticker. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_frames** β€” Cross-company values for one XBRL concept and period. Returns every filer's reported value for one XBRL concept in one reporting period (an EDGAR "frame"). Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_full_text_search** β€” Full-text search across EDGAR filings. Searches the full text of SEC EDGAR filings (efts), filtered by form and date, with pagination. Credential-free public SEC data; free where incumbents gate full-text search behind paid tiers. - **sec_insider** β€” Insider transactions (Forms 3/4/5). Returns a company's recent insider transactions parsed from Form 3/4/5 ownership filings (owner, role, security, shares, price). Provide cik or ticker. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sec_institutional_holdings** β€” Institutional holdings (13F-HR). Returns the latest 13F-HR holdings for an institutional manager (by CIK): issuer, value, shares, sorted by value. Credential-free public SEC data. - **sephora_brands** β€” Sephora brand directory. Returns Sephora's full brand directory (373 brands at time of writing), sourced from the site's own A-Z brand list page. Each brand's `name` is the exact string GET /sephora/search and GET /sephora/category's repeatable `brand` filter parameter expect. - **sephora_categories** β€” Sephora storefront categories. Returns Sephora's own live storefront category navigation (department, group, name, and slug for each), sourced from the site's own "Shop" mega-nav. Each entry's slug is directly usable as GET /sephora/category's own `slug` query parameter. - **sephora_category** β€” Sephora category browse. Returns one page of a Sephora category/browse listing (e.g. Makeup, Skincare), with the same sort and facet filters as /sephora/search. slug is the path segment after sephora.com/shop/, e.g. makeup-cosmetics. The response uses Sephora's public catalog search to keep browse listings available when the category page's legacy embedded data is absent. - **sephora_product** β€” Sephora product detail. Returns one Sephora product's full detail (every color/shade variant with its own price and availability, rating, review count, and a sample of recent reviews), from Sephora's credential-free public JSON-LD. `product_id` is the full product-page slug, e.g. `lip-sleeping-mask-P420652` -- copy it from the path segment after sephora.com/product/ on any product page; unlike some other retailers, an arbitrary or partial slug does not resolve. - **sephora_product_questions** β€” Sephora product questions and answers. Returns one page of a Sephora product's customer Q&A: each question plus every answer it received (text, author, whether it's a brand answer, helpful votes). product_id is the Sephora productGroupID, e.g. P420652 -- the same value /sephora/product returns as product_group_id. - **sephora_product_reviews** β€” Sephora product reviews. Returns one page of a Sephora product's full customer reviews (title, body, rating, author, helpful votes, secondary ratings, photos), plus the product's site-wide rating rollup (average rating, recommended ratio, star-count histogram). product_id is the Sephora productGroupID, e.g. P420652 -- the same value /sephora/product returns as product_group_id. - **sephora_search** β€” Sephora product search. Searches Sephora's product catalog by keyword, with real page-based pagination. Returns normalized products with brand, pricing, rating, and review count. Sephora's own search never returns a genuine zero-result state for a nonempty keyword -- an unrecognized/nonsense keyword still returns a full, unrelated fallback result set rather than an empty one. price_min/price_max must be provided together (whole dollars) -- upstream silently ignores a one-sided price range rather than filtering or erroring, so this endpoint rejects a one-sided range as invalid instead of passing it through. brand and filter each accept multiple values (OR'd together within the same facet); brand/rating_min/is_new/filter/price_min/price_max can all be combined with each other (AND'd together across different facets). - **sephora_stores** β€” Sephora store locator. Returns Sephora physical store locations near a coordinate (address, hours, BOPIS/curbside/same-day flags). Renders through a JS-executing browser backend, unlike every other Sephora endpoint -- the store-locator data call itself is plain HTTP, but it requires a per-visit access token minted by an endpoint gated behind a bot-management JS challenge, so responses may take longer. - **sephora_suggest** β€” Sephora search suggestions. Returns Sephora's own search-box type-ahead suggestions for a partial keyword: keyword-completion terms, matching products, and trending/related categories. Sephora's own upstream never returns a genuine zero-result state for a nonempty query -- a deliberately nonsense query still returns unrelated product suggestions. - **sevennow_catalog** β€” Get one 7NOW store's live product catalog. Returns one 7NOW store's browsable category list, a paginated item listing per catalog section (each with real per-item pricing, active promotions, calories, UPC and image), and a live active/out-of-stock inventory count for that store. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores; lat and lon are accepted but inert (store_id alone selects the store). The catalog is genuinely store-scoped, not a national price list. skip/limit page every item section uniformly (limit is capped at 50, defaults to 20). - **sevennow_categories** β€” List every category id one 7NOW store accepts. Enumerates every value GET /7now/category accepts for a store, so callers do not have to pull the full catalog to discover them. 7NOW has two disjoint id spaces behind that one parameter: `departments` are the store's 10 permanent browsable departments (Fresh Food, Drinks, Snacks, Candy, Ice Cream, Beer & Seltzer, Tobacco, Grocery, Household, Personal Care), and `shelves` are the merchandising rows the homepage currently features ("$2 Deals", "What's New", "Only At 7-Eleven", seasonal ones). Both work as category_id. Shelves rotate with promotions and seasons, so re-read them rather than caching ids long-term. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores; lat and lon are accepted but inert (store_id alone selects the store). - **sevennow_category** β€” Browse one 7NOW store's category by subcategory. Returns one 7NOW store's top-level category broken into its real subcategory groups (e.g. Fresh Food -> Pizza, Wings & Chicken Bites, Subs & Sandwiches, ...), each with its own paginated, priced item list and live availability, plus a category-wide availability summary. Complements GET /7now/catalog, whose per-category section is a single flat list -- this is the same data organized the way 7now.com's own category page groups it. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores and category_id from GET /7now/categories -- which accepts both the store's permanent departments and the merchandising shelves its homepage features, since 7NOW uses one parameter for two id spaces. An invalid or empty category_id returns a normal 200 with an empty subcategories array, not an error. - **sevennow_combo** β€” Get one 7NOW bundle deal's pick-from groups. Expands one bundle deal into its structure: each pick-from group's name, how many items the shopper picks from it, and every eligible item with live pricing and availability -- e.g. the "$6.99 Pizza" bundle returns one group, "Eligible Whole Pizzas", holding six priced pizzas. Also returns the bundle's shopper-facing headline and full legal terms. promo_id comes from GET /7now/combos' combos[].promo_id, and store_id from GET /7now/stores. The upstream also accepts a plain item-discount promotion id but answers one with unnamed groups -- for those, GET /7now/promotion's flat item list is the right endpoint. An unknown promo_id returns 404. - **sevennow_combos** β€” List a 7NOW store's bundle deals. Lists every bundle deal a store offers -- 7NOW's combo-builder products, where a fixed price buys one item from each of several groups (e.g. "$6.99 Pizza", "Bone In Wing Combo"). GET /7now/search surfaces a combo only when a query happens to match one, so this is the only way to enumerate a store's bundles. Each entry carries the promotion id behind it: pass it to GET /7now/combo for the actual pick-from groups, or to GET /7now/promotion for a flat list of every eligible item. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores; lat and lon are accepted but inert (store_id alone selects the store). - **sevennow_deals** β€” List every discounted item in one 7NOW store. Returns every currently discounted item in a store, paginated, each with the promotion driving the discount -- its id, shopper-facing description ("2 for $4", "On Sale $7"), promotional price where the offer has a single-unit one, and run dates. A busy store carries several hundred; the response also reports a store-wide availability summary across all of them before paging. This is the store-wide offers listing: the per-category browse endpoints surface promotions only for the items they happen to return, and pulling them all otherwise means walking the entire catalog. Pass a promos[].id to GET /7now/promotion to see every item that same promotion covers. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores; lat and lon are accepted but inert (store_id alone selects the store). - **sevennow_offers** β€” List a 7NOW store's advertised promotional campaigns. Returns every promotional campaign a store currently advertises -- the headline, body copy, legal terms and artwork behind offers like "$6.99 Pizza" or "2/$5 Gatorade 28oz". This is campaign-level and complements the item-level views: GET /7now/deals answers "which items are discounted and why", while this answers "what is this store advertising, and on what terms". The full legal terms are available nowhere else. Each campaign points somewhere: promo_ids[] feed GET /7now/promotion (or GET /7now/combo when the campaign advertises a bundle), while a category campaign instead carries target_id, a category_id GET /7now/category accepts. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores; lat and lon are accepted but inert (store_id alone selects the store). - **sevennow_popular** β€” Get 7NOW trending search terms. Returns the trending search terms 7NOW shows in its own search box. Two axes select the index and both matter. vertical picks the catalogue: `convenience` and `restaurant` return different terms for the same store, and `global` is the genuinely national cross-vertical list. store_id (from GET /7now/stores) then narrows to that store's region within the vertical -- a New York store returns index NY_NE, a Florida store SE, and omitting it returns the vertical-wide list. The restaurant vertical is the exception: it ignores store_id entirely, returning identical terms for every store. The response echoes back both the vertical and the regional index the terms came from. - **sevennow_product** β€” Get one 7NOW product's full reference record. Returns one product's complete reference record: description, the full nutrition panel (serving size, calories, fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and allergen "contains" list), the declared ingredient list, the allergen statement, size and flavor variants, related products, and any attached promotions. product_id comes from GET /7now/search, /7now/catalog or /7now/category. This record is store-independent and deliberately carries no price, availability or stock -- use those three endpoints for per-store pricing and availability. An unknown product_id returns a 404. - **sevennow_promotion** β€” List every item one 7NOW promotion covers. Expands one promotion into every item it applies to in a store, plus the promotion's own offer type, terms, and run dates. GET /7now/deals reads discount-to-item (here is a discounted product, here is why); this reads it the other way round (here is an offer, here is everything it covers) -- e.g. a "2 for $4" tea promotion expands to all five flavours in it. promo_id comes from GET /7now/deals' items[].promos[].id, and store_id from GET /7now/stores. An unknown promo_id returns 404. - **sevennow_search** β€” Search one 7NOW store's products. Returns one 7NOW store's keyword search results: matching products and combo deals with current pricing (list price, everyday sale price, and any further active promotion), live availability, and a sponsored-brand facet list relevant to the query. store_id comes from GET /7now/stores. A query matching nothing returns a normal 200 with an empty items array, not an error. - **sevennow_stores** β€” Find 7NOW delivery stores near an address. Resolves a free-text delivery address, street, city and state, or postal code to the nearest 7NOW-enabled 7-Eleven stores, nearest first. Each store carries its store_id, address, coordinates, straight-line distance in miles from the resolved address, the banner it trades under, its Nielsen DMA, and its per-day alcohol sale windows -- upstream's own encoding of the local law, which is why a day can hold more than one window (a New York store's Sunday runs 0000-0200 and 0800-2359). An empty alcohol_sale_hours means upstream publishes no windows for that store, which is not the same as it selling no alcohol. The response also carries the Uber H3 cell for the resolved address. Use store_id with GET /7now/catalog, /7now/categories, /7now/deals, /7now/offers or /7now/combos to browse that store. An address that cannot be geocoded, or one with no nearby 7NOW coverage, returns a 404. - **sevennow_suggest** β€” Get 7NOW search-term suggestions. Returns search-term completions for a partial query, e.g. "chi" -> "chips ahoy", "chips", "chicken". No store is required. q must be at least 3 characters -- shorter values return a typed invalid-param error, matching upstream's own enforced minimum. vertical selects which search index to complete against, and the indexes are materially different rather than variations on one list: for "chi", `convenience` answers "chips ahoy, chips, chicken wings" while `restaurant` answers "chipotle, chinese food, chili". `global` is a sparse cross-vertical index -- many prefixes legitimately return no suggestions there. - **shakeshack_locations** β€” Browse Shake Shack's store index. Returns one page of Shake Shack's store index, parsed off the single, fully server-rendered /locations page. That page carries two independent sections: an interactive map (coordinates, no structured address) and an accessible "Full List of Locations" text index (structured address, no coordinates). Each entry's source field says which section it came from -- "map" or "list" -- not a business classification; both round-trip through GET /shakeshack/store by path, which always returns full structured address and coordinates regardless of source. - **shakeshack_menu** β€” Get one Shake Shack location's full menu. Returns one Shake Shack location's full menu as a category tree: every category and its products, with name, description, base calories, allergens, a promotional/dietary badge when published (e.g. "LIMITED TIME ONLY", "VEGETARIAN"), image, and a full customization tree (size, additions, removals, allergen flags), each choice carrying its own price and calorie delta. location_id comes from GET /shakeshack/nearby. Many items, most notably burgers, price entirely through a required size selection rather than a base price, so price is commonly 0 for those items -- the real price lives on the size modifier's own choices. - **shakeshack_nearby** β€” Find Shake Shack locations near a coordinate. Returns Shake Shack locations within a radius of a coordinate, nearest first, using Shake Shack's own Olo-backed ordering API (a separate source from GET /shakeshack/locations, which reads the main site's store directory instead). Each result carries location_id, real-time weekly hours, which fulfillment modes are currently enabled (dine-in, pickup, delivery, curbside, drive-thru, walk-up, drive-up), and Shake Shack's own delivery fee schedule. Pass location_id to GET /shakeshack/menu for that location's full menu. - **shakeshack_store** β€” Get one Shake Shack store's detail. Returns one Shake Shack store: postal address, coordinates, phone (when published), a Monday-first week of opening hours (omitted for a location that publishes no schedule, seen on venue/kiosk-shaped locations such as inside a stadium), and the order types Shake Shack publishes for it, e.g. "Dine In", "Delivery". Store paths come from GET /shakeshack/locations, either the aliased "location/" form or the legacy "node/" form -- both resolve to the same record, and the response's own path field always reports the canonical alias. A path with neither shape, or one that does not resolve to a real store page, returns a 404. - **shein_category_filters** β€” SHEIN category filter facets. Returns the filter facets (sizes, colors, materials, …) and price range for a SHEIN category. - **shein_category_goods** β€” SHEIN category product listing. Returns SHEIN's product listing for a category, with the same normalized product-card fields as product search. - **shein_category_nav** β€” SHEIN category nav tabs. Returns the subcategory navigation tabs for a SHEIN category, each with a representative product. - **shein_products_aggregation_filters** β€” SHEIN search aggregation filters. Returns the selectable category/brand/size/color filter facets and price range for a SHEIN search query. - **shein_products_detail** β€” SHEIN product detail. Returns a SHEIN product's detail: identity, copy, price, images, sizes/stock, color variants, and category/brand. - **shein_products_search** β€” SHEIN product search. Returns SHEIN's product search results for a free-text keyword, with normalized name/price/rating/image fields per card. - **shein_search_autocomplete** β€” SHEIN search autocomplete. Returns SHEIN's search typeahead suggestions for a partial search query. - **shein_search_keywords** β€” SHEIN trending search keywords. Returns the trending search keywords SHEIN's app surfaces in its search box. - **shop_app_analysis** β€” Analyze Shop.app query results. Returns a market snapshot derived from Shop.app search results, including price ranges, currencies, sale counts, discounts, and top shops. Limit defaults to 20 and accepts values up to 50. - **shop_app_categories** β€” List Shop.app categories. Returns public Shop.app product categories. - **shop_app_collection_products** β€” List Shop.app collection products. Returns public product cards from a Shop.app merchant collection. sort_by allowed values: MOST_SALES, PRICE_LOW_TO_HIGH, PRICE_HIGH_TO_LOW, RELEVANCE. - **shop_app_product** β€” Get Shop.app product. Returns normalized public product details from Shop.app. - **shop_app_product_related** β€” List Shop.app related products. Returns related product cards from a public Shop.app product page. - **shop_app_product_reviews** β€” List Shop.app product reviews. Returns public product reviews from a Shop.app product page. - **shop_app_product_shop** β€” Get the Shop.app shop for a product. Resolves the public Shop.app merchant profile for a product id. - **shop_app_product_variant** β€” Get a Shop.app product variant by selected options. Returns the exact public product variant matching selected options. selected_options must be a JSON object when provided. Repeated option filters may also be sent as option.Name=value or option[Name]=value. - **shop_app_product_variants** β€” List Shop.app product variants. Returns adjacent variants for a Shop.app product. selected_options must be a JSON object when provided. Repeated option filters may also be sent as option.Name=value or option[Name]=value. - **shop_app_search** β€” Search Shop.app products. Searches Shop.app product results using the credential-free public web search flow. Limit defaults to 20 and accepts values up to 50. - **shop_app_shop** β€” Get Shop.app shop. Returns public Shop.app merchant profile details. - **shop_app_shop_locations** β€” List Shop.app shop locations. Returns public retail locations for a Shop.app merchant profile. - **shop_app_shop_products** β€” List Shop.app shop products. Returns public product cards from a Shop.app merchant profile. sort_by allowed values: MOST_SALES, PRICE_LOW_TO_HIGH, PRICE_HIGH_TO_LOW, RELEVANCE. - **shop_app_shop_reviews** β€” List Shop.app shop reviews. Returns public reviews for a Shop.app merchant profile. - **shop_app_shop_typeahead** β€” Suggest products and collections inside a Shop.app shop. Returns public store typeahead suggestions for a Shop.app merchant profile. - **shop_app_suggestions** β€” Suggest Shop.app searches. Returns Shop.app autocomplete suggestions. Limit defaults to 10 and supports up to 20. - **shopify_collection_products** β€” List Shopify collection products. Returns normalized products from a public Shopify collection `/products.json` endpoint. `sortBy` and dynamic facet-filter query params (e.g. `fit`, `canonicalColour`) only take effect for headless storefronts served via the embedded-SSR-JSON fallback transport (`transport_mode: "ssr_embedded"`) and return an invalid-param error if supplied against a classic-transport store, since Shopify's classic public catalog JSON has no server-side sort or filter support. `sort_by`, `min_price`, `max_price`, `product_type`, `in_stock_only`, and `option_`-prefixed params (e.g. `option_size=Small,Medium`) drive a separate, independent mechanism -- Shopify's own native Storefront Filtering collection-page feature (`transport_mode: "storefront_filtered"`) -- which works for both classic- and SSR-fallback-transport stores; supplying any of these takes precedence over sortBy/dynamic facet filters. - **shopify_collections** β€” List Shopify collections. Returns normalized collections from a public Shopify `/collections.json` endpoint. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **shopify_page** β€” Get Shopify page. Returns normalized page detail from Shopify's credential-free `/pages/{handle}.json` endpoint. Page body HTML is returned as cleaned text only. - **shopify_pages** β€” List Shopify pages. Returns normalized static pages from a public Shopify `/pages.json` endpoint. Page body HTML is returned as cleaned text only. - **shopify_product** β€” Get Shopify product. Returns normalized product detail from Shopify's credential-free product handle `.js` endpoint. - **shopify_product_recommendations** β€” List Shopify product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products from Shopify's credential-free recommendations Ajax endpoint. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. - **shopify_products** β€” List Shopify products. Returns normalized products from a public Shopify `/products.json` endpoint. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. `sortBy` and dynamic facet-filter query params (e.g. `fit`, `canonicalColour`) only take effect for headless storefronts served via the embedded-SSR-JSON fallback transport (`transport_mode: "ssr_embedded"`) and return an invalid-param error if supplied against a classic-transport store, since Shopify's classic public catalog JSON has no server-side sort or filter support. `sort_by`, `min_price`, `max_price`, `product_type`, `in_stock_only`, and `option_`-prefixed params (e.g. `option_size=Small,Medium`) drive a separate, independent mechanism -- Shopify's own native Storefront Filtering collection-page feature (`transport_mode: "storefront_filtered"`) -- which works for both classic- and SSR-fallback-transport stores; supplying any of these takes precedence over sortBy/dynamic facet filters. - **shopify_search_suggest** β€” Get Shopify search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Shopify's credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. - **shopify_sitemap_urls** β€” List Shopify sitemap URLs. Fetches capped URL entries from Shopify child sitemaps matching the requested type. - **shopify_sitemaps** β€” List Shopify sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from a public Shopify `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. - **shopify_store** β€” Get Shopify store metadata. Resolves a public Shopify storefront and returns normalized metadata from credential-free storefront JSON. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page. - **similarweb_search** β€” Search SimilarWeb Info. Returns SimilarWeb data for a given query (typically a domain). - **similarweb_web** β€” Get SimilarWeb Web Info. Returns traffic and engagement data from SimilarWeb for a specific domain. - **skims_collection_products** β€” List SKIMS collection products. Returns normalized products from one SKIMS (https://skims.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **skims_collections** β€” List SKIMS collections. Returns normalized collections from SKIMS (https://skims.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **skims_page** β€” Get a SKIMS static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one SKIMS (https://skims.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_pages** β€” List SKIMS static pages. Returns normalized static pages from SKIMS (https://skims.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_product** β€” Get a SKIMS product. Returns normalized product detail for one SKIMS (https://skims.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **skims_product_recommendations** β€” List SKIMS product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one SKIMS (https://skims.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_products** β€” List SKIMS products. Returns normalized products from SKIMS's (https://skims.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **skims_search_suggest** β€” Get SKIMS search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from SKIMS's (https://skims.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_sitemap_urls** β€” List SKIMS sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from SKIMS's (https://skims.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_sitemaps** β€” List SKIMS sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from SKIMS's (https://skims.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **skims_store** β€” Get SKIMS store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for SKIMS (https://skims.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **slickdeals_categories** β€” List every Slickdeals deal category/tag. Returns Slickdeals' own full category/tag list -- the discovery endpoint for GET /slickdeals/category's slug parameter. This is a separate taxonomy from the category/sub_category fields GET /slickdeals/deal returns for an individual deal (Slickdeals maintains multiple parallel category/tag id spaces, not one) -- these slugs are the ones GET /slickdeals/category's own browse pages accept. The list is refreshed from Slickdeals' own site periodically; an optional q parameter narrows it to a substring match. - **slickdeals_category** β€” Browse current deals in one Slickdeals category/tag. Returns the current deal listing for one Slickdeals category/tag (e.g. "laptop-bag", "apparel"): for each deal, title, price, list price, store, community vote score, comment count, the public username who posted it, and status flags (is_popular, is_expired, is_new, is_frontpage). slug must be one of the values from GET /slickdeals/categories -- an unrecognized slug returns a typed invalid-parameter error rather than being sent upstream. Pair a result's thread_id or url with GET /slickdeals/deal for the full detail record (description, full taxonomy). - **slickdeals_comments** β€” Get one Slickdeals deal thread's comments. Returns one Slickdeals deal thread's full comment thread: for each comment, the public username who posted it (with their forum rank/title and total post count -- the same public-forum-post attribution class this repo already exposes for Reddit), the comment content (as HTML and as cleaned plain text), when it was posted, a permalink, and reaction counts (like, funny, helpful, not helpful). Give either url (the exact value returned by GET /slickdeals/search or GET /slickdeals/deal) or thread_id; at least one is required. has_more indicates whether Slickdeals' own page truncated the reply list (no further pagination is currently exposed by this endpoint). - **slickdeals_deal** β€” Get one Slickdeals deal thread's full detail. Returns one Slickdeals deal thread's full detail: title, store, final/list price, community vote score, comment count, whether the deal is marked expired, the deal's product category and taxonomy (category/sub_category/category_paths, and separately the legacy forum/forum_id the thread was posted under), the public Slickdeals username who posted it ("found by" attribution, the same public-forum-post class this repo already exposes for Reddit) with a public community-standing summary (reputation, join date, deals posted, total votes/comments), a related_deals sidebar (Slickdeals' own Popular/Trending picks), the outbound merchant link, and the deal's own description. Give either url (the exact value returned by GET /slickdeals/search) or thread_id (Slickdeals' own numeric thread id, e.g. from a deal's URL path /f/{thread_id}-...); at least one is required. An unknown or removed deal returns 404. - **slickdeals_deal_types** β€” List every Slickdeals deal-type tag. Returns Slickdeals' own deal-type tag list (Coupon, Free / Freebie, Giveaway, Gift Card, Mail In Rebate, Online Only, YMMV, ...) -- the discovery endpoint for GET /slickdeals/search's deal_type_id parameter. Confirmed identical across multiple Slickdeals sub-forums, unlike the broader interest-tag space it is drawn from, which was not found to be reliably enumerable. An optional q parameter narrows it to a substring match on name. - **slickdeals_forums** β€” List every Slickdeals legacy sub-forum. Returns Slickdeals' own full legacy sub-forum list (e.g. Hot Deals, Coupons, Freebies) -- the discovery endpoint for GET /slickdeals/search's forum_id parameter. A separate, coarser-grained taxonomy from GET /slickdeals/categories' 421-entry tag list: this is the classification GET /slickdeals/deal, /slickdeals/search/advanced, and /slickdeals/frontpage already surface as forum_id, with this endpoint as the way to resolve an id to a name or filter search results by it. The list is refreshed from Slickdeals' own site periodically; an optional q parameter narrows it to a substring match on name. - **slickdeals_frontpage** β€” Browse Slickdeals' own homepage deal feed. Returns one page of Slickdeals' own homepage deal listing -- the deals Slickdeals itself is currently featuring, distinct from a keyword search or a single category/tag's own listing. Each deal carries the same fields as GET /slickdeals/search/advanced's results (real integer vote/comment/view counts, store id, discount, status flags), plus is_fire_deal and has_rebate flags this feed's cards carry. Pagination is next-page-only (has_next_page), since the page itself exposes no total page count. - **slickdeals_primary_categories** β€” List Slickdeals' featured primary-category landing pages. Returns Slickdeals' small, curated set of "featured" primary-category landing pages (e.g. laptop-deals, tv-deals) -- the discovery endpoint for GET /slickdeals/primary-category's slug parameter. This is a separate taxonomy from GET /slickdeals/categories' 421-entry tag list and from GET /slickdeals/deal's own category/sub_category fields -- Slickdeals maintains multiple parallel category/tag id spaces, not one. Unlike /slickdeals/categories, no single live page enumerates this set; it is maintained as periodically-refreshed reference data. - **slickdeals_primary_category** β€” Browse current deals in one Slickdeals featured primary category. Returns the current deal listing for one Slickdeals featured primary-category landing page (e.g. laptop-deals, tv-deals): for each deal, title, price, list price, store, community vote score, comment count, found-by username, and status flags. slug must be one of the values from GET /slickdeals/primary-categories -- an unrecognized slug (including a valid GET /slickdeals/categories tag slug, which is a different taxonomy) returns a typed invalid-parameter error rather than being sent upstream. - **slickdeals_search** β€” Search Slickdeals community-submitted deals by keyword. Searches Slickdeals (slickdeals.net), a community deal/coupon aggregator, for deal threads matching a free-text keyword query -- the same search this repo already exposes for Reddit, applied to Slickdeals' own deal-posting community. Each result is one community-submitted deal thread with its title (which conventionally embeds the deal price), a best-effort price extracted from that title, the merchant domain, the community vote ("thumb") score, the public Slickdeals username who posted it, and when it was posted. Pair a result's thread_id or url with GET /slickdeals/deal for the full detail record, including comment count and category. An optional forum_id restricts results to one Slickdeals legacy sub-forum (e.g. Hot Deals, Coupons) -- obtain a value from GET /slickdeals/forums, a closed enum validated before the request reaches upstream. An optional deal_type_id restricts results to one Slickdeals deal-type tag (e.g. Coupon, Free / Freebie, YMMV) -- obtain a value from GET /slickdeals/deal-types, also a closed enum validated before the request reaches upstream; composes with forum_id. - **slickdeals_search_advanced** β€” Search Slickdeals with real pagination, counts, and facets. Searches Slickdeals' modern search surface -- a richer alternative to GET /slickdeals/search's keyword-only RSS feed. Returns real pagination (page/total_pages/per_page/result_count), integer vote/comment/view counts read directly from the page's own data (not parsed from free text), a fuller per-deal record (store id, discount percent, status flags), and facets -- Categories, Stores, and Brands available for the current query, each option carrying a value usable as category_id/brand_id/store_id. Facet values and counts are scoped to the current query, not a site-wide enumeration -- category_id/brand_id/store_id are passthrough filters (obtain a value from a prior response's own facets), not validated against a closed enum. sort defaults to relevance; other values are passed through unvalidated since no server-side enumeration of the full accepted set was found. - **sofascore_event** β€” SofaScore event detail. Returns one match's detail (teams, score, status, venue, referee) from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. - **sofascore_event_h2h** β€” SofaScore event head-to-head. Returns the historical head-to-head win/draw record between a match's two teams (and managers, when available) from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. - **sofascore_event_incidents** β€” SofaScore event incidents. Returns one match's goal, card, substitution, and period timeline from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. An empty `incidents` list is a valid response before kickoff. - **sofascore_event_lineups** β€” SofaScore event lineups. Returns one match's starting XI and substitutes per side, with formation, from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. Returns 404 when SofaScore has no lineups for the match. - **sofascore_event_odds** β€” SofaScore event odds. Returns one match's betting markets and choices from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. Returns 404 when SofaScore has no odds for the match. - **sofascore_event_statistics** β€” SofaScore event statistics. Returns one match's statistics (possession, shots, passes, and more, grouped and split by period) from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. Returns 404 when SofaScore has no tracked statistics for the match. - **sofascore_live_events** β€” SofaScore live events. Returns currently live events for a sport from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. The `sport` enum accepts `football`, `basketball`, and `tennis`. An empty `events` list is a valid response when nothing is live right now. - **sofascore_player** β€” SofaScore player detail. Returns one player's bio (position, height, market value, current team) from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. - **sofascore_round_events** β€” SofaScore round fixtures. Returns fixtures for one round of a competition season from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. Get `id` from search and `season` from tournament-seasons. - **sofascore_search** β€” SofaScore universal search. Searches SofaScore's credential-free public JSON for teams, players, and competitions matching a free-text query. An empty `results` list is a valid response when nothing matches. - **sofascore_standings** β€” SofaScore standings. Returns a league table for a competition season from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. The `type` enum accepts `total`, `home`, and `away`. Get `id` from search and `season` from tournament-seasons. - **sofascore_team** β€” SofaScore team detail. Returns one team's detail (identity, manager, venue, primary competition) from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. - **sofascore_team_events** β€” SofaScore team fixtures. Returns a page of a team's upcoming or recent fixtures from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. The `direction` enum accepts `next` and `last`. An empty `events` list is a valid response when there is no fixture on that page. - **sofascore_team_players** β€” SofaScore team players. Returns a team's full squad from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. - **sofascore_tournament_seasons** β€” SofaScore competition seasons. Returns the season list for a competition from SofaScore's credential-free public JSON. Use a returned season id with the standings and round-events endpoints. - **sonic_availability** β€” List a Sonic Drive-In restaurant's order-ahead time slots. Returns the bookable order-ahead windows for one Sonic Drive-In restaurant, grouped by service channel and local date. Each window has a UTC start_time and end_time. Also returns the store's timezone, how long each window lasts (slot_duration_minutes), the prep/handoff buffer before the first bookable window (lead_time_minutes), and service_types -- every channel the store supports, which is a superset of the channels that currently have windows. fulfillment selects the request method and accepts exactly `PICKUP` or `DELIVERY`; note the per-window service_type is a separate, finer vocabulary and can be `ORDER_AHEAD`, `CURBSIDE_PICKUP`, `DRIVE_THROUGH`, `STORE`, `PICKUP` or `DELIVERY`. A closed or fully-booked restaurant returns an empty channels array with total_slots 0, not an error. An unknown store_id returns 404. - **sonic_categories** β€” List Sonic Drive-In menu categories. Returns Sonic Drive-In's national menu's top-level categories -- Breakfast, Value, Limited Time, Combos, Burgers, Chicken, Hot Dogs, Sandwiches, Snacks & Sides, Sweets, Tea & Coffee, Lemonades & Limeades, Sodas, Slushes, Refreshers, Wacky Pack Kids Meals and others -- each with its slug (the value GET /sonic/menu takes) and a page_count of subcategory/item pages nested under it. - **sonic_deals** β€” List Sonic Drive-In's current promotions. Returns the promotions currently published on Sonic Drive-In's national deals page -- each with its marketing headline, public name, description, legal terms, call-to-action label and link, and creative image. This page is not listed in Sonic's own sitemap, so GET /sonic/sitemap will never surface it. Deals are national marketing offers, not per-store pricing; there is no price field in this source. Between campaigns Sonic can publish the page with no promotions at all, which returns an empty deals array with count 0 rather than an error. - **sonic_directory** β€” Browse Sonic Drive-In's restaurant directory by country, state and city. Returns Sonic Drive-In's restaurant directory as a country to state to city tree, with a restaurant count at every level. Use it to discover which states and cities have restaurants before calling GET /sonic/locations or GET /sonic/nearby. Each city carries both its display name and the slug that composes into a store path. Counts here describe listed restaurants and are internally consistent (the city counts sum to total_count); GET /sonic/locations enumerates a larger set of store pages, so the two totals intentionally differ. - **sonic_item** β€” Look up one Sonic Drive-In menu item's detail. Returns one menu page's detail: name, description, image, and a link to Sonic's site-wide nutrition/allergen guide PDF. path must be a "menu" section path with kind category, subcategory, or item from GET /sonic/sitemap (or a path copied from a GET /sonic/menu-adjacent page you already know). - **sonic_location_suggest** β€” Complete an address into coordinates for Sonic Drive-In store search. Completes a partial address, place, city, state or ZIP into ranked matches, each already carrying the latitude and longitude that GET /sonic/nearby takes -- so a caller can run a Sonic restaurant search from free text instead of coordinates. Each suggestion's layer describes its granularity and is one of `address`, `locality`, `state`, `postalCode` or `place`, and confidence is one of `exact`, `interpolated` or `fallback`. Results are restricted to one country (default US). A query that matches nothing returns an empty suggestions array with count 0, not an error. - **sonic_locations** β€” List Sonic Drive-In restaurants with ready-made store paths. Returns Sonic Drive-In's restaurant listing one page at a time, each entry already split into its country, state, city and address parts plus a ready-made path value that GET /sonic/store takes -- so enumerating restaurants needs no path parsing. Filter by state and/or city to narrow the list; city slugs come from GET /sonic/directory. Results are sorted by path so paging is reproducible. This listing covers more store pages than GET /sonic/directory counts, since the directory counts listed restaurants while this enumerates every published store page; a filter that matches nothing returns an empty locations array with total 0, not an error. - **sonic_menu** β€” List one Sonic Drive-In menu category's items. Returns the items in one Sonic Drive-In menu category, each with its name and published calorie count. Category slugs come from GET /sonic/categories. Some entries are themselves a nested size/variant group (e.g. "Coffee" expands to Small/Medium/Large/Rt.44 orderable sizes) rather than a single orderable product -- there is no price or full nutrition panel in this source, only calories; see GET /sonic/item for description, image, and a link to Sonic's nutrition guide. - **sonic_nearby** β€” Find Sonic Drive-In restaurants near a coordinate. Returns Sonic Drive-In restaurants within a radius of a latitude/longitude, nearest first, one page at a time. Each result carries the same detail as GET /sonic/store -- address, phone, coordinates, open/closed status, amenities, weekly hours per fulfillment channel, and delivery-provider deep links -- plus distance_miles from the search centre, so ranking or mapping results needs no follow-up call per store. Use this instead of paging GET /sonic/sitemap when you know roughly where you are looking. An area with no restaurants returns an empty stores array with total_stores 0, not an error. - **sonic_nutrition_documents** β€” List Sonic Drive-In's official nutrition and allergen documents. Returns the nutrition, allergen and ingredient documents Sonic Drive-In publishes nationally -- the printable menu, the Spanish-language menu, the nutrition guide, allergen information, and the ingredient statement -- each with a directly fetchable URL, file name, MIME type, size in bytes, and the date it was last republished. These are the only structured nutrition source Sonic publishes; per-item macro and micronutrient values are not available anywhere on the public site, and GET /sonic/menu carries calories only. Files are large print-ready PDFs (several megabytes each), so check size_bytes before downloading. - **sonic_sitemap** β€” Browse Sonic Drive-In's menu-page or store-locator sitemap. Returns one page of Sonic Drive-In's own sitemap: section=menu lists every menu category/subcategory/item page (298 pages), section=locations lists every store-directory page (state/city/store, ~3,365 stores). Each entry's path is what GET /sonic/item (menu section) or GET /sonic/store (locations section, kind=store) takes. - **sonic_store** β€” Look up one Sonic Drive-In restaurant by its locator path. Returns one Sonic Drive-In restaurant's address, phone, coordinates, open/closed status, amenities, weekly hours broken down per fulfillment channel (order-ahead, pickup, curbside, in-store, delivery, drive-through), and delivery-provider deep links (DoorDash, GrubHub, Uber Eats, Postmates). path must be a "locations" section, kind=store path from GET /sonic/sitemap. - **soundcloud_playlist** β€” Get a SoundCloud playlist or album's detail. Returns one playlist or album's metadata plus its full track list: owner, likes/reposts counts, and every track's title, artwork, and playback/likes counts. Public data sourced from SoundCloud's own JSON API. - **soundcloud_profile** β€” Get a SoundCloud user/artist profile. Returns one user/artist's profile: bio, avatar, followers/followings/track/playlist/likes counts, and verified status. Public data sourced from SoundCloud's own JSON API. - **soundcloud_search** β€” Search SoundCloud tracks. Returns tracks matching a query: title, artwork, playback/likes/comment/repost counts, and uploader. Public data sourced from SoundCloud's own JSON API. - **soundcloud_track** β€” Get a SoundCloud track's detail. Returns one track's full metadata: title, artwork, description, genre, tags, playback/likes/comment/repost counts, and uploader. Public data sourced from SoundCloud's own JSON API. - **soundcloud_user_tracks** β€” Get a SoundCloud user's own uploaded tracks. Returns a user/artist's own uploaded tracks, most recent first: title, artwork, playback/likes/comment/repost counts. Public data sourced from SoundCloud's own JSON API. - **sparkfun_categories** β€” List SparkFun categories. Lists public SparkFun top-level browse categories with URL keys for sparkfun-category. - **sparkfun_category** β€” Browse a SparkFun category. Returns paginated public products and dynamic facet filters for a SparkFun category URL key. Each filter must be `attribute:value`; use values from the response's filters array. - **sparkfun_product** β€” Get a SparkFun product. Returns public product metadata, price, stock status, images, categories, a cleaned description, and SparkFun-related product recommendations for one SKU. - **sparkfun_search** β€” Search SparkFun products. Searches public SparkFun product data with pagination and dynamic facet filters. Each filter must be `attribute:value`; use values from the response's filters array. - **spotify_album** β€” Retrieve Spotify album details. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player album metadata and tracks from private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_album_tracks** β€” Retrieve Spotify album tracks. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player album tracks from private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_albums_search** β€” Search Spotify albums. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player album search results for a search term. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_artist** β€” Retrieve Spotify artist details. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player artist overview data from private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_artist_albums** β€” Retrieve Spotify artist albums. Returns artist discography items from Spotify Web Player private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_artist_playlists** β€” Retrieve Spotify artist playlists. Returns artist playlists from Spotify Web Player private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_artist_related** β€” Retrieve Spotify related artists. Returns related artists from Spotify Web Player private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_artists_search** β€” Search Spotify artists. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player artist search results for a search term. - **spotify_audiobook** β€” Retrieve Spotify audiobook details. Returns Spotify Web Player audiobook metadata from private Pathfinder responses. Spotify exposes audiobooks through show URIs. - **spotify_audiobook_chapters** β€” Retrieve Spotify audiobook chapters. Returns audiobook chapters from Spotify Web Player private Pathfinder responses. - **spotify_audiobooks_search** β€” Search Spotify audiobooks. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player audiobook search results for a search term. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_chapter** β€” Retrieve Spotify audiobook chapter details. Returns a Spotify chapter from the same private Pathfinder operation used for episodes and chapters. - **spotify_episodes_search** β€” Search Spotify episodes. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player episode search results for a search term. - **spotify_featured_charts_by_country** β€” Retrieve Spotify featured charts by country. Returns normalized Spotify country hub content from Spotify's countryHubContent Pathfinder response. Defaults to the CHARTS content shelf for the requested country. - **spotify_genre** β€” Retrieve Spotify genre page. Returns normalized sections and items from Spotify's browsePage Pathfinder response for a Spotify genre or page URI. - **spotify_home** β€” Retrieve Spotify home sections. Returns normalized shelves and items from Spotify's Web Player home Pathfinder response. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_playlist** β€” Retrieve Spotify playlist details. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player playlist metadata and items from Spotify's fetchPlaylist Pathfinder response. Provide either uri or id; defaults to a known public playlist when omitted. - **spotify_playlists_search** β€” Search Spotify playlists. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player playlist search results for a search term. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_podcasts_categories** β€” Retrieve Spotify Podcasts categories. Returns normalized Spotify podcast category sections and items from Spotify's all-categories browsePage Pathfinder response. - **spotify_podcasts_charts** β€” Retrieve Spotify podcast charts. Returns normalized Spotify podcast chart rankings from podcastcharts.byspotify.com. The chart and region parameters are validated against Spotify's supported podcast chart slugs and countries. Category charts are available only in au, br, de, gb, mx, se, and us. - **spotify_podcasts_episode** β€” Retrieve Spotify podcast episode details. Returns normalized public episode metadata from Spotify's getEpisodeOrChapter Pathfinder response, with episode page, embed page, and anonymous oEmbed fallbacks when Pathfinder is unavailable. Provide either uri or id; defaults to a known public episode when omitted. - **spotify_podcasts_home** β€” Retrieve Spotify Podcasts home. Returns normalized sections and items from Spotify's podcast home browsePage Pathfinder response. - **spotify_podcasts_search** β€” Search Spotify Podcasts. Returns normalized Spotify podcast shows, episodes, and top results for a search term. - **spotify_podcasts_show** β€” Retrieve Spotify podcast show metadata. Returns normalized podcast show metadata from Spotify Pathfinder. - **spotify_podcasts_show_episodes** β€” Retrieve Spotify podcast show episodes. Returns normalized podcast episodes for a Spotify show URI. - **spotify_podcasts_show_recommendations** β€” Retrieve Spotify podcast recommendations. Returns normalized related Spotify shows and episodes from Spotify's show recommendations response. - **spotify_popular_by_country** β€” Retrieve Spotify popular by country. Returns normalized Spotify country hub shelves from Spotify's countryHubsPage Pathfinder response. The country_code parameter accepts Spotify popular-in country codes from open.spotify.com/popular-in/us. - **spotify_profile** β€” Retrieve Spotify public profile. Returns normalized public profile metadata and preview playlists from Spotify's Web Player user-profile service. Provide username, uri, or url; defaults to Spotify's official profile. - **spotify_profile_followers** β€” Retrieve Spotify public profile followers. Returns normalized public follower profiles from Spotify's Web Player user-profile service. Spotify exposes this as a public anonymous response for some profiles; private or restricted profiles may return an upstream error. - **spotify_profile_playlists** β€” Retrieve Spotify public profile playlists. Returns normalized public playlists from Spotify's Web Player user-profile service. Provide username, uri, or url; defaults to Spotify's official profile. - **spotify_profiles_search** β€” Search Spotify profiles. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player profile search results for a search term. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_search** β€” Search Spotify catalog. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player catalog search results across tracks, artists, albums, playlists, shows, episodes, audiobooks, and top results. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **spotify_section** β€” Retrieve Spotify browse section. Returns normalized items from Spotify's browseSection Pathfinder response for a Spotify section URI. - **spotify_shows_search** β€” Search Spotify shows. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player show search results for a search term. - **spotify_track** β€” Retrieve Spotify track details. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player track metadata from Spotify's getTrack Pathfinder response. Provide either uri or id; defaults to a known public track when omitted. - **spotify_track_recommended** β€” Retrieve Spotify recommended tracks. Returns normalized recommended Spotify entities from the internalLinkRecommenderTrack Pathfinder response. - **spotify_track_similar_albums** β€” Retrieve Spotify track similar albums. Returns normalized albums from the similarAlbumsBasedOnThisTrack Pathfinder response. - **spotify_tracks_search** β€” Search Spotify tracks. Returns normalized Spotify Web Player track search results for a search term. The endpoint fetches anonymous Spotify credentials at request time; caller-supplied Spotify bearer or client tokens are not required. - **starbucks_menu** β€” Browse the full Starbucks menu. Returns Starbucks' full menu as a category tree: top-level categories, their child categories, and every product with its product number, form, product type, sizes, default size, availability, and image. Pair a product's product_number and form with /starbucks/product to fetch full detail including nutrition. store_number optionally scopes the menu to one store, using a store number from /starbucks/stores; a store-scoped menu marks items that store does not carry with availability NotAvailableHere, while the unscoped menu reports everything as Available. market selects which country catalog to return, one of us or ca, defaulting to us; the two differ substantially (roughly 282 US products vs 253 CA, with exclusives on both sides). Only these two markets are available: every other Starbucks country site runs a different platform, and the European ones disallow API access in robots.txt. - **starbucks_nearest_store** β€” Locate the closest Starbucks to a coordinate. Returns the coordinates and distance of the single closest Starbucks store to a point. Both lat and lng are required. This endpoint returns coordinates only, not store details: it is what Starbucks' own store locator uses to centre its map. Use /starbucks/stores for full store records. A point with no nearby store returns a well-formed result with found set to false rather than an error. market selects which Starbucks country site answers, one of us or ca, defaulting to us. - **starbucks_nutrition** β€” Recalculate nutrition for a customized Starbucks drink. Recalculates calories, fat, sugars, and protein for a customized build of a Starbucks beverage: swap the milk, change the number of espresso shots or syrup pumps, and get the real figures for that exact drink rather than the standard recipe. Starbucks only offers this for four hot espresso beverages; product_number and form must be one of 406/hot (Caffe Americano), 407/hot (Caffe Latte), 408/hot (Caffe Mocha), or 413/hot (Caramel Macchiato). Any other product returns an invalid-parameter error naming the four that work. size_sku comes from a /starbucks/product result's sizes[].sku. modifiers is the COMPLETE build, not a change-set: start from that size's default_recipe, adjust what you want, and send the whole list back; an empty list is rejected. Each modifier needs a sku, an optional quantity (defaults to 1, and is the dial that matters for countable modifiers like espresso shots), and an optional replaced_sku when substituting a pick-one slot such as the milk. This returns Starbucks' own four-value dynamic-nutrition panel, which is smaller than the full per-size panel /starbucks/product returns for the standard build. - **starbucks_product** β€” Get one Starbucks product with nutrition. Returns one Starbucks product's full detail: name, description, product type, image, Rewards star cost, customization options, and every size with its own nutrition panel (serving size, calories, calories from fat, and per-fact values for total fat with saturated and trans fat subfacts, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrates, protein, and caffeine). product_number is the numeric id from a /starbucks/menu result or a product page URL. form is that product's form; allowed values are hot, iced, single, packaged, whole-bean, and via. store_number optionally scopes availability to one store. Starbucks does not expose dollar pricing on this surface, so no price is returned; star_cost is the Rewards star cost. market selects which country catalog to resolve against, one of us or ca, defaulting to us. Each size also carries its default_recipe, the standard build, which is the required starting point for the /starbucks/product/{product_number}/{form}/nutrition endpoint. An unknown product number, or a form that product is not sold in, returns not found. - **starbucks_stores** β€” Find nearby Starbucks stores worldwide. Returns Starbucks store locations near a point: store number, name, phone, full address, coordinates, weekly opening hours, amenities, and pick-up options. Either place, or both lat and lng, is required. place is free-text (city, address, or postal code) and is geocoded by Starbucks itself, so it works worldwide. market selects which Starbucks country site answers, one of us or ca, defaulting to us; this is not cosmetic even for stores, because the same store reports different operational data depending on the host. There is no filter parameter: Starbucks' own API accepts a features amenity filter but silently ignores it, so it is deliberately not offered here; filter on each store's returned amenities instead. A place Starbucks cannot resolve returns a well-formed empty result with place_not_found set to true rather than an error. The upstream returns at most 50 stores per request and supports no pagination; result_capped is true when that ceiling was reached. Store discovery works worldwide, but hours, amenities, and phone numbers are populated per market and may be absent outside the US and UK. - **steam_achievements** β€” Get global achievement completion percentages for a Steam app. Returns the global unlock percentage for each of an app's achievements, sorted most-unlocked first. Apps without global achievement stats return an empty list. Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_app** β€” Get Steam store details for an app. Returns normalized store metadata for a single Steam app (title, type, price, developers/publishers, platforms, genres, categories, release date, metacritic, recommendation and achievement counts). cc selects the store region (and price currency) and l the text language. filters is a comma-separated subset of allowed fields to shrink the payload. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_category** β€” Browse a store category (tag) with weighted community tags. Returns a catalog slice for a community tag / category via Steam's keyless IStoreQueryService, carrying each item's WEIGHTED community tags, review-score breakdown, developer/publisher credits, release date, platforms and price. The slug is a numeric tag id or a tag name (case- and separator-insensitive, e.g. rogue_like); resolve ids via /steam/tags/list. Ordering is Steam's default relevance β€” for sorted or os/price-faceted browse use /steam/tags. Credential-free public Steam store query API. - **steam_charts_concurrent** β€” Get Steam's live games-by-concurrent-players leaderboard. Returns the live leaderboard of games ranked by current concurrent players (rank, appid, current concurrent, peak). By default each row is enriched with the game name and review summary; pass enrich=false for raw ranked app ids. Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_charts_most_played** β€” Get Steam's weekly most-played games chart. Returns Steam's weekly most-played chart: the top games ranked by peak concurrent players over the last week (rank, appid, previous-week rank, peak players). By default each row is enriched with the game name and review summary via a batch lookup; pass enrich=false for the raw ranked app ids only. Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_charts_top_releases** β€” Get Steam's monthly best-new-releases index. Returns Steam's monthly top-releases index: one page per month, each listing that month's top-released app ids (with the month label and start date). The app-id lists are large and not name-enriched; resolve names via /steam/items. Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_community_recommendations** β€” Get the store's community-recommended reviews feed. Returns a batch of recent, quality user reviews recommended across the whole store (author, playtime, helpful votes, and the recommended app). Filter by review kind/sort, reviewer playtime window, review language, and store region. The upstream serves a fixed batch and, unauthenticated, does not support tag filtering or deep pagination. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_featured** β€” Get the Steam store featured capsules. Returns the storefront's featured capsules for a region (per-platform featured lists plus large spotlight capsules), including discount and price fields. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_featured_categories** β€” Get Steam top sellers, new releases, specials and coming soon. Returns the storefront merchandising buckets for a region: specials, top_sellers, new_releases, and coming_soon, each with its item list. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_items** β€” Resolve a batch of app ids to store items with weighted tags. Resolves up to 100 Steam app ids in one call to normalized store items via Steam's keyless IStoreBrowseService, each carrying its WEIGHTED community tags, review-score breakdown, developer/publisher credits, release date, platforms and price. The batch enrichment primitive for the community-tag taxonomy. Credential-free public Steam store query API. - **steam_news** β€” Get recent news posts for a Steam app. Returns recent news/announcement posts for an app (title, author, contents, feed, date). Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_package** β€” Get Steam store details for a package. Returns normalized details for a Steam package (a purchasable bundle): name, the apps it contains, price, platforms, and release date. cc selects the store region and price currency. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_players** β€” Get the current concurrent-player count for a Steam app. Returns the official current concurrent-players count for an app. Credential-free public Steam WebAPI JSON. - **steam_reviews** β€” List reviews for a Steam app. Returns a page of user reviews for an app with cursor pagination and an aggregate query_summary (score, positive/negative totals). Aggregate totals populate only on the first page (cursor=*). Pass the returned cursor back to page. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_reviews_histogram** β€” Get the review up/down histogram for a Steam app. Returns the positive/negative recommendation counts over time (the store review graph): weekly/monthly rollups plus recent daily buckets. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_search** β€” Search the Steam store by title. Resolves a search term to Steam apps via the store typeahead JSON (title, appid, price, platforms, metascore). Best for title -> appid lookup; returns roughly ten results. For faceted, paginated search use /steam/search/results. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_search_results** β€” Faceted, paginated Steam store search. Runs the Steam store search with pagination and sorting and returns the result rows (appid, title, release date, review summary, price, platforms). Supports start/count paging and sort_by. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_steamspy** β€” Get SteamSpy third-party ownership and playtime estimates. Returns third-party ownership, concurrent-user, playtime, and review estimates for an app from SteamSpy. These are SteamSpy estimates, not official Steam figures. Credential-free public third-party JSON. - **steam_tags** β€” Browse the Steam store by community tag and store facets. Browses the store by the community-tag taxonomy (Roguelike, Metroidvania, Cozy...) and the store filter facets, with no free-text term. Filter by one or more tag ids, a store category id, platform (os), a maximum price, specials-only, and hide-free-to-play; sort and page the browse-rank rows. Each row includes its community tag ids (resolve names via /steam/tags/list). Pagination runs the full result set (total is the real, fully-pageable match count); paging past total returns an empty page. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_tags_list** β€” List Steam community tag ids and names. Returns Steam's popular community tags (numeric id + localized name) so callers can map a tag name to the id that /steam/tags and /steam/category expect. Credential-free public Steam storefront JSON. - **steam_top_sellers** β€” Get Steam's weekly top-sellers chart for a country. Returns the store's weekly top-sellers chart for a country, each rank carrying the full store item (name, price, weighted community tags, review summary, platforms). cc selects the country whose sales ranking and currency are returned. Credential-free public Steam store top-sellers API. - **stevemadden_collection_products** β€” List Steve Madden collection products. Returns normalized products from one Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **stevemadden_collections** β€” List Steve Madden collections. Returns normalized collections from Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **stevemadden_page** β€” Get a Steve Madden static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_pages** β€” List Steve Madden static pages. Returns normalized static pages from Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_product** β€” Get a Steve Madden product. Returns normalized product detail for one Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **stevemadden_product_recommendations** β€” List Steve Madden product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_products** β€” List Steve Madden products. Returns normalized products from Steve Madden's (https://www.stevemadden.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **stevemadden_search_suggest** β€” Get Steve Madden search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from Steve Madden's (https://www.stevemadden.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_sitemap_urls** β€” List Steve Madden sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from Steve Madden's (https://www.stevemadden.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_sitemaps** β€” List Steve Madden sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from Steve Madden's (https://www.stevemadden.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **stevemadden_store** β€” Get Steve Madden store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for Steve Madden (https://www.stevemadden.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **stockx_brands** β€” Get StockX brand catalog. Returns StockX's full brand catalog (name and URL slug for every brand in its own brand directory), suitable for building GET /stockx/search's brand parameter or GET /stockx/search's model parameter's required single-brand context. Credential-free public data from the same navigation API backing StockX's own site menu. - **stockx_categories** β€” Get StockX category/subcategory taxonomy. Returns StockX's full category/subcategory reference: the 7 top-level categories accepted by GET /stockx/search's category parameter, each with its subcategories (e.g. Shoes -> Boots, Cleats, Clogs). Credential-free public data from the same navigation API backing StockX's own site menu. - **stockx_product** β€” Get StockX product detail. Returns a normalized StockX product: identity (title, brand, model, colorway, style id, retail price, release date, description, image), current market data (lowest ask, highest bid, last sale, trailing average price/sales count, delivery-speed ask tiers), individual seller listings (price, condition, size), related-product recommendations (other colorways/siblings StockX surfaces on the product page), and any promotional badges. Credential-free public data from StockX's own product-page GraphQL API. - **stockx_releases** β€” Get StockX upcoming release calendar. Returns a date-ordered page (release date ascending) of StockX's upcoming release calendar: new and restocked products releasing on or after the given date, with normalized product summaries, headline pricing, and each item's published release date. Credential-free public data from the same GraphQL API backing StockX's own releases page. - **stockx_search** β€” Search/browse StockX products. Browses StockX's product catalog by category with optional free-text keyword search and facet filters (gender, brand, color, shoe height, activity, availability), returning normalized product summaries with headline pricing plus the total matching count. Credential-free public data from the same GraphQL API backing StockX's own category browse pages. - **strava_challenges** β€” Strava's public challenge gallery. Returns Strava's public challenge gallery: the currently promoted challenge plus every gallery section (partner challenges, and one section per sport such as run/ride), each with its challenges' goal, duration, and cover art. Public data, sourced from Strava's own challenge gallery. - **strava_club** β€” A Strava club's public profile. Returns a Strava club's public profile: name, verified/private flags, location, description, member count, and cover/avatar images. Only the base public profile is returned -- discussion, leaderboard, member list, and recent-activity data require a logged-in Strava session and are not available. Public data, sourced from Strava's own server-rendered club page. - **strava_route_detail** β€” A single Strava route's detail page. Returns a single Strava route's detail: type, difficulty, distance, elevation gain, estimated time, and summary. `path` is the relative route path returned by `/strava/routes` results (e.g. `hiking/usa/colorado/boulder/mallory-cave_5171952737974445730`). Public data, sourced from Strava's own server-rendered route pages. - **strava_routes** β€” Strava route-index listing for a sport, country, and region. Returns a page of Strava's public route recommendations for a sport, country, and region (state, or state/city). `sport` values: `hiking`, `road-biking`, `mountain-biking`, `trail-running`, `gravel-biking`. Public data, sourced from Strava's own server-rendered route pages. - **stubhub_categories** β€” List StubHub's own category and subcategory taxonomy. Lists StubHub's top-level verticals (Concerts, Sports, Theater) and their subcategories/leagues (NFL, NBA, ...), each with the lowest currently-listed ticket price for that category within the date range at the given location. Use this to discover valid category ids and names before browsing a specific one. - **stubhub_category_events** β€” List StubHub events in one category near a location. Lists paginated events in a single StubHub category (a sport league, team, or a top-level vertical -- use stubhub-categories to discover category ids) filtered by location, radius, and date range. A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. - **stubhub_explore** β€” Discover StubHub events near a location. Discovers events near a location within a date range, optionally bounded by ticket price and by category. A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. - **stubhub_performer_events** β€” List a StubHub performer or team's upcoming events. Lists a performer or team's own upcoming schedule (event name, date, venue, starting price) scraped from their StubHub page. Obtain a real performer_slug+performer_id pair from stubhub-trending's url field (e.g. https://www.stubhub.com/kansas-city-chiefs-tickets/performer/6063 -- slug "kansas-city-chiefs-tickets", id 6063). A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-upcoming-events response. - **stubhub_trending** β€” List StubHub's currently-featured trending performers. Lists the performers/teams StubHub itself is currently featuring on its homepage hero rotation, each with a follower/favorites count and its upcoming event date range. A zero count with an empty performers list is a valid no-results response. - **stubhub_trending_events** β€” List StubHub's currently-trending individual events. Lists a paginated global feed of StubHub's currently-trending individual events (name, date, venue, canonical URL), optionally filtered to one top-level category vertical. Distinct from stubhub-trending, which rotates featured performers/teams rather than individual events. A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. - **stubhub_venue_events** β€” List a StubHub venue's upcoming events. Lists a venue's own upcoming event calendar (event name, date, starting price) scraped from its StubHub page. Obtain a real venue_slug+venue_id pair from another endpoint's event url field (e.g. https://www.stubhub.com/geha-field-at-arrowhead-stadium-tickets/venue/4467/ -- slug "geha-field-at-arrowhead-stadium-tickets", id 4467). A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-upcoming-events response. - **substack_categories** β€” List Substack categories. Returns every public Substack category, with the category id required by /substack/category. Ids span two spaces: 32 categories use a numeric id and one uses the string id `podcast`. Both are accepted by /substack/category. - **substack_category** β€” List the publications ranked in one Substack category. Returns one page of a category's public publication leaderboard. Each row carries the publication's subscriber signals and its full subscription offering (web plans with multi-currency pricing, App Store plans, and per-tier benefits). Subscriber totals are published to roughly three significant figures and are opt-in per writer; paid subscriber figures are only ever buckets. Upstream serves 25 publications per page and accepts pages 0-26, so at most 675 publications are reachable per category and type. - **substack_explore** β€” Browse the public Substack Explore surface. Returns one page of Substack's Explore surface. Explore is a feed of heterogeneous modules rather than a flat list, so each page returns the modules it contains and every module names its own type. Known module types are `trendingTopicsExplore` (trending topics and suggested searches), `trendingPostsExplore`, `newBestsellersExplore`, `videoSuggestionsExplore`, `categoryLeaderboard`, `comment` (a single Note) and `post` (a single post). Only the collections a module actually carries are populated. Pagination is cursor-based; early pages are curated shelves and later pages are individual Notes and posts. - **substack_leaderboard** β€” List a Substack category's bestseller leaderboard. Returns one page of a category's bestseller leaderboard, pairing each ranked publication with its author. This is a different surface from /substack/category: it exposes the trending ranking (the site's "Rising" tab), validates its ranking values rather than silently defaulting, accepts the extra cross-category id `bestseller`, and returns the author alongside the publication. Use a category_id from /substack/categories whose in_leaderboard is true. Upstream serves 25 rows per page and accepts pages 0-25. - **substack_note** β€” Get one public Substack Note. Returns one public Note with its author, engagement counts, and the post it links to when it has one. Notes are Substack's short-form social posts. note_id is the numeric id from a Note URL: in `/@handle/note/c-316240438` it is `316240438`. - **substack_note_replies** β€” List replies to a Substack Note. Returns one page of public replies to a Note, each in the same shape as /substack/note. Pagination is cursor-based: pass the previous response's next_cursor back as cursor. - **substack_note_restacks** β€” List the Notes that restacked a Substack Note. Returns one page of the Notes that restacked a given Note, each in the same shape as the single-Note endpoint. A restack may carry its own commentary in `body` or be a bare reshare with an empty body. Pagination is cursor-based. - **substack_notes** β€” Browse the public Substack Notes feed. Returns one page of the public Notes feed for one tab. tab and type come as a pair from the Notes feed tabs endpoint. Pagination is cursor-based: pass the previous response's next_cursor back as cursor. Post-only rows in the upstream feed are omitted; every returned row is a Note. - **substack_notes_tabs** β€” List the Substack feed tabs. Returns every selectable tab for one surface. The two surfaces expose different tab sets: `feed` has 34 tabs (the main feed, the bestseller feed, and one per category) and `explore` has 33. Each row's id and type must be passed together to the matching feed endpoint, which rejects a tab whose type does not match. - **substack_post** β€” Get one public Substack post. Returns one public post with the extended metadata the archive listing omits, including word count, every credited byline, and podcast audio details where the post has them. Post bodies are not returned. - **substack_publication** β€” Get a Substack publication and its subscription offering. Returns a publication's public profile and its complete subscription offering: every purchasable web plan with per-currency pricing, the separately priced App Store plans, per-tier benefit copy, and the toggles governing which tiers are sold. Identify the publication by name (a subdomain such as semianalysis, or a custom domain such as www.thefp.com) or by numeric publication_id -- exactly one is required. Prefer publication_id when you have it: it reads a compact document, while resolving by name has to parse the publication's full homepage. - **substack_publication_contributors** β€” List a Substack publication's public contributors. Returns one page of the writers credited on a publication, ranked as Substack ranks them. Rows include each writer's handle, profile URL, and bestseller badge tier, so a publication can be fanned out into individual /substack/user lookups. Large publications return several hundred contributors on the first page. - **substack_publication_posts** β€” List a Substack publication's public post archive. Returns one page of a publication's public post archive with title, subtitle, canonical URL, publish date, engagement counts, and whether each post is paywalled. search filters the publication's own posts full-text; a query with no matches returns an empty list rather than the unfiltered archive. - **substack_publication_recommendations** β€” List the publications one Substack publication recommends. Returns the publications a given publication recommends to its own readers, as a publication-to-publication graph. Useful for discovering publications beyond the 675-per-category ceiling on /substack/category. publication_id is the numeric id returned by /substack/publication, /substack/category, or /substack/user. - **substack_search** β€” Search posts and publications across Substack. Searches posts across all of Substack and returns the publications that also matched, unlike /substack/publication/posts which searches within a single publication. Set focus_publication_id to additionally receive that one publication's own matching posts in focused_posts alongside the site-wide results. - **substack_user** β€” Get a public Substack writer profile. Returns one public Substack profile: identity, the publications the writer contributes to, their publicly visible subscriptions, and every subscriber signal Substack publishes. total is opt-in per writer and rounded to roughly three significant figures; when a writer hides it, total_hidden is true and total is 0, which must not be read as zero subscribers. paid_rough, paid_rough_int, and paid_tier are buckets - no exact paid subscriber count is published anywhere. follower_count is exact but counts followers, not subscribers. - **substack_user_activity** β€” List a Substack user's public activity. Returns one page of a user's public activity: the notes they wrote, posts they published, and items they liked, replied to, or restacked. types is an optional comma-separated filter accepting `note`, `post`, `like`, `replies` and `restack`; omit it for the default mixed feed. Each item's kind is the upstream's own finer-grained label, so filtering on `restack` returns both `comment_restack` and `post_restack` items. Pagination is cursor-based. - **substack_user_connections** β€” List a Substack user's followers, following, or subscribers. Returns one of a user's public connection lists. Each entry is a full profile in the same shape as /substack/user, subscriber signals included. user_id is the numeric id returned by /substack/user. The upstream returns a bounded preview of each list rather than the complete membership. - **substack_user_search** β€” Search public Substack writer profiles. Searches public Substack profiles by name or handle. Each result carries the same subscriber signals as /substack/user, so a search enumerates writers without a second lookup per profile. Returns 20 profiles per page; use has_more rather than assuming a fixed depth, since result counts vary by query. - **subway_available_times** β€” Get one Subway store's available pickup times. Returns one Subway store's forward-looking pickup schedule -- every time slot the store is currently accepting orders for, as RFC3339 UTC instants, earliest first. Slots begin at the store's next orderable time (roughly half an hour out, not immediately) and run through closing, so the list reflects real remaining capacity for today rather than the store's advertised opening hours. Store IDs come from a GET /subway/store or GET /subway/nearby result's store_id field. A store that is closed or past its last slot for the day returns an empty slots array, which is a valid answer rather than an error. interval_minutes reports the spacing between consecutive slots as measured from the response itself. - **subway_combos** β€” Get one Subway store's bundle/combo categories. Returns one Subway store's bundle and combo categories with the price ranges they advertise -- min_bundled_price (cheapest as a bundle) and a_la_carte_price (cheapest bought separately). Unlike GET /subway/menu, which is US-only, this works in other markets: confirmed against US, GB and DE stores. It is NOT an itemised menu -- the upstream route behind it carries categories and prices only, with no individual products, no nutrition panels and no allergen disclosures. Use GET /subway/menu for a full itemised menu where it is available. A store with no bundles configured returns an empty categories array, which is a valid answer rather than an error. Store IDs come from a GET /subway/store or GET /subway/nearby result's store_id field. - **subway_menu** β€” Get one Subway store's full menu. Returns one Subway store's complete menu: every category, every product, and for each purchasable size (Footlong, 6-inch, etc.) its price, full nutrition panel (calories, fat, sodium, protein and more) and allergen disclosures. Store IDs come from a GET /subway/store result's store_id field. This endpoint currently covers US stores only: the upstream menu route it reads is not served for non-US stores, which return 404 -- see GET /subway/combos for the bundle/combo categories that are available in other markets. Categories carry is_main_category: true for human-browsable menu sections (Sandwiches, Drinks, Salads, ...) and false for Subway's own internal build/customization groupings, which are included for completeness but are not meant to be shown as menu sections on their own. - **subway_nearby** β€” Search Subway stores near a coordinate or address. Returns Subway stores nearest first to a coordinate or a free-text address/city/ZIP, with live open/closed status, payment methods, catering link, and feature flags. This is the proximity search GET /subway/sitemap cannot do directly -- the sitemap enumerates the whole world for bulk scraping, this answers "what is near this point" with distance and live attributes the sitemap/store locator does not carry. Each store's store_id is the same value GET /subway/menu takes, and can be passed back here as store_id to re-read one store's live attributes directly. - **subway_sitemap** β€” Browse Subway's global store-URL index. Returns one page of Subway's sitemap-declared store index -- 22,700+ URLs across 2 shards at time of writing, covering a country/region/city/street tree worldwide. This is the cheapest way to enumerate Subway locations, and it is the entry point Subway's own robots.txt declares. Each entry carries its URL, the locator path GET /subway/store takes, and a depth: the deepest entries are store pages, shallower ones are country, region and city directory pages listed in the same sitemap. A page past the end returns an empty list rather than an error, so a caller can walk to exhaustion. - **subway_store** β€” Get one Subway store's detail. Returns one Subway store's detail: address, coordinates, phone (display and E.164), opening hours, and the locator's own entity profile -- IANA timezone, Google Place ID and CID for joining to Google Maps data, franchise number, price range, published services and meal types, and explicit online-ordering/catering/drive-through flags. Boolean flags are omitted entirely when the locator does not publish them, so an absent flag is not a false one. open reflects the location's published status (a store flagged closed long-term), which is distinct from whether it is currently within its opening hours. store_id is the value GET /subway/menu and GET /subway/available-times take. Paths come from a GET /subway/sitemap entry. - **swiggy_collections** β€” List Swiggy's curated collections for a location. Returns the curated dish/cuisine collections Swiggy's own homepage surfaces for a latitude/longitude (e.g. "Idli", "Biryani", "Dosa"). Each collection's id is the value /swiggy/search's collection_id param takes to browse restaurants within it. The response also carries is_serviceable, which says whether Swiggy delivers to the requested coordinates at all: false means the coordinates are outside Swiggy's delivery coverage, so the empty collections list is a coverage answer rather than a location that simply has no curated collections. - **swiggy_restaurant** β€” Get one Swiggy restaurant's detail. Returns one Swiggy restaurant's detail by id: name, city, area, address, postal code, coordinates, phone, cuisines, cost for two, rating and total rating count, delivery time, weekly opening hours with the current open/closed callout, plus the promotions Swiggy currently shows on that restaurant's page (headline discount, conditions, and coupon code when one is needed). Swiggy has no lighter restaurant-detail-only source -- this reads the same upstream as /swiggy/restaurant/menu, just without the menu items. - **swiggy_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Swiggy restaurant's menu with prices. Returns one restaurant's full menu grouped into categories, plus its restaurant summary. Every item carries a name, description, category, price, discounted_price when currently discounted, veg/non-veg flag, stock status, an image, and Swiggy's own per-dish rating and review count where it carries one. A category nested under a parent group on the live site (e.g. "Whopper" under "Burgers, Wraps & Tacos") is flattened to one level: its title is the parent's, with subcategory set to its own name. The response also carries the restaurant's current promotions in offers, the same block /swiggy/restaurant returns. - **swiggy_search** β€” Search Swiggy restaurants near a location. Returns restaurants delivering to a latitude/longitude, optionally filtered by a keyword or browsed within a curated collection. With no query and no collection_id this browses the nearby-restaurant listing; with a query it runs a keyword search across restaurant names, cuisines, and dishes; with a collection_id (from /swiggy/collections) it browses restaurants within that curated collection. query and collection_id are mutually exclusive. Keyword search has two result tabs, selected with tab: dish (the default) returns restaurants that serve a matching dish, each with the matching dishes, their prices, and Swiggy's own per-dish rating where it has one, in a dishes array; restaurant returns restaurants whose own name or cuisine matches, a wider set with no dishes. tab, veg, min_rating and offers are only valid together with query. sort works with either query (relevance, delivery_time, rating) or collection_id (those three plus cost_low_to_high and cost_high_to_low), and is rejected on a plain nearby browse. Each restaurant carries its id (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, cuisines, cost for two, rating, delivery time, open/closed status, a hero image, and, where one is shown, an external_rating block with the third-party aggregate score, count, and source. Where the result card advertises a promotion it also carries offers, the same title/description/tag shape /swiggy/restaurant returns (a listing card never carries a coupon code, and a card showing both a discount and a separate free-delivery benefit returns them as two entries). is_promoted is present and true only for a result Swiggy itself labels a sponsored placement rather than an organic one. unavailable_message is present only when Swiggy says the restaurant cannot currently be ordered from and carries its own reason; it is not the inverse of is_open, since Swiggy reports a restaurant as open while still refusing orders for the requested location. A plain nearby browse also returns is_serviceable, which says whether Swiggy delivers to the requested coordinates at all: false means the coordinates are outside Swiggy's delivery coverage, so the empty restaurants list is a coverage answer rather than a no-matches answer, while an empty list without the field means no matches in a served area. It is omitted on keyword search and on a collection_id browse, neither of which carries Swiggy's own coverage marker. - **taco_bell_app_menu** β€” Get one Taco Bell restaurant's full app-ordering catalog, combos included. Returns one Taco Bell US restaurant's complete app-ordering catalog by store number: every category, every individually orderable product, AND every combo (kind "bundle") it carries. This is the only endpoint in this family that publishes combos at all -- each one resolved down to its full slot composition (choices[], each with min/max selections and the product codes it defaults to when not customized), not just a name and price. Also returns the store's named ordering windows (dayparts) and, per item, which dayparts it is orderable in. Comes from a different, credential-free backend than every other endpoint in this family -- no cookie, session, or account is required. Store numbers come from GET /taco-bell/stores. - **taco_bell_categories** β€” List Taco Bell menu categories. Returns Taco Bell's US menu categories -- 17 at time of writing, including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, bowls, breakfast, drinks, snacks-sweets, specialties, party-packs, vegetarian, boxes-and-combos and the value menus. Each entry's slug is the value GET /taco-bell/menu takes. A category flagged hidden_from_menu is one Taco Bell does not surface in its own navigation; it is still fetchable. Takes no parameters. - **taco_bell_menu** β€” List one Taco Bell menu category's items with prices and calories. Returns the items in one Taco Bell US menu category, each with its product code, name, price, calorie count, product and food type, image, and flags for whether it is customizable, has a meatless variant, and is currently available in store. Category slugs come from GET /taco-bell/categories, and the endpoint accepts either the bare slug (`tacos`) or the full path form (`/food/tacos`). Taco Bell is one of the few brands publishing both price and calories in the same payload. - **taco_bell_nutrition** β€” Get one Taco Bell menu item's full nutrition panel, allergens and ingredients. Returns the complete nutrition-facts panel for one Taco Bell US menu item -- fats (total, saturated, trans, poly- and monounsaturated), cholesterol, sodium, potassium, carbohydrates, fiber, sugars including added sugars, protein, and the vitamin and mineral figures -- plus serving size and weight and the item's declared allergens. Values are unrounded as published, in the panel's own units: grams for fats, carbohydrates and protein, milligrams for cholesterol, sodium, potassium, calcium, iron and caffeine, and micrograms for vitamin D. This goes well beyond the calorie count on /taco-bell/menu and /taco-bell/product, which is all the menu pages themselves carry. The full component-by-component ingredient statement is available via include_ingredients; it runs to several kilobytes per item, so it is off by default. - **taco_bell_product** β€” Get one Taco Bell menu item's full detail, including its customization matrix. Returns one Taco Bell US menu item in full: product code, name, description, price, rounded and unrounded calorie counts, every published image rendition, and cross-sell/upsell references. The distinguishing part is `customizations` -- the option groups the item accepts (proteins, included ingredients, add-ons, sauces, shells, upgrades, and Supreme/Fresco add and remove sets), each option carrying its own calorie delta and add-on price. Calorie deltas can be negative, since the Fresco style replaces sauces. Slugs come from GET /taco-bell/menu, and both the bare slug and the full path form are accepted. - **taco_bell_store** β€” Get one Taco Bell restaurant's full record, including the whole week's hours and dayparts. Returns one Taco Bell US restaurant by store number: address and coordinates, phone, open status, timezone, delivery and online-ordering state, Taco Bell's per-store capability flags, mobile-pickup status and geofencing radius. Where GET /taco-bell/stores gives only today's window for each nearby restaurant, this returns the full published week, Monday-first, and each day's dayparts. Dayparts matter for ordering: Taco Bell's menu availability is daypart-scoped, so breakfast items and Balance Of Day items are orderable in different windows of the same day. Store numbers come from GET /taco-bell/stores. - **taco_bell_store_menu** β€” Get one Taco Bell restaurant's full live catalog in a single call. Returns one Taco Bell US restaurant's entire menu -- every category and item in one call, each with its price, calories, product and food type, image, and whether it is currently carried and displayed at THIS store. Where GET /taco-bell/menu returns one category's items from the national default catalog, this is store-scoped: some items are absent or hidden at some restaurants, and this is the only endpoint that shows that per store. Also returns the store's current happy-hour discount window, published nowhere else in this family. The response can be cached at the edge for up to 24 hours, so treat it as a recent snapshot of what the store carries rather than a live per-second signal; for a store's serving-time windows (breakfast vs. Balance Of Day, etc.) use GET /taco-bell/store instead. Store numbers come from GET /taco-bell/stores. - **taco_bell_stores** β€” Find Taco Bell restaurants near a location. Returns Taco Bell US restaurants near a latitude/longitude, ordered by distance. Each store carries its store number, full postal address with coordinates, phone, distance, open status, timezone, today's published opening and closing hours, and Taco Bell's own per-store capability flags (breakfast, drive-thru, delivery, mobile ordering, open late, pickup shelves, Live Mas Cafe, online). A coordinate with no Taco Bell nearby returns an empty list rather than an error. - **target_categories** β€” List all Target categories. Returns Target's current top-level category menu and the complete grouped shop-all directory, including category ids and canonical URLs. - **target_category_products** β€” Browse Target category products. Returns paginated products for any category id from target-categories. Each response also contains every available dynamic filter group and option. Pass selected option ids through filter_ids as a comma-separated list. The sort enum accepts `relevance`, `featured`, `price-low`, `price-high`, `rating`, `bestselling`, and `newest`. - **target_filter_options** β€” List Target filter options. Returns every dynamic filter group and option for either a product query or category. Provide exactly one of q or category_id. Pass currently selected option ids through filter_ids to obtain the remaining context-aware options. - **target_product** β€” Get a Target product. Returns normalized product details for one Target item, including product content, images, price, rating, category, and availability flags for the selected store. - **target_questions** β€” List Target product questions and answers. Returns paginated product questions with their nested answers. - **target_reviews** β€” List Target product reviews. Returns paginated written reviews for a Target item. Pagination is zero-based and page 50 is the upstream maximum. - **target_search** β€” Search Target products. Searches Target products and returns normalized products plus every filter group and option available for the current result set. Pass option ids back through filter_ids as a comma-separated list. A zero total with an empty products list is a valid no-results response. The sort enum accepts `relevance`, `featured`, `price-low`, `price-high`, `rating`, `bestselling`, and `newest`. - **target_stores** β€” Find Target stores near a location. Returns Target's physical stores near a ZIP code, a free-text "city, state", or a "latitude,longitude" pair, including each store's store_id, status, distance, phone, address, service list, time zone, and two weeks of daily opening hours. Use the returned store_id values with the store_id parameter on target-search, target-category-products, target-filter-options, and target-product. - **tes_job_detail** β€” Get a Tes teaching job. Returns normalized detail for one job posting by its numeric id (the id field returned by tes-job-search): employer, location, salary, contract terms/types, dates, and application contact/URL, plus a short excerpt of the listing description rather than the full long-form HTML copy. - **tes_job_employer** β€” Get a Tes jobs employer profile. Returns normalized detail for one jobs employer profile by its numeric id (the trailing id in tes-job-detail's employer_url field, e.g. .../jobs/employer/epsom-college-1039424 -- the 1039424): name, location, school type/phase/funding status/gender/age range, an about description, its postal address, and every currently-open position listed on the employer's own profile page (id, title, url -- call tes-job-detail with each id for the full posting). - **tes_job_search** β€” Search Tes teaching jobs. Searches Tes's (tes.com) teaching-jobs board. Returns normalized listing facts (title, employer, location, salary, contract terms/types) plus a short excerpt of the listing description, not the full long-form job-description copy, and the same live faceted-search breakdown (position/subject/workplace category trees with counts, plus contract type/term counts) the real search page renders as its filter sidebar. location is a free-text place name (a UK town/city, an international city, or a bare country name) resolved to coordinates via Tes's own location-autocomplete endpoint; omit for Tes's own default market, "United Kingdom". radius_miles selects the search radius around location. contract_type and contract_term are validated against Tes's own small, closed label sets. position, subject, and workplace are comma-separated passthrough filters -- Tes's own category labels are numerous and can change, so read a prior response's own facets.positions[].value (and facets.positions[].children[].value)/facets.subjects[].value/facets.workplaces[].children[].value for the live, current set rather than guessing. salary_min filters to jobs with an advertised salary at or above that amount (in the searched market's local currency); Tes's own filter panel offers only a minimum, no maximum. - **tes_resource_detail** β€” Get a Tes teaching resource. Returns normalized detail for one teaching resource by its numeric id (the id field returned by tes-resource-search). Descriptive facts (title, subject, age range, resource type, author, price, rating, licence label), a per-file attachment list (file type, size, and a preview thumbnail -- metadata only), and the most recent page of reviews are returned -- not the downloadable resource file itself, which robots.txt already disallows scraping regardless. - **tes_resource_search** β€” Search Tes teaching resources. Searches Tes's (tes.com) teaching-resources marketplace. Returns normalized listing facts (title, author, price, rating, downloads) -- not full listing descriptions -- out of respect for Tes's general reproduction/republication restriction. query is optional: omit it (alone, or combined with key_stage/subject/on_sale) for pure filter-driven or fully unfiltered browsing, matching Tes's own search API. sort mirrors the real search page's own Sort by dropdown; key_stage and subject mirror its left-hand Refine by filters (both closed, validated enums taken from Tes's own facet taxonomy, and always resolved against Tes's own single GB-taxonomy regardless of country). country controls result currency/localisation only (confirmed live for all seven values); it does not change which key_stage/subject values are valid. - **tes_resource_shop** β€” Get a Tes teaching-resources author shop. Returns normalized detail for one teaching-resources author/seller shop by its username (from tes-resource-search/tes-resource-detail's author field, or the trailing path segment of author_url): display name, average rating, upload/view/download counts, a bio, and a page of that author's resource listing (id, title, price, thumbnail -- call tes-resource-detail with each id for subject/age-range/resource-type/rating/description). subject narrows the listing to one of the subject tabs shown on the shop's own page; these vary per author and are not a curated enum. - **tes_school_search** β€” Search the Tes Schools Directory. Searches Tes's (tes.com) public Schools Directory by school name or location. Returns normalized listing facts (name, logo, a short description, address) for each matching school/employer. Each result's id is the same employer id tes-job-employer accepts, so a caller can go straight from a name/location search to a full employer profile (school type/phase/funding status/gender/age range, and its currently-open positions) without first needing a job posting to discover the id. - **tesla_jobs_job** β€” Tesla Jobs single posting. Returns one Tesla Careers posting by its numeric job id (the `id` field returned by the list endpoint). Parsed from tesla.com's own job detail JSON endpoint. - **tesla_jobs_list** β€” Tesla Jobs listing. Searches Tesla's public careers site (tesla.com/careers) via its own careers-state JSON endpoint. Tesla's own endpoint always returns its entire global job dataset regardless of query parameters; this filters and paginates that snapshot server-side. Listings carry identity/department/location metadata only β€” call the job endpoint for the full description, responsibilities, and requirements. - **thebodyshop_collection_products** β€” List The Body Shop collection products. Returns normalized products from one The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com) collection. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the collection's URL slug. - **thebodyshop_collections** β€” List The Body Shop collections. Returns normalized collections from The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty collections array. - **thebodyshop_page** β€” Get a The Body Shop static page. Returns normalized static page detail for one The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com) page handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_pages** β€” List The Body Shop static pages. Returns normalized static pages from The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com). The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_product** β€” Get a The Body Shop product. Returns normalized product detail for one The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com) product handle. The storefront URL is fixed server-side; `handle` is the product's URL slug. - **thebodyshop_product_recommendations** β€” List The Body Shop product recommendations. Returns normalized recommended products for one The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com) product handle. The route handle is resolved to a Shopify product id before fetching recommendations. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_products** β€” List The Body Shop products. Returns normalized products from The Body Shop's (https://www.thebodyshop.com) public product catalog. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. Valid empty result pages return `200` with an empty products array. - **thebodyshop_search_suggest** β€” Get The Body Shop search suggestions. Returns products, collections, and query suggestions from The Body Shop's (https://www.thebodyshop.com) credential-free predictive search Ajax endpoint. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_sitemap_urls** β€” List The Body Shop sitemap URLs. Returns capped URL entries from The Body Shop's (https://www.thebodyshop.com) child sitemaps matching the requested type. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_sitemaps** β€” List The Body Shop sitemaps. Returns child sitemap URLs from The Body Shop's (https://www.thebodyshop.com) `/sitemap.xml` index with inferred sitemap types. The storefront URL is fixed server-side. - **thebodyshop_store** β€” Get The Body Shop store metadata. Returns normalized storefront metadata for The Body Shop (https://www.thebodyshop.com), sourced from credential-free storefront JSON. This endpoint is a brand-pinned wrapper around the generic Shopify store family: the storefront URL is fixed server-side, so no `url` parameter is accepted. If the vanity domain blocks `/products.json`, the service may fall back to a public `*.myshopify.com` domain discovered from the storefront page, or to the storefront's own embedded page data for storefronts that expose neither. - **therealreal_autocomplete** β€” Get The RealReal search-box suggestions. Returns The RealReal's own search-box typeahead suggestions for a partial query. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own first-party catalog API. - **therealreal_categories** β€” Get The RealReal category browse taxonomy. Returns The RealReal's full category (taxon) browse taxonomy: every department, category, and subcategory, nested, with each entry's id (usable directly against search's category_id), permalink (usable directly against the category endpoint's path), and live matching item count. This is reference data that changes rarely, so responses are cached. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered category page. - **therealreal_category** β€” Browse The RealReal listings by category. Returns a page of normalized The RealReal listings browsed by category (taxon) permalink path, e.g. women/handbags. Pass a previous response's next_after back as after to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered category page. - **therealreal_collection** β€” Browse The RealReal listings by curated collection. Returns a page of normalized The RealReal listings browsed by curated collection slug, e.g. on-sale-now -- sale campaigns, editor's picks, and similar merchandising collections distinct from category/designer browsing. Pass a previous response's next_after back as after to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered collection page. - **therealreal_collections** β€” Get The RealReal curated collection slugs. Returns The RealReal's full published set of curated editorial and sale-campaign collection slugs (e.g. on-sale-now, hermes-birkin-bag), each usable directly against the collection endpoint's own slug field. This is reference data that changes rarely, so responses are cached. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own published sitemap. - **therealreal_conditions** β€” Get The RealReal condition-grading value space. Returns The RealReal's full authentication condition-grading scale: the closed 6-tier set (Pristine, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, As Is) it defines, each with an id (usable directly against search's condition_id) and live matching item count. This is reference data that changes rarely, so responses are cached. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered category page. - **therealreal_designer** β€” Browse The RealReal listings by designer. Returns a page of normalized The RealReal listings browsed by designer slug, e.g. gucci. Pass a previous response's next_after back as after to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered designer page. - **therealreal_designers** β€” Get The RealReal designer directory. Returns every designer The RealReal recognizes in one department (not just designers with currently active listings), each with an id (usable directly against search's designer_id) and slug (usable directly against the designer endpoint). The directory is segmented by department -- pass category to select one; the response's categories field lists every accepted value. This is reference data that changes rarely, so responses are cached. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered designer directory page. - **therealreal_listing** β€” Get a The RealReal listing detail. Returns a single normalized The RealReal listing: description, condition detail, category context, and measurements, plus the shared summary fields (name, designer, condition, price, images). Looked up by the listing's full product URL, as returned in a search/category/designer response's url field. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered listing page. - **therealreal_search** β€” Search The RealReal luxury consignment listings. Searches The RealReal's authenticated luxury resale catalog by keyword, optionally combined with category, designer, condition-grade, and price-range filters, returning normalized listing summaries (name, designer, condition, price, images) plus the total matching count and an opaque pagination cursor. Pass a previous response's next_after back as after to fetch the next page. Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own server-rendered search page. - **therealreal_similar** β€” Get The RealReal similar-item recommendations. Returns The RealReal's own "Similar Items" visual-similarity recommendations for one product, looked up by the product's numeric id (from any other The RealReal endpoint's listing response id field). Credential-free public data sourced from The RealReal's own first-party catalog API. - **threads_post** β€” Retrieve a public Threads post. Returns the public text, author, canonical URL, and preview image for a Threads post. - **threads_post_replies** β€” Retrieve public replies to a Threads post. Returns the public replies currently exposed to logged-out visitors. The response identifies when Threads reports additional replies but withholds a usable continuation cursor. - **threads_profile** β€” Retrieve a public Threads profile. Returns public profile metadata for a Threads username, including the visible biography and counts. - **threads_profile_posts** β€” Retrieve public posts from a Threads profile. Returns public profile posts with an opaque continuation cursor when more posts are available. - **threads_search** β€” Search public Threads posts. Returns the public first page of Threads search results for a query. Logged-out search does not expose a continuation cursor. - **ticketmaster_attraction** β€” Get a Ticketmaster attraction. Returns normalized details for one Ticketmaster artist, team, or other attraction. - **ticketmaster_attraction_events** β€” List an attraction's Ticketmaster events. Returns upcoming Ticketmaster events for one attraction. The sort enum accepts `relevance` and `date`. - **ticketmaster_attraction_related** β€” List a Ticketmaster attraction's related attractions. Returns the "Fans Also Viewed" attractions shown on one attraction's own page. An attraction with no recommendation data returns a valid empty list. - **ticketmaster_attraction_reviews** β€” List a Ticketmaster attraction's fan reviews. Returns paginated fan reviews for one attraction, including its aggregate rating and Ticketmaster's own AI-generated review summary. - **ticketmaster_discover_categories** β€” List Ticketmaster discover categories. Lists every current Concerts, Sports, Arts & Theater, and Family category with pagination. Section accepts `all`, `concerts`, `sports`, `arts-theater`, and `family`. - **ticketmaster_discover_category_events** β€” List events in a Ticketmaster discover category. Returns a zero-based paginated event feed for any category returned by ticketmaster-discover-categories. - **ticketmaster_discover_cities** β€” List Ticketmaster discover cities. Lists Ticketmaster city discovery destinations for a country with pagination. - **ticketmaster_discover_city_events** β€” List events in a Ticketmaster discover city. Returns a zero-based paginated event feed for a city slug returned by ticketmaster-discover-cities. - **ticketmaster_event** β€” Get a Ticketmaster event. Returns normalized details for one Ticketmaster event, including its venue, attractions, timing, availability flags, and classification. - **ticketmaster_search_events** β€” Search Ticketmaster events. Searches Ticketmaster events by artist, event, team, or venue. A zero total with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. The sort enum accepts `relevance` and `date`. - **ticketmaster_suggest** β€” Suggest Ticketmaster artists, events, and venues. Returns autocomplete suggestions for a partial query. - **ticketmaster_trending_attractions** β€” List trending Ticketmaster attractions. Returns a ranked list of currently-trending attractions across every segment (music, sports, arts and theater, family), not scoped to one category or city. - **ticketmaster_venue** β€” Get a Ticketmaster venue. Returns normalized details and visitor information for one Ticketmaster venue. - **ticketmaster_venue_enhanced_details** β€” Get a Ticketmaster venue's enhanced branding details. Returns header branding imagery and external links (the venue's own site, resident teams) for major venues. Smaller venues without enhanced content return 404. - **ticketmaster_venue_events** β€” List a venue's Ticketmaster events. Returns upcoming Ticketmaster events at one venue. The sort enum accepts `relevance` and `date`. - **ticketweb_event** β€” Get a TicketWeb event. Returns normalized details for one TicketWeb event: venue, dates, age restriction, delivery methods, and per-tier ticket pricing (base price, fee breakdown, and total) when tickets are on sale. `has_tickets` is false and `sections` is empty for a free/RSVP event with no paid tickets, a sold-out event, or an access-code-gated event -- TicketWeb's own data does not reliably distinguish these three cases at this level, so the response reports the shared observable state (no purchasable sections) rather than guessing which applies. - **ticketweb_search** β€” Search TicketWeb events. Searches TicketWeb events by artist, event, or venue. A zero count with an empty events list is a valid no-results response. availability is one of `in_stock`, `sold_out`, `unknown` per event. - **ticketweb_venue** β€” Get a TicketWeb venue. Returns one TicketWeb venue's detail (name, address) plus one page of its upcoming events. A zero count with an empty events list on page 1 is a valid "no upcoming events" response. - **tiffany_categories** β€” List Tiffany & Co. categories. Lists every category id Tiffany & Co.'s own product catalog accepts, each with a human-readable label, a kind (category for a real navigable department/subcategory, curated_shop for a curated gift/merchandising shelf), and a live product count. Each id is exactly what tiffany-category's own category parameter accepts -- resolves the category-discovery gap that parameter would otherwise leave as "find one from a storefront URL". - **tiffany_category** β€” Browse a Tiffany & Co. category. Returns one page of a Tiffany & Co. category/browse listing. category is a category id from tiffany-categories's own id field (e.g. ecommerce_us_jewelry_necklaces_and_pendants). sort selects recommended (default), price_asc, price_desc, or newest. material, gemstone, color, product_type, gender, and designer are optional single-value filters -- see tiffany-filters for the live covered value space for each. A hub-level or emptied-out category id, or a filter combination with no matches, returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **tiffany_content_search** β€” Search Tiffany & Co. editorial content. Searches Tiffany & Co.'s own editorial pages -- style guides, gift guides, and other "World of Tiffany" articles -- by free-text keyword. Not product data: no price, stock, or item id fields. A genuine non-matching keyword returns a well-formed empty result (zero total_results). - **tiffany_filters** β€” List Tiffany & Co. search/category filter values. Lists every value tiffany-search's and tiffany-category's material, gemstone, color, product_type, gender, and designer filter parameters accept, each with a live product count -- resolves the discovery gap those parameters would otherwise leave as "find one on the live site's own filter sidebar". - **tiffany_product** β€” Get a Tiffany & Co. product. Returns full product detail for one item: name, description, brand, collection, designer, material, gemstone, USD price, live stock status, category tree, every color/style variation, and images. product_id is Tiffany & Co.'s own item id, as returned by tiffany-search's or tiffany-category's own products[].id field. - **tiffany_search** β€” Search Tiffany & Co. products. Searches Tiffany & Co.'s product catalog by free-text keyword. Returns normalized product summaries with USD pricing, live stock status, material, gemstone, collection, and designer. sort selects recommended (default), price_asc, price_desc, or newest. material, gemstone, color, product_type, gender, and designer are optional single-value filters -- see tiffany-filters for the live covered value space for each. A genuine non-matching keyword, or a filter combination with no matches, returns a well-formed empty result (zero total_products). - **tiffany_stores** β€” Find Tiffany & Co. store locations. Finds Tiffany & Co. physical stores, boutiques, and cafes near a coordinate, ordered by distance. Each result includes address, phone, opening hours, in-store services and specialities, and live open/closed status. - **tiffany_suggest** β€” Get Tiffany & Co. search-box suggestions. Returns Tiffany & Co.'s own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query -- a flat list of suggested search phrases, each with its own live total result count on the product catalog. Not product data. - **tiktok_category** β€” List TikTok explore categories. Returns the category list exposed by the TikTok Explore page. - **tiktok_challenge** β€” Retrieve TikTok hashtag details. Returns the metadata payload for a TikTok hashtag page. - **tiktok_challenge_list** β€” Retrieve TikTok hashtag posts. Returns the videos listed for a TikTok hashtag id with cursor-based pagination. - **tiktok_comments** β€” Retrieve TikTok video comments. Returns top-level TikTok video comments with cursor-based pagination. - **tiktok_creative_center_hashtags** β€” Retrieve TikTok Creative Center trending hashtags. Returns TikTok Creative Center's ranked trending hashtags for a country and period. TikTok gates this endpoint's full result set behind a logged-in TikTok One account: an anonymous request always receives at most 3 hashtags regardless of country or period. - **tiktok_creative_center_videos** β€” Retrieve TikTok Creative Center trending videos. Returns TikTok Creative Center's ranked trending videos for a country, period, and sort order. TikTok reports the true result-set size (see total_count/page_count in the response) but gates access to it behind a logged-in TikTok One account: an anonymous request always receives page 1 (4 videos) regardless of sort order or period. Country coverage is uneven: US, JP, ID, VN, and TH reliably return populated results; other countries have been observed to return an empty videos array (a genuine no-data response, not an error). - **tiktok_explore** β€” Retrieve the TikTok explore feed for a category. Returns explore videos for a TikTok category id from the category endpoint. - **tiktok_popular_trend_country_industry_meta** β€” Retrieve TikTok popular-trend country and industry metadata. Returns the country and industry metadata used by the TikTok Creative Center popular-trend endpoints. - **tiktok_post** β€” Retrieve TikTok video details. Returns the TikTok video detail payload for a video id. - **tiktok_posts** β€” Retrieve posts from a TikTok profile. Returns posts from a TikTok profile by `secUid`, with optional cursor pagination and sort mode. - **tiktok_profile** β€” Retrieve a TikTok profile. Returns the TikTok profile payload for a public handle. - **tiktok_search** β€” Search TikTok videos. Searches TikTok videos by keyword with cursor-based pagination. - **tiktok_search_hashtag** β€” Search TikTok hashtags. Searches TikTok hashtags/challenges by keyword with cursor-based pagination. - **tiktok_search_user** β€” Search TikTok users. Searches TikTok users by keyword with cursor-based pagination. - **tiktok_top_ads_analysis** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads interactive time analysis. Returns the detail-page interactive time analysis chart and percentile for a Top Ads material. Metric values are `retain_ctr` (CTR), `retain_cvr` (CVR), `click_cnt` (Clicks), `convert_cnt` (Conversion), and `play_retain_cnt` (Remain). - **tiktok_top_ads_detail** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads detail. Returns detail for one TikTok Creative Center Top Ads material. Use `material_id`; the upstream does not accept `id` or `materialId`. - **tiktok_top_ads_filters** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads filters. Returns filter metadata for TikTok Creative Center Top Ads. Dynamic values come from TikTok; static UI enums are included for `order_by`, `duration`, `like`, and `ad_format`. - **tiktok_top_ads_list** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads. Returns high-performing auction ads from TikTok Creative Center. The service defaults `period` to 30, `page` to 1, `limit` to 20, and `order_by` to `for_you`. Use `/tiktok/top-ads/filters` for dynamic enum values and static enums for order, duration, likes, and ad format. - **tiktok_top_ads_location_info** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads location info. Returns the initial location and industry context used by TikTok Creative Center Top Ads. - **tiktok_top_ads_locations** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads locations. Returns available Top Ads location filters from TikTok Creative Center. - **tiktok_top_ads_recommend** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads recommendations. Returns recommended Top Ads materials related to a material id. - **tiktok_top_ads_safety** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads safety configuration. Returns public Creative Center safety configuration flags related to search surfaces. - **tiktok_top_ads_spotlight** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads Spotlight. Returns Top Ads Spotlight materials handpicked by TikTok Creative Center. - **tiktok_top_ads_suggestions** β€” Retrieve TikTok Top Ads suggestions. Returns Top Ads search suggestions from TikTok Creative Center. - **tiktok_trending** β€” Retrieve TikTok trending posts. Returns the current TikTok trending feed. - **tmdb_collection** β€” Get a TMDB collection. Returns a normalized TMDB collection (franchise grouping), including its overview and server-rendered member movies. Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_genres** β€” List TMDB browse genres. Returns every genre ID advertised by TMDB's public movie and TV browse pages. Use movie values only with movie list filters and TV values only with TV list filters. Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_movie** β€” Get a TMDB movie. Returns a normalized TMDB movie: overview, tagline, genres, countries, runtime, budget/revenue, top-billed cast, top crew (director/writer), and aggregate rating. Credential-free public TMDB data (themoviedb.org) β€” not the official api.themoviedb.org, which requires an API key. - **tmdb_movie_list** β€” Get a TMDB movie chart. Returns a TMDB movie chart (popular, top rated, now playing, or upcoming). Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_person** β€” Get a TMDB person. Returns a normalized TMDB person: biography, birth date, photo, and filmography (movie and TV credits). Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_person_list** β€” List popular people on TMDB. Returns one page from TMDB's Popular People directory, including each person's id, name, known-for titles, profile image, and detail URL. Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_search** β€” Search TMDB. Searches TMDB movies, TV shows, people, and collections. An unscoped query interleaves results across all four types rather than returning whichever type happens to rank first upstream. Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_tv** β€” Get a TMDB TV show. Returns a normalized TMDB TV show: overview, tagline, genres, countries, episode count, first/last air year, top-billed cast, top crew (creator), and aggregate rating. Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tmdb_tv_list** β€” Get a TMDB TV chart. Returns a TMDB TV chart (popular, top rated, airing today, or on the air). Credential-free public TMDB data. - **tokopedia_autocomplete** β€” Autocomplete Tokopedia product searches. Returns current public Tokopedia search suggestions for a partial keyword. Suggestions include canonical product-search URLs and are not product-search results. - **tokopedia_category** β€” Browse a Tokopedia category. Returns public product cards from a canonical Tokopedia category path. `path` must begin with `/p/`; use the category page path, not a product or search URL. - **tokopedia_home** β€” Get Tokopedia home recommendations. Returns public product-card recommendations for a current Tokopedia home tab. Omit `tab_id` for the first available tab; discover other tabs through `/tokopedia/home/tabs`. - **tokopedia_home_tabs** β€” List Tokopedia home recommendation tabs. Returns the current public home-recommendation tabs. Use a returned `id` as `tab_id` with `/tokopedia/home`. - **tokopedia_product** β€” Get a Tokopedia product's public detail. Returns public product detail from a canonical Tokopedia shop domain and product key. This endpoint does not accept arbitrary URLs; numeric product IDs are returned when the product page exposes them but cannot be used as lookup input. - **tokopedia_product_review_filters** β€” Get Tokopedia product review-filter metadata. Returns which public review media, rating, and topic filters are available for a numeric product ID. It does not return review text, review media, or a review archive. - **tokopedia_search** β€” Search Tokopedia products. Returns public Tokopedia product cards for a keyword from Tokopedia's public product-search operation. `sort` accepts `3` (lowest price), `4` (highest price), `5` (most reviewed), `9` (newest), or `23` (most relevant). Repeat `filter` as `key:value` using values from `/tokopedia/search/filters`. - **tokopedia_search_filters** β€” Get Tokopedia search filters and sorts. Returns the live filter tree and supported sort choices for a Tokopedia product search. The response includes categories when the current query exposes them, store type, delivery location, price, rating, offer, condition, recency, shipping, and stock options as applicable. - **tripadvisor_autocomplete** β€” Autocomplete TripAdvisor locations and places. Returns normalized TripAdvisor public typeahead candidates from the credential-free GraphQL endpoint. - **tripadvisor_enums** β€” Get TripAdvisor enum metadata. Returns supported TripAdvisor enum values for place/listing filters, including locales, currencies, languages, listing types, filters, amenities, and category ids. - **tripadvisor_hotels** β€” Search TripAdvisor hotels. Returns normalized TripAdvisor hotel listing results from public credential-free GraphQL listing data. - **tripadvisor_place** β€” Get TripAdvisor place. Returns a rich normalized TripAdvisor place profile. Destination and bookable tour/experience pages resolve through a faster dedicated lookup; everything else comes from public place HTML, using configured browser fallbacks when direct HTML is blocked. - **tripadvisor_reviews** β€” Get TripAdvisor reviews. Returns normalized TripAdvisor public reviews from credential-free GraphQL review data. Pass either id or url. - **tripadvisor_search** β€” Search TripAdvisor places. Returns normalized TripAdvisor place listings for hotels, restaurants, attractions, and supported attraction category types. - **tripcom_hotel_detail** β€” Get Trip.com hotel detail. Returns a normalized Trip.com hotel-detail page: identity (name, local name, star rating, city/province/country), location (address, zone, latitude/longitude, nearby-transport description), guest rating (overall score plus cleanliness/amenities/location/service breakdown), images, description, check-in/check-out and child policy summaries, and popular facilities. Credential-free public data sourced from Trip.com's own server-rendered hotel-detail page. Pricing is not included: Trip.com's detail page only returns per-night rates alongside check-in/check-out dates, which this endpoint does not take as input -- use the search endpoint for a city's current display prices. - **tripcom_hotels_search** β€” Search Trip.com hotels by city. Returns Trip.com's own top-hotels page for a city: normalized hotel summaries (name, location, star rating, guest rating, review count, image, display price) for the hotels Trip.com features on that city's hotel-list page. Trip.com does not expose a credential-free free-text city search, so callers supply the exact city_slug and city_id pair from a known Trip.com hotel-list URL of the form https://www.trip.com/hotels/{city_slug}-hotels-list-{city_id}/. Credential-free public data sourced from Trip.com's own server-rendered hotel-list page. - **trustmrr_acquire** β€” Get TrustMRR acquisition listings. Returns the for-sale startups rendered on the public TrustMRR /acquire marketplace page, with deal metrics (asking price, revenue, multiple, growth). Verified revenue figures come from supported payment providers. - **trustmrr_categories** β€” Get TrustMRR categories. Returns the TrustMRR startup category directory (slug, label, description, and keywords for each category). - **trustmrr_category** β€” Get TrustMRR category detail. Returns a single TrustMRR category page and the startups listed under it, with verified revenue and MRR figures. - **trustmrr_leaderboard** β€” Get TrustMRR revenue leaderboard. Returns the top 100 startups ranked by the selected metric from the public TrustMRR leaderboard. Revenue and MRR figures are verified through supported payment providers. - **trustmrr_marketplace** β€” Get TrustMRR marketplace snapshot. Returns the public TrustMRR marketplace snapshot: the 25 most recently listed startups for sale and the current 25 best deals ranked by TrustMRR's recency-aware deal score. Revenue figures are verified through supported payment providers. - **trustmrr_startup** β€” Get TrustMRR startup detail. Returns the full verified profile for a single TrustMRR startup by slug: revenue and MRR, growth, asking price and marketplace status, tech stack, marketing channels, and TrustMRR's AI-generated business summary. - **trustmrr_startups** β€” List all TrustMRR startups. Returns a paginated list of every startup in the TrustMRR directory, discovered from the site's public sitemap. Each entry is a slug you can pass to /trustmrr/startup/{slug} for the full verified profile β€” together these two endpoints let you enumerate and scrape the entire directory without the authenticated marketplace API. - **trustpilot_business** β€” Get Trustpilot business profile. Returns a summary Trustpilot business profile parsed from the public business page. - **trustpilot_business_related** β€” Get Trustpilot related businesses. Returns related company cards from Trustpilot's public business page rails. - **trustpilot_business_reviews** β€” Get Trustpilot business reviews. Returns paginated Trustpilot business reviews parsed from the public review page. - **trustpilot_business_search** β€” Search Trustpilot business units. Returns normalized business-unit search results from Trustpilot's JSON business-unit search API. - **trustpilot_categories** β€” Get Trustpilot categories. Returns the Trustpilot public category index grouped by top-level category. - **trustpilot_category** β€” Get Trustpilot category detail. Returns category metadata, company cards, and side rails from Trustpilot's public category page. - **trustpilot_category_search** β€” Search Trustpilot categories. Returns normalized category search results from Trustpilot's JSON category search API. - **twitch_channel** β€” Get a Twitch channel's profile and live status. Returns a Twitch channel's profile (partner status, team, last broadcast title) plus its current live status (started time and game/category, when live). Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_clips** β€” Get a Twitch channel's clips. Returns a Twitch channel's clips (last 7 days), most-viewed first: title, view count, duration, curator, and the game it was recorded under. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_schedule** β€” Get a Twitch channel's broadcast schedule. Returns a Twitch channel's upcoming broadcast schedule -- planned segments with title, start/end time, and game/category -- starting today. A channel with no schedule configured returns an empty segments list, not an error. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_search** β€” Search Twitch channels and games/categories. Returns mixed category and channel matches for a query -- live channels include current viewer count and stream title. Sourced from Twitch's own search-typeahead surface (a capped suggestion list, not a fully paginated results page). - **twitch_streams** β€” Get the top live streams for a Twitch game/category. Returns the top currently-live streams for a Twitch game/category, ranked by viewer count: title, viewer count, broadcaster, and tags. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_team** β€” Get a Twitch team's roster. Returns a Twitch team's full member roster, with live status and viewer count for whoever is currently live, plus team-level metadata (banner, logo, description, owner). Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_top_games** β€” Get Twitch's top games/categories. Returns the top games/categories site-wide, ranked by total current viewers across all live streams under each one. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_videos** β€” Get a Twitch channel's videos (VODs). Returns a Twitch channel's past-broadcast videos (VODs), ranked by view count: title, view count, length, publish date, and the game it was recorded under. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **twitch_vod_comments** β€” Get a Twitch VOD's chat replay. Returns one page of a Twitch VOD's chat replay (past-broadcast chat messages), starting at a given point in the video's timeline. Paginate forward by re-requesting with the last returned comment's offset_seconds. Public data sourced from Twitch's own GraphQL API. - **ubereats_feed** β€” Browse UberEats location feed. Returns restaurants delivering to a specific location: name, rating, review count, delivery estimate, cuisine tags, and cover image. Credential-free public UberEats data. - **ubereats_search** β€” Search UberEats restaurants. Returns restaurants delivering to a location: name, rating, review count, delivery estimate, cuisine tags, and image. Pass a keyword to search by name/cuisine/dish, or omit it to browse the general feed for that location. Credential-free public UberEats data. - **ubereats_store** β€” Get an UberEats store. Returns a normalized UberEats store: address, phone, rating, cuisine tags, hours tagline, and the full menu (sections with items, descriptions, and prices). Credential-free public UberEats data. - **ubereats_store_menu** β€” Get an UberEats store menu. Returns the full menu for an UberEats store: section titles, items, item descriptions, prices, and availability status. Credential-free public UberEats data. - **ubereats_store_reviews** β€” Get UberEats store reviews. Returns the reviews snapshot embedded in an UberEats store page: aggregate rating, review count, and a sample of recent reviews (reviewer name, text, and relative/absolute date). This is a single on-page snapshot, not a full paginated feed. A store with no written reviews returns an empty reviews list. Credential-free public UberEats data. - **ulta_categories** β€” List Ulta Beauty storefront categories. Lists Ulta Beauty's own storefront category navigation: department, group, name, and a URL usable directly as GET /ulta/category's own category parameter. Closes the discovery gap of not already knowing a category path. department, if set, filters to just that department's entries. group is empty for a department's own top-level link or a group's own heading link, and set to that group's name for the leaf categories nested under it. The exact same real category can legitimately appear more than once under a different department/group when the site's own navigation cross-lists it. - **ulta_category** β€” Browse an Ulta Beauty category page. Browses an Ulta Beauty category page's product grid, with real page-based pagination and the category's own guided-navigation refinement options. category accepts a category path or full URL copied from Ulta's own site navigation (e.g. shop/makeup/eyes/mascara). filter narrows results using Ulta's own guided-navigation facet-code shape (e.g. BENEFIT--WATERPROOF, or a comma-joined combination of codes) -- discover valid codes for a category from that category's own response facets field, whose value is ready to use directly as this parameter. An unrecognized category returns 404. - **ulta_product** β€” Get an Ulta Beauty product's full detail. Returns one Ulta Beauty product's full detail: name, brand, description, category, pricing, rating, review count, images, and every purchasable color/shade variant. productId is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL (e.g. pimprod2020260). sku is optional and selects a specific color/shade variant; an omitted or invalid sku still resolves the base product using its own default variant. An unrecognized productId returns 404. - **ulta_product_questions** β€” Get an Ulta Beauty product's customer questions and answers. Returns one page of an Ulta Beauty product's normalized customer questions, each with every answer it received. product_id is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. A product with zero questions, or a well-formed but unrecognized product_id, returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **ulta_product_reviews** β€” Get an Ulta Beauty product's customer reviews. Returns one page of an Ulta Beauty product's normalized customer reviews, plus the retailer's own site-wide rating summary (rating count, average rating, recommended ratio, rating histogram) for the product. product_id is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. A product with zero reviews, or a well-formed but unrecognized product_id, returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **ulta_search** β€” Search Ulta Beauty products. Searches Ulta Beauty's product catalog by keyword, with real page-based pagination. Returns normalized products with brand, pricing, rating, and review count. An unrecognized/nonsense keyword returns a genuine empty result rather than a fallback set. Requesting a page beyond the available results returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **ulta_stores** β€” Find nearby Ulta Beauty physical stores. Returns Ulta Beauty physical retail store locations near a point: name, phone, full address, hours, services, and coordinates. Either search, or both lat and lng, is required. search is a free-text zip code, city, or address that is first resolved to coordinates; if it does not resolve to any location, a well-formed empty result is returned rather than an error. lat and lng, when given directly, skip that resolution step. radius_meters is optional (1000 to 50000, defaults to 25000). A location with no stores within the radius returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. - **ulta_suggest** β€” Get Ulta Beauty search suggestions. Returns Ulta Beauty's own search-suggestion (typeahead) result for a partial search term: suggested search terms, each with its own top product matches, plus a featured top result matching what a real user sees at the top of the dropdown. A partial term with no matches returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **upwork_freelancer** β€” Get Upwork freelancer profile. Returns a normalized Upwork freelancer profile: name, title, verification badge, overview, hourly rate, rating and review count, Job Success Score, location and local time, total jobs/hours worked, and recent client feedback (title, comment, date, client name, rating). Public data sourced from Upwork's own server-rendered profile pages via a real browser-rendering backend. - **upwork_job** β€” Get Upwork job posting detail. Returns a normalized Upwork job posting: title, full description, employment type, budget (hourly range or fixed amount), location/remote type, experience level, duration, project type, proposal count, allowed applicant countries, and a summary of the posting client (member since, location, total spend, hires, hours, industry, company size). Public data sourced from Upwork's own server-rendered job pages via a real browser-rendering backend. - **upwork_search** β€” Search Upwork job postings. Searches Upwork's public job listings by free-text keyword, returning normalized job summaries (title, budget, experience level, duration, posted date, description snippet, skill tags). Public data sourced from Upwork's own server-rendered search pages via a real browser-rendering backend. - **usage_endpoints** β€” Get current user's endpoint usage breakdown. Returns per-endpoint request and credit totals for the selected UTC time range, ordered by request volume. - **usage_overview** β€” Get current user's usage overview. Returns a JWT-authenticated user's current billing snapshot plus recent request and credit consumption metrics for the selected UTC time range. The `requests` summary is limited to product API traffic and excludes console, billing, usage, and user-management endpoints. - **usage_platform_adjacency** β€” Get cross-user platform reach and co-usage. Returns, per scraping platform, how many real users have used it (lifetime, successful requests only), its request volume, top entry endpoints, and which other platforms those users also use. Aggregated across all customers with internal, static, and console traffic excluded; recomputed at most once per 24 hours and served from cache. Powers the console dashboard's "Explore more" recommendation. - **usage_recent_ips** β€” Get current user's recent API client IPs. Returns recent client IP addresses observed for the JWT-authenticated user's product API traffic, ordered by last seen time. Console, billing, usage, and user-management endpoints are excluded. - **usage_timeseries** β€” Get current user's usage timeseries. Returns JWT-authenticated request and credit consumption buckets for chart rendering. Results use UTC buckets. - **usptoppubs_detail** β€” Fetch a document's full bibliographic data, abstract, description, and claims. Fetches a single USPTO Patent Public Search record's full text -- bibliographic data, abstract, description, and claims -- by GUID and source database. guid and source normally come straight from a prior /usptoppubs/search result's guid and database fields. Public data, sourced from USPTO's own official search tool. - **usptoppubs_search** β€” Search USPTO's own patent full-text search index. Searches USPTO Patent Public Search's full-text index of granted patents and published applications, returning normalized bibliographic results (title, applicant/assignee, inventors, filing and publication dates, application number, IPC/CPC classifications, page count). q accepts USPTO's full Advanced Search query syntax -- field-specific search (e.g. battery.ti., Microsoft.as.), date ranges (@pd>=20200101<=20241231), boolean and proximity operators, and wildcards -- see the markdown doc for the full field-code table and syntax reference. Public data, sourced from USPTO's own official search tool. - **vestiaire_brands** β€” Vestiaire Collective's full brand directory. Returns Vestiaire Collective's full brand directory (id, name, url), not just brands with active listings for a given search -- resolves search's otherwise-opaque brand_id filter, and a search response's facets.brands, to the complete set of valid ids. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own brand-directory page. - **vestiaire_categories** β€” Vestiaire Collective category taxonomy. Returns the full Vestiaire Collective category taxonomy: universes (Women, Men, Kids) at the root, with up to three nested category levels beneath each. Every id returned here is accepted by /vestiaire/search's category_id filter. - **vestiaire_conditions** β€” Vestiaire Collective condition values. Returns the fixed set of condition ids accepted by /vestiaire/search's condition_id filter, with each id's display name and current listing count. - **vestiaire_product** β€” Vestiaire Collective listing detail. Returns a single Vestiaire Collective listing's public detail: price, brand, category, condition, material, color, size, seller summary, and photos. `path` is the listing's URL or site-relative path, as returned by /vestiaire/search's `url` field -- the numeric id alone cannot be resolved to a page. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own listing page. - **vestiaire_search** β€” Vestiaire Collective listing search. Searches Vestiaire Collective's public pre-owned luxury resale catalog by keyword, category, brand, and condition, with sort and pagination. `sort` values: `relevance`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `recency`. `category_id` and `condition_id` come from /vestiaire/categories and /vestiaire/conditions. `page` * `per_page` cannot exceed an offset of 1000 (the upstream service's own pagination limit) -- narrow the query instead of paging deeper. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own search service. - **vestiaire_search_sellers** β€” Search Vestiaire Collective sellers by name. Finds Vestiaire Collective sellers by username or first name. A matched result's id can be passed directly to GET /vestiaire/seller for that seller's full public storefront profile. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own member-search service. - **vestiaire_seller** β€” Vestiaire Collective seller profile. Returns a Vestiaire Collective seller's public storefront profile: username, country, segment, aggregate sold/listed/bought counts, and follower/following counts. `id` is the numeric seller id, as returned by /vestiaire/search's `seller_id` field or /vestiaire/product's `seller.id`. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own seller profile page. - **vestiaire_suggest** β€” Vestiaire Collective search-box autocomplete. Returns Vestiaire Collective's own search-box autocomplete suggestions for a partial query: matching brands plus completed search phrases. Public data, sourced from Vestiaire Collective's own search-suggestions service. - **vinted_brand** β€” Vinted listings for a brand. Returns Vinted listings for a specific brand, with optional price filtering and sort order. `order` values: `relevance`, `newest_first`, `price_high_to_low`, `price_low_to_high`. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered brand page. - **vinted_brands** β€” Vinted popular-brands directory. Returns Vinted's "Popular brands" directory. This is Vinted's own curated list, not an exhaustive list of every brand in its catalog. Each entry's `id` is usable directly as the `id` query parameter to /vinted/brand. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered brands page. - **vinted_catalog** β€” Vinted listing search. Returns Vinted resale listings matching a text search, with optional price filtering and sort order. `order` values: `relevance`, `newest_first`, `price_high_to_low`, `price_low_to_high`. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered catalog page. - **vinted_categories** β€” Vinted top-level catalog categories. Returns Vinted's top-level catalog categories (e.g. Women, Men, Kids, Home, Electronics, Sports, Entertainment, Hobbies & collectibles). This is the root level only -- Vinted's full category tree goes several levels deeper on the live site, but deeper levels aren't server-rendered so aren't covered here. Each entry's `id` is usable directly as the `id` query parameter to /vinted/category. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered catalog navigation. - **vinted_category** β€” Vinted listings for a category. Returns Vinted listings for a specific category, with optional price filtering and sort order. `order` values: `relevance`, `newest_first`, `price_high_to_low`, `price_low_to_high`. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered category page. - **vinted_item** β€” A single Vinted listing's detail. Returns a single Vinted listing's detail: title, description, brand, size, condition, material, color, price, category breadcrumb, and photos. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered item page. - **vinted_member** β€” A Vinted seller's public storefront profile. Returns a Vinted seller's public storefront profile: username, self-disclosed coarse location, rating, and follower/following counts. Deliberately excludes online-presence and activity data (last-seen timestamps, upload-frequency badges) present on the live page. Public data, sourced from Vinted's own server-rendered member page. - **walgreens_stores** β€” Find nearby Walgreens stores. Returns Walgreens stores near a latitude/longitude or a zip code, nearest first: name, address, phone, hours, and in-store services (pharmacy, clinic, photo, and more) for each. Public data sourced from Walgreens' own store locator. - **walmart_product** β€” Get a Walmart product. Returns a normalized Walmart product: price, availability, brand, images, rating, seller, description, highlights, specifications, and variants. Credential-free public Walmart data, rendered from the product page through proxied browser renderers. - **walmart_product_reviews** β€” Get Walmart product reviews. Returns the reviews snapshot embedded in a Walmart product page: average rating, total review count, the per-star rating breakdown, the recommended percentage, the top positive and top negative review, and a sample of recent reviews. This is a single on-page snapshot, not a full paginated feed. A product that exists but has no reviews returns zero counts and an empty reviews list. Credential-free public Walmart data, rendered from the product page through proxied browser renderers. - **walmart_search** β€” Search Walmart products. Returns Walmart search results: item id, title, brand, price, image, availability, seller, and rating per product. Credential-free public Walmart data, rendered from the search page through proxied browser renderers. - **wapo_article** β€” Get a Washington Post article's content. Returns one public Washington Post article's metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL. Metered articles that the site truncates are not available. - **wapo_headlines** β€” Get the latest stories in a Washington Post section. Returns the first page of a Washington Post section front: each story's title, canonical URL, description, section, publication time, and lead image. Section must be a path returned by /wapo/sections. - **wapo_sections** β€” List Washington Post sections. Lists every Washington Post section accepted by /wapo/headlines, with its path slug, display name, and landing-page URL. - **wayfair_categories** β€” List Wayfair categories. Returns a page of Wayfair categories discovered from Wayfair's own published sitemap, closing the discovery gap where a category id otherwise has to be found elsewhere. Pair a returned id with GET /wayfair/category to browse that category's product grid. name is derived from the category's own URL slug (title-cased), not an authoritative site-provided label. q, if set, case-insensitively filters to categories whose derived name or department contains it. - **wayfair_category** β€” Browse a Wayfair category. Returns a Wayfair category page's product grid, with real page-based pagination. category accepts a bare Wayfair category id ("478390"), a "c"-prefixed id ("c478390"), a category slug ("office-chairs-c478390"), or a full category URL copied from wayfair.com. The trailing category id is resolved to Wayfair's current canonical URL through its published sitemap. Returns normalized products with name, brand, pricing, and image. - **wayfair_product** β€” Get a Wayfair product's full detail. Returns one Wayfair product's full detail: name, brand, price, stock status, aggregate rating with a 1-5 star breakdown, images, every selectable variant option (e.g. color, finish), and site-selected feature highlights. id is the product's own "W"-prefixed id (e.g. W100794312), taken from a category result's product_id field or a product page's URL. An unrecognized id returns 404. - **web_scrape** β€” Scrape a URL into markdown, HTML, links or metadata. Fetches a single public URL and returns clean content in the requested formats (markdown, html, raw_html, links, metadata). The request body IS the ScrapeOption object itself β€” e.g. {"url": "https://example.com"} β€” do not wrap it in an extra key. With render=auto the request starts as a fast HTTP fetch and escalates to a real browser when the page is blocked or rendered with JavaScript; backend only pins a specific headless-browser engine for the browser tier and is not a render mode. only_main_content (default true) strips navigation, headers, footers and other boilerplate before conversion. Only public pages are supported; respect each site's terms of use and robots directives. A handful of popular sites (Amazon, Reddit, Yelp, LinkedIn, and others) already have a dedicated, more reliable endpoint elsewhere in this API β€” a failed scrape against one of them names it. - **web_techstack** β€” Tech stack β€” detect what a website is built with. Fetches a public URL and fingerprints the web technologies it is built with β€” a BuiltWith / Wappalyzer-style detector. Returns a list of detected `technologies`, each with its `categories`, a `confidence` (`high`, `medium`, `low`), an optional `version`, and the `evidence` that matched. Covers JavaScript frameworks and libraries (React, Vue.js, Angular, Svelte, jQuery), web frameworks / static site generators (Next.js, Nuxt.js, Gatsby, Remix, SvelteKit, Astro, Hugo), CMS and website builders (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Ghost, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow), e-commerce (Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce), analytics, ad pixels, and tag managers (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, LinkedIn, Bing, TikTok/Pinterest/Reddit pixels, Segment, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity), CDNs, UI frameworks and fonts, payments (Stripe, PayPal, Klarna), live chat, marketing automation, A/B testing, consent management, CAPTCHAs (reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Turnstile), video, and search. It also inspects response headers (from a plain HTTP fetch) to identify the web server (nginx, Apache, IIS), the CDN / hosting provider (Cloudflare, CloudFront, Fastly, Vercel, Netlify), and the server-side language / framework (PHP, ASP.NET, Ruby on Rails, Django, Laravel, Express). Results are directional, not exhaustive. The `render` fetch strategy is one of `browser` (headless browser that executes JavaScript β€” the default, so client-injected scripts like analytics, tag managers and pixels are detected), `auto` (Chrome-impersonated HTTP, escalating to a real browser only when blocked or JS-rendered), or `http` (HTTP only, no JavaScript β€” fastest, but sees only the server HTML); defaults to `browser`. Only public pages are supported; respect each site's terms of use and robots directives. Also returns `unmatched_evidence` (when present) β€” third-party script/stylesheet host domains and a `` value the detector saw on the page but doesn't yet have a named signature for; useful for spotting a vendor worth requesting coverage for. `is_infrastructure` flags a URL whose host looks like backend CDN/DNS/cloud-vendor infrastructure rather than a real, human-navigable website. `reachable` is false only when the target could not be fetched at all (even after an automatic www./plain-HTTP retry) β€” `technologies` may still be partially populated from DNS-based signals alone in that case, and `failure_reason` explains what happened. - **wendys_categories** β€” List Wendy's national menu categories. Returns every category on Wendy's national (restaurant-agnostic) menu, grouped by which of Wendy's own top-level day-parts (Lunch/Dinner, Breakfast) it appears under -- a few categories such as Coffee and Beverages appear under both. No restaurant selection is required; this is the same catalog a signed-out visitor sees before ever picking a location. Each category's slug is what GET /wendys/menu takes. - **wendys_directory** β€” Browse the Wendy's store directory. Returns one level of Wendy's store directory tree. Omit path for the root, which lists Canada and the United States; pass a child's path to descend (country to states, state to cities, city to stores -- a single-store city links directly to its store page one level early). Each child carries its name, path, URL and, at the country/state/city levels, how many stores sit under that branch. A child with is_store true is a store page rather than another directory level -- pass its path to GET /wendys/store. - **wendys_item** β€” Get one Wendy's menu item's (or combo's) detail. Returns one item's full detail. A simple item (is_combo false) returns its description, base price, calories, every size/weight variant (e.g. Small/Medium/Large fries, each with its own price and calories, with is_default marking the one Wendy's own page pre-selects), and every modifier component -- default (comes with the item), extra (a paid add-on) and required (the caller must pick one option from a named group, e.g. a salad's dressing) -- each with its own ingredient description and allergen list, since Wendy's publishes allergens per-component rather than as one whole-item field. The top-level allergens field is the union across default components and each required group's default-selected option only. A combo (is_combo true) instead returns combo_slots: its entree/side/drink composition and every product each slot can be built from, since a combo's own price and calories vary by what is chosen. A combo slot's product ids are the same items sold standalone in their own categories -- call this endpoint again on one of those for its own full component/allergen detail. Category and item slugs come from GET /wendys/categories and GET /wendys/menu. - **wendys_menu** β€” List one Wendy's menu category's items. Returns every item in one category of Wendy's national menu: id, name, slug, Wendy's own displayed price and calorie strings, whether it is a combo (its GET /wendys/item response returns combo_slots instead of components/variants), a limited-time-offer flag, and whether it has required customization (e.g. a salad's dressing choice). Category slugs come from GET /wendys/categories. - **wendys_nearby** β€” Find Wendy's stores near a coordinate or address. Returns Wendy's stores within a radius of a search location, nearest first, via order.wendys.com's own restaurant-selector proximity search (the "Use Current Location" / "City, State, or Zipcode" flow at order.wendys.com's start-an-order screen) -- a materially richer, real-distance source than locations.wendys.com's classic-Yext locator (GET /wendys/directory, /wendys/store), which publishes no geosearch of its own. The search location is either a latitude/longitude pair or a free-text address query param (city/state, zip code, or full street address) that Wendy's own service geocodes server-side -- exactly one form is required; address takes priority if both are given. Each store carries its address, coordinates, phone, distance in miles, open/closed status, its published week of general and breakfast hours, and a few order-availability flags (breakfast, carry-out, mobile order, drive-thru, delivery, wifi) the ordering app itself uses to decide whether to offer the store for the current order type. - **wendys_nutrition** β€” Get one Wendy's menu item's full nutrition-facts panel. Returns one item's (or combo's) complete nutrition-facts panel -- calories, fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrate, protein, vitamins and minerals -- as real numbers, plus declared allergens. A simple item's panel is for its default configuration (default bun/size, default condiments, no extras, no required-group substitutions). A combo's panel (is_combo true) is the *combined* total across every slot's default option in one request, the same way a caller building the full order would sum it themselves -- combo_selections lists which option each slot was computed for. GET /wendys/item and GET /wendys/menu only ever carry a calorie count, because that is all Wendy's own menu pages themselves publish inline; the full panel is fetched separately by Wendy's own "Nutrition" tab, and this endpoint resolves and calls that same source so a caller does not have to reverse-engineer it. A nutrient Wendy's does not publish is omitted from the response rather than reported as zero. Category and item slugs come from GET /wendys/categories and GET /wendys/menu. - **wendys_restaurant** β€” Get one Wendy's restaurant's detail by store id. Returns one restaurant's detail looked up by its numeric store id -- the same id GET /wendys/nearby's stores[].store_id returns -- via order.wendys.com's own restaurant-selector API, rather than a locations.wendys.com Yext locator path (see GET /wendys/store, which needs a directory path instead). Publishes richer per-store data than the Yext locator: whether each fulfillment mode (carry-out, dine-in, drive-thru) is physically offered at all (not just currently open, as GET /wendys/nearby's flags reflect), plus feature flags (wifi, mobile order/pay, Coke Freestyle, digital coupons, loyalty, gift cards) and the published week of general and breakfast hours. - **wendys_store** β€” Get one Wendy's store's detail. Returns one Wendy's store: name, full postal address, phone, coordinates, the published week of general restaurant hours and, separately, drive-thru hours (Wendy's often publishes these on different schedules), which third-party delivery platforms the store's own page links to, and the restaurant id and ordering URL used to start an order there. Store paths come from GET /wendys/directory entries whose is_store is true. Passing a directory path here returns a 404 rather than a hollow record. - **wendys_store_menu** β€” Get one Wendy's restaurant's full priced/offered menu. Returns one restaurant's own priced, offered item list -- real local pricing (including full combo bundle prices, which GET /wendys/item deliberately does not compute, since a combo's own price varies by what's chosen in each slot) and any store-specific promotional items, rather than Wendy's own generic/average national-menu listing (GET /wendys/menu, /wendys/item). Found via static analysis of Wendy's official Android app and confirmed credential-free: a cold, cookie-less request with just a store id returns real data, no session or account required. - **wendys_time_slots** β€” Get one Wendy's restaurant's available mobile-order time slots. Returns one restaurant's available mobile-order arrival ("check-in") time slots -- the times a caller can schedule a mobile pickup order for, distinct from the restaurant's general open/close hours (GET /wendys/restaurant, /wendys/store). Found via static analysis of Wendy's official Android app and confirmed credential-free: a cold, cookie-less request with just a store id returns real available slots, no session or account required. - **whataburger_sitemap** β€” Browse Whataburger's store-URL index. Returns one page of Whataburger's sitemap-declared store index -- about 3,950 URLs at time of writing. Unlike some other store locators in this API, Whataburger publishes a single flat sitemap file rather than a sharded index. Each entry carries a kind: "store" is a restaurant's canonical detail page, "curbside" and "delivery" are separate pages Whataburger publishes for that same restaurant's curbside or delivery service, and "directory" is a state- or city-level listing page with no address of its own. Filter with kind to enumerate one page variant. A page past the end returns an empty list rather than an error, so a caller can walk to exhaustion. - **whataburger_store** β€” Get one Whataburger store's detail. Returns one Whataburger store: postal address, coordinates, phone, published week of opening hours, the restaurant services (curbside, delivery) Whataburger lists for it, and a per-channel hours breakdown (dine-in, drive-thru, curbside, delivery) where the channel's hours genuinely differ from the store's top-level hours. Store paths come from GET /whataburger/sitemap -- a store's canonical, curbside and delivery page paths all describe the same physical restaurant and return the same address; the response's own path field always reports the canonical page. Passing a state or city directory path returns a 404 rather than a hollow record. Note Whataburger's ordering/menu site returns no usable response for automated requests, so there is no credential-free menu source and this family is a locator only. - **whatnot_browse** β€” Browse Whatnot live shows by category. Returns the live and upcoming shows currently listed under a Whatnot category: seller, title, status, start time, thumbnail, and tags. Public data sourced from Whatnot's own GraphQL API. - **whatnot_categories** β€” Get Whatnot's category list. Returns Whatnot's full top-level category list (e.g. "Trading Card Games", "Sneakers & Streetwear"). Each entry's slug is usable directly with /whatnot/browse's category filter. Public data sourced from Whatnot's own GraphQL API. - **whatnot_live** β€” Get a Whatnot live show's current shop feed. Returns a Whatnot live show's current shop feed: every product, auction, and giveaway listing currently visible in the show, each with its seller's rating. Public data sourced from Whatnot's own GraphQL API. - **wingstop_delivery_store** β€” Find the Wingstop store that delivers to an address. Given a delivery address, returns the single Wingstop store that will deliver there, plus its drive time. Returns 404 when no Wingstop store delivers to that address. The returned slug can be passed directly as GET /wingstop/menu's path with service_mode=delivery. - **wingstop_directory** β€” Browse the Wingstop store directory. Returns one level of Wingstop's store directory tree. Omit path for the root, which lists the single US country node; descend country to states, states to cities, cities to stores. Each child carries its name, path, url and kind (country, state, city, or store). A child with is_store true (kind store) is a store record rather than another directory level -- pass its path to GET /wingstop/store. - **wingstop_flavors** β€” Get Wingstop's flavor catalog. Returns Wingstop's full sauce and dry-rub flavor catalog: name, description, image, a 0 (no heat) to 5 (hottest) heat scale, whether it's a dry rub or wet sauce, and new/popular/limited-time badges. Includes retired flavors (is_active false) still present in Wingstop's own feed. - **wingstop_menu** β€” Get one Wingstop store's priced menu. Returns one Wingstop store's full priced, categorized menu for carryout or delivery: every category, each listing's variants (a standalone item has one variant; a size/flavor family such as "6 pc Wing Combo" has one variant per size or preparation) with price, description and calorie range, plus store-level pricing context (currency, tax rate, prep lead time). Store paths come from GET /wingstop/directory entries whose is_store is true, or a GET /wingstop/store response's own path. - **wingstop_nearby** β€” Search Wingstop stores near a coordinate. Returns Wingstop stores within a radius of a coordinate, sorted nearest first, with enough detail per store (address, phone, general hours, fulfillment channels) that a follow-up GET /wingstop/store call is often unnecessary. Each result's slug can be passed directly as GET /wingstop/menu's path. - **wingstop_store** β€” Get one Wingstop store's detail. Returns one Wingstop store: name, full postal address, phone, coordinates, its general weekly hours plus a per-channel breakdown (pickup, delivery, takeout, drive-through), which pickup/delivery services it offers, its operating status, price tier and Google Place id. Store paths come from GET /wingstop/directory entries whose is_store is true. Passing a directory path here returns a 404 rather than a hollow record. - **wish_categories** β€” Get Wish's category and filter navigation tree. Returns Wish's own top navigation/category tree (e.g. "Popular", "Deals Hub", "Fashion", "Gadgets") plus each category's nested filter groups (e.g. Color, Rating) where present. This is a static, site-wide taxonomy -- it takes no input and its result does not vary by search term or category. - **wish_product** β€” Get a Wish product's full detail. Returns one Wish product's full detail: name, description, sold-out state, aggregate rating, image URLs, and every purchasable variation with its own price, currency, inventory, and merchant. id is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. An unrecognized id returns 404. - **wish_product_related** β€” Get a Wish product's related items. Returns a Wish product's related-item rails: shelves of similar products, grouped by rail (e.g. general similar items, a faster-shipping-eligible subset). id is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. A faster-shipping rail with no eligible items, or a nonexistent id, returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **wish_product_reviews** β€” Get a Wish product's customer reviews. Returns a Wish product's normalized customer reviews. id is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. A product with zero reviews returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. A caller wanting more reviews should re-request with a larger count -- this endpoint does not support an offset/cursor parameter, since the upstream source does not support one. - **wish_search** β€” Search Wish products. Searches Wish's product catalog by keyword, with real offset-based pagination. Returns normalized products with price, currency, rating, review count, and merchant id. A query with no matches returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **wish_suggest** β€” Get Wish search suggestions. Returns Wish's own search-suggestion (typeahead) result for a partial search term: a flat list of suggested search terms, no product data. A partial term with no matches returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **wolt_cities** β€” List every city Wolt operates in, with coordinates. Returns Wolt's own live directory of every city it operates in, each with the coordinate pair the rest of the Wolt endpoints take, plus its slug, country codes, and timezone. Every other Wolt endpoint is resolved purely from a coordinate, so this is the discovery step that makes them usable without an external geocoder. Optionally restrict to one country, or pass a reference coordinate to have each city carry its distance and the list returned nearest-first. - **wolt_collections** β€” Get Wolt's curated homepage restaurant/store collections for a location. Returns Wolt's own curated homepage restaurant/store lists for a location (e.g. top-rated, newest, hot-this-week -- whichever collections Wolt's own ops team currently curates for that market), read from Wolt's anonymous homepage endpoint. Each restaurant carries the same fields /wolt/search returns. The response also carries is_serviceable, which says whether Wolt delivers to the requested coordinates at all: false means the coordinates are outside Wolt's delivery coverage, so the empty collections list is a coverage answer rather than a served location whose homepage happens to carry no curated lists. - **wolt_restaurant** β€” Get one Wolt restaurant or store's detail. Returns one Wolt restaurant or store's public detail by its slug: name, address, coordinates, timezone, phone, website, rating, currency, price range, cuisine tags, category ids (the values /wolt/search's category parameter accepts), opening hours, delivery hours, delivery methods, pickup availability, order minimum, and service fee estimate. - **wolt_restaurant_availability** β€” Get one Wolt restaurant or store's live availability and delivery estimate. Returns one restaurant/store's live availability for a delivery coordinate: whether it is open and online right now, the next open and close times, delivery and pickup time estimates in minutes, the delivery fee, the order minimum, the venue's distance, and any discount campaign labels Wolt currently shows on its public page. Coordinates are optional but change the answer materially -- Wolt resolves delivery availability, the fee, the estimate, and the distance against them; without coordinates the venue's generic, location-independent status is returned and delivery_method_default is UNAVAILABLE. - **wolt_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Wolt restaurant or store's menu. Returns one restaurant/store's menu grouped into categories, plus its restaurant summary. Each item carries a name, description, price, dietary tags, and image, read from Wolt's own anonymous menu API in a single call. The response's loading_strategy field reports whether the items are included: full means every category carries its items, while partial means Wolt does not bulk-load this venue's assortment, so the categories come back real but with empty item lists and the venue's items are reachable only by keyword through /wolt/restaurant/menu/search. Large stores of any type -- supermarkets, pharmacies, drugstores, DIY and toy stores -- are commonly partial; restaurants are full. - **wolt_restaurant_menu_search** β€” Search one Wolt restaurant or store's menu by keyword. Searches one restaurant's or store's own items by keyword, using Wolt's own in-venue item search. This is the only way to reach the items of a large grocery or retail store: /wolt/restaurant/menu returns those venues' categories with no items, because Wolt itself only loads such an assortment a slice at a time. Matching works across languages, so an English keyword finds locally-named products. Each item carries a name, description, price, dietary tags, image, and -- for packaged retail products -- a barcode, pack size, and per-unit comparison price. A keyword is required; a no-match keyword returns an empty item list rather than an error. - **wolt_search** β€” Search Wolt restaurants and stores near a coordinate. Returns restaurants and stores near a coordinate, optionally filtered by a keyword or browsed by category. With none of those, this reads Wolt's own plain location browse; with a query it uses Wolt's own keyword search across restaurant/store names, dishes, and cuisines; with a category it browses Wolt's own per-category listing (the same page a homepage cuisine tile links to) -- call /wolt/search/filters for the current, complete, location-scoped list of valid category values. category and query cannot be combined. A keyword search additionally accepts sort, product_line, and open_now; those three apply to keyword search only and return a 400 without query. Each result carries its slug (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, address, coordinates, tags, price range, rating, and delivery estimate; the two browse modes additionally carry each venue's own category ids. The response also carries is_serviceable, which says whether Wolt delivers to the requested coordinates at all: false means the coordinates are outside Wolt's delivery coverage, so the empty results list is a coverage answer rather than a no-matches answer. A keyword that simply matches nothing inside a covered area returns an empty list with is_serviceable true. Call /wolt/cities for the coordinates of every city Wolt operates in. - **wolt_search_filters** β€” Get Wolt's live search category catalog for a location. Returns the current, location-scoped catalog of every value /wolt/search's category parameter accepts, each with a live restaurant count when Wolt's own homepage currently features that category as one of its curated tiles -- the same data Wolt's own search page's cuisine tiles are populated from. - **x_post** β€” Retrieve an X post. Returns a public X post by numeric post id, including author, text, visible metrics, and a quoted post preview when present. - **x_profile** β€” Retrieve an X profile. Returns public profile details for an X username, including visible counts and profile media when available. - **x_profile_posts** β€” List public X profile posts. Returns posts present in the first public profile page payload for an X username. The endpoint does not paginate replies, media-only tabs, or search results. - **yahoo_autos_article** β€” Yahoo Autos article content. Returns a single Yahoo Autos article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical autos.yahoo.com article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_autos_category** β€” Yahoo Autos section story stream. Returns a Yahoo Autos section's editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story, with page-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo Autos's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_autos_home** β€” Yahoo Autos homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Autos's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Autos's own server-rendered homepage. - **yahoo_entertainment_article** β€” Yahoo Entertainment article content. Returns a single Yahoo Entertainment article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical www.yahoo.com/entertainment/ article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_entertainment_category** β€” Yahoo Entertainment section story stream. Returns a Yahoo Entertainment section's editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story, with page-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo Entertainment's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_entertainment_home** β€” Yahoo Entertainment homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Entertainment's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Entertainment's own server-rendered homepage. - **yahoo_finance_calendar_results** β€” Yahoo Finance calendar results. Returns global Yahoo Finance calendar rows for earnings, IPOs, economic events, or splits. - **yahoo_finance_calendars** β€” Yahoo Finance calendar types. Lists global Yahoo Finance calendar types supported by this integration. - **yahoo_finance_download** β€” Yahoo Finance batch historical prices. Returns historical price data for up to 25 symbols. - **yahoo_finance_industries** β€” Yahoo Finance industries. Lists Yahoo Finance industry keys that can be queried with the industry endpoint. - **yahoo_finance_industry** β€” Yahoo Finance industry detail. Returns overview, sector linkage, top companies, growth companies, and research reports for an industry key. - **yahoo_finance_lookup** β€” Yahoo Finance lookup. Returns Yahoo Finance instrument matches for a query, optionally filtered by instrument type. - **yahoo_finance_market_status** β€” Yahoo Finance market status. Returns Yahoo Finance open/close status for a market such as US. - **yahoo_finance_market_summary** β€” Yahoo Finance market summary. Returns Yahoo Finance market summary rows for a market such as US. - **yahoo_finance_screener** β€” Yahoo Finance predefined screener results. Runs a predefined Yahoo Finance screener such as day_gainers or most_actives. - **yahoo_finance_screener_custom** β€” Yahoo Finance custom screener. Runs a constrained Yahoo Finance custom screener query using Yahoo's public screener JSON shape. - **yahoo_finance_screeners** β€” Yahoo Finance predefined screeners. Lists the predefined screeners supported by the Yahoo Finance integration. - **yahoo_finance_search** β€” Yahoo Finance search. Returns normalized Yahoo Finance quotes, news, lists, and optional research reports for a query. - **yahoo_finance_sector** β€” Yahoo Finance sector detail. Returns overview, top companies, ETFs, mutual funds, industries, and research reports for a sector key. - **yahoo_finance_sectors** β€” Yahoo Finance sectors. Lists Yahoo Finance sector keys that can be queried with the sector endpoint. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_actions** β€” Yahoo Finance corporate actions. Returns dividends, splits, and capital gains for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_analysts** β€” Yahoo Finance analyst data. Returns recommendations, upgrades/downgrades, price targets, and estimate modules where Yahoo provides them. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_calendar** β€” Yahoo Finance calendar. Returns Yahoo Finance calendar events for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_capital_gains** β€” Yahoo Finance capital gains. Returns capital gain events for ETF or mutual fund symbols when Yahoo provides them. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_dividends** β€” Yahoo Finance dividends. Returns dividend events for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_earnings** β€” Yahoo Finance earnings. Returns Yahoo Finance earnings modules for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_earnings_dates** β€” Yahoo Finance earnings dates. Returns standalone earnings-date rows from Yahoo Finance calendar HTML when Yahoo serves the table. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_financials** β€” Yahoo Finance financial statements. Returns annual, quarterly, or supported trailing income, balance sheet, or cash flow statement data. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_funds** β€” Yahoo Finance fund data. Returns fund profile, top holdings, equity/bond holdings, and sector weighting modules for ETF and mutual fund symbols. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_history** β€” Yahoo Finance historical prices. Returns normalized OHLCV points for a symbol. Use either period or start/end. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_history_metadata** β€” Yahoo Finance history metadata. Returns Yahoo Finance chart metadata for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_holders** β€” Yahoo Finance holders. Returns major, institutional, fund, and insider holder modules for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_info** β€” Yahoo Finance ticker info. Returns normalized profile, quote type, price, statistics, and summary modules for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_isin** β€” Yahoo Finance ticker ISIN. Returns the experimental yfinance-compatible ISIN lookup result for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_news** β€” Yahoo Finance ticker news. Returns Yahoo Finance news search results for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_options** β€” Yahoo Finance options chain. Returns option expiration dates and the current option chain for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_options_expiration** β€” Yahoo Finance options chain by expiration. Returns calls and puts for a specific Unix expiration timestamp. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_quote** β€” Yahoo Finance ticker quote. Returns normalized fast quote fields for one Yahoo Finance symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_sec_filings** β€” Yahoo Finance SEC filings. Returns Yahoo Finance SEC filing summaries for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_shares** β€” Yahoo Finance share counts. Returns current share-count fields from Yahoo key statistics. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_shares_full** β€” Yahoo Finance historical share counts. Returns historical shares-out rows from Yahoo fundamentals timeseries. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_splits** β€” Yahoo Finance splits. Returns split events for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_sustainability** β€” Yahoo Finance sustainability. Returns ESG and sustainability modules for a symbol. - **yahoo_finance_ticker_valuation** β€” Yahoo Finance valuation measures. Returns the valuation table from the Yahoo Finance key statistics page when Yahoo serves the table. - **yahoo_finance_trending** β€” Yahoo Finance trending symbols. Returns trending Yahoo Finance symbols for a region. - **yahoo_health_article** β€” Yahoo Health article content. Returns a single Yahoo Health article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical health.yahoo.com article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_health_category** β€” Yahoo Health section story stream. Returns a Yahoo Health section's editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story, with page-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo Health's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_health_home** β€” Yahoo Health homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Health's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Health's own server-rendered homepage. - **yahoo_life_article** β€” Yahoo Life article content. Returns a single Yahoo Life article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical www.yahoo.com/lifestyle article URL, such as one returned by the home story stream. - **yahoo_life_home** β€” Yahoo Life homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Life's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Life's own server-rendered homepage. - **yahoo_news_article** β€” Yahoo News article content. Returns a single Yahoo News article's full content: headline, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical yahoo.com/news article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_news_category** β€” Yahoo News section story stream. Returns a Yahoo News section's story stream: title, destination URL, summary, source, publish time, comment count, and thumbnail images for each story. Sourced from Yahoo News's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_news_comment_replies** β€” Yahoo News comment replies. Returns a page of a comment's replies: author, body, reaction counts, and pin status, with sort order and cursor-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo's own comment platform gateway. - **yahoo_news_comments** β€” Yahoo News article comments. Returns a page of an article's top-level comments: author, body, reaction counts, reply count, and pin status, with sort order and cursor-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo's own comment platform gateway. - **yahoo_news_home** β€” Yahoo News homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo News's homepage "need to know" story stream: title, destination URL, summary, source, publish time, comment count, and thumbnail images for each story. Sourced from Yahoo News's own server-rendered homepage. - **yahoo_news_suggest** β€” Yahoo News search autocomplete suggestions. Returns Yahoo News's own search-box autocomplete suggestions for a partial query: a flat list of suggested news search terms. - **yahoo_search** β€” Search Yahoo web results. Returns normalized Yahoo web search results for a query string: title, destination URL, description, and hostname, plus page-based pagination. Yahoo wraps every result link in its own click-tracking redirect; this endpoint always returns the decoded destination URL, never the raw redirect link. Results are fetched from Yahoo's own server-rendered search page. - **yahoo_search_images** β€” Search Yahoo image results. Returns Yahoo's image-search results for a query: title, direct image URL, the page hosting the image, source domain, thumbnail, and original image dimensions when available. Results are fetched from Yahoo's own server-rendered image-search page. - **yahoo_search_local** β€” Search Yahoo local business results. Returns Yahoo's local-business-search results for a query: name, category, price range, address, phone, open status, rating, and review count. Location is resolved from the query text itself, the same way a user would type into Yahoo's own local search box (e.g. "pizza near seattle wa"), not a separate coordinate parameter. Results are fetched from Yahoo's own server-rendered local-search page. - **yahoo_search_news** β€” Search Yahoo news results. Returns Yahoo's news-search results for a query: title, destination URL, description, source, and relative publish age. Results are fetched from Yahoo's own server-rendered news-search page (news.search.yahoo.com) -- a distinct product from the yahoo-news family, which covers the www.yahoo.com/news portal itself. Yahoo wraps every result link in its own click-tracking redirect; this endpoint always returns the decoded destination URL, never the raw redirect link. - **yahoo_search_suggest** β€” Yahoo web search autocomplete suggestions. Returns Yahoo's own search-box autocomplete suggestions for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search terms, each optionally carrying knowledge-panel entity metadata (type, image, subtitle, description) when Yahoo resolves the term to a known company, place, product, or similar entity rather than a plain phrase. - **yahoo_search_videos** β€” Search Yahoo video results. Returns Yahoo's video-search results for a query: title, destination page URL, source domain, description, thumbnail, and duration. Results are fetched from Yahoo's own server-rendered video-search page. - **yahoo_shopping_article** β€” Yahoo Shopping article content. Returns a single Yahoo Shopping article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical shopping.yahoo.com article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_shopping_category** β€” Yahoo Shopping section story stream. Returns a Yahoo Shopping section's editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story, with page-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo Shopping's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_shopping_home** β€” Yahoo Shopping homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Shopping's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Shopping's own server-rendered homepage. This is Yahoo's shopping buying-guide/deals content site, not a product-search API -- shopping.yahoo.com no longer exposes a searchable product catalog. - **yahoo_shopping_shopping_list** β€” Yahoo Shopping curated list items. Returns one curated Yahoo Shopping list's items: product title, direct destination URL, image, seller, currency, price, and sale price for each item. Sourced from the list page's own product cards. Use GET /yahoo-shopping/shopping-lists to find a list's slug. - **yahoo_shopping_shopping_lists** β€” Yahoo Shopping curated shopping-lists directory. Returns Yahoo Shopping's curated shopping-lists directory: a slug, title, and image for each themed list (e.g. "Cooling Essentials", "Back to School"). Use a list's slug with GET /yahoo-shopping/shopping-list to read its items. - **yahoo_shopping_store** β€” Yahoo Shopping retailer store deals. Returns one retailer's current deals on Yahoo Shopping: product title, direct retailer product URL, image, brand, currency, price, and sale price for each offer. Sourced from the retailer's shopping.yahoo.com store page's own structured product data -- not a keyword search, a fixed set of currently-featured deals for that retailer. Use GET /yahoo-shopping/stores to find a retailer's slug. - **yahoo_shopping_stores** β€” Yahoo Shopping retailer store directory. Returns Yahoo Shopping's retailer store directory: a slug, display name, and logo image for each retailer with a dedicated store page (e.g. Amazon, Target, Best Buy). Use a store's slug with GET /yahoo-shopping/store to read its current deals. - **yahoo_sports_game** β€” Yahoo Sports game boxscore. Returns one game's boxscore (matchup, line score by period, and team stat totals) from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered game page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. Get the `game` slug from a scoreboard or team-schedule response's game `url` (the last path segment), e.g. `cleveland-guardians-detroit-tigers-460811106`. - **yahoo_sports_golf_leaderboard** β€” Yahoo Sports golf tournament leaderboard. Returns one golf tournament's full leaderboard (every golfer's rank, to-par score, status, holes-completed-in-current-round, per-round strokes, and a fixed stat set: earnings, eagles, birdies, pars, bogeys, double bogeys), from Yahoo Sports' own public tournament-leaderboard JSON API. Get the `tournament` id from a golf-schedule response's `id` field, e.g. `golf.e.23`. - **yahoo_sports_golf_schedule** β€” Yahoo Sports golf tournament schedule. Returns a golf tour's tournament schedule for a season (name, dates, status, purse, and venue), from Yahoo Sports' own public tournament-schedule JSON API. The `tour` enum accepts `pga-tour`, `pga-european-tours`, `lpga-tour`, `champions-tour`, and `european-tour`. Each tournament's `id` feeds the golf-leaderboard endpoint's `tournament` parameter. - **yahoo_sports_mma_fight_card** β€” Yahoo Sports MMA fight card. Returns the current/next UFC event's full fight card (each bout's fighters, records, rankings, weight class, and card position), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered MMA schedule page. This endpoint takes no parameters -- it always returns whichever event Yahoo currently features as next up, not a caller-selected one. - **yahoo_sports_mma_schedule** β€” Yahoo Sports MMA event schedule. Returns the known UFC event calendar (name, date, status), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered MMA schedule page. This endpoint is UFC-only and takes no parameters -- Yahoo's own page does not expose Bellator, PFL, ONE Championship, or other promotions from this URL. - **yahoo_sports_motorsports_race** β€” Yahoo Sports motorsports race results. Returns one race's full driver-by-driver results (finishing position, driver, car/team, points, laps, time), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered race page. The `series` enum accepts `f1` and `nascar`. Get the `race` slug from a motorsports-schedule response's race `url` (the last path segment), e.g. `australian-grand-prix-2026-2961`. - **yahoo_sports_motorsports_schedule** β€” Yahoo Sports motorsports season schedule. Returns a series' season race list (name, date, status, laps, distance, pole/race winner, venue), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered motorsports schedule page. The `series` enum accepts `f1` and `nascar`. - **yahoo_sports_news** β€” Yahoo Sports league news. Returns recent news articles (title, summary, author, published time, and link) for a league from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered news page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. - **yahoo_sports_olympics_medals** β€” Yahoo Sports Olympics medal count. Returns the current Olympic games' full medal count by country (gold/silver/bronze/total, ranked), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered Olympics medals page. This endpoint takes no parameters -- it always returns whichever Olympic games Yahoo currently has medal data for, not a caller-selected prior edition. - **yahoo_sports_player** β€” Yahoo Sports player detail. Returns one player's bio/overview (position, jersey, status, injury, physicals, college, draft position) plus current-season stats by category, from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered player page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. Get a numeric player id from a roster response's player `url` (the last path segment). - **yahoo_sports_scoreboard** β€” Yahoo Sports scoreboard. Returns games (teams, score, status, venue, and broadcast info) for a league on a date, from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered scoreboard page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. - **yahoo_sports_standings** β€” Yahoo Sports standings. Returns league standings (record, streak, games back, and clinch status) grouped by conference/division, from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered standings page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `world-cup`, and `champions-league` (not `college-womens-basketball`, whose standings page does not embed a full grouped table). Soccer leagues return a single ungrouped table (no conference/division) and each entry's `record.points` is populated (3 per win, 1 per draw). - **yahoo_sports_team** β€” Yahoo Sports team detail. Returns one team's detail (identity, colors, conference/division, and current standing summary) from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered team page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. Get a team slug from the scoreboard or standings response (e.g. `green-bay`, `la-lakers`). - **yahoo_sports_team_roster** β€” Yahoo Sports team roster. Returns a team's full roster (position, jersey number, status, injury, physicals, college, and experience) from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered roster page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. Get a team slug from the scoreboard or standings response (e.g. `green-bay`, `la-lakers`). - **yahoo_sports_team_schedule** β€” Yahoo Sports team schedule. Returns a team's full schedule (regular season plus any already-played/scheduled playoff games), with the same per-game fields as the scoreboard, from sports.yahoo.com's own server-rendered team schedule page. The `league` enum accepts `nfl`, `nba`, `wnba`, `mlb`, `nhl`, `college-football`, `college-basketball`, `college-womens-basketball`, `mls`, `premier-league`, `la-liga`, `serie-a`, `bundesliga`, `ligue-1`, `nwsl`, `ligamx-apertura`, `ligamx-clausura`, `copa-america`, `club-world-cup`, `world-cup`, `concacaf-champions-cup`, `concacaf-gold-cup`, `concacaf-league`, and `champions-league`. Get a team slug from the scoreboard or standings response (e.g. `green-bay`, `la-lakers`). - **yahoo_sports_tennis_rankings** β€” Yahoo Sports tennis rankings. Returns an ATP/WTA singles/doubles ranking list (rank, points, player name, country, age), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered rankings page. The `type` enum accepts `mens-singles`, `womens-singles`, `mens-doubles`, and `womens-doubles`. No stable player id is available in this list. - **yahoo_sports_tennis_schedule** β€” Yahoo Sports tennis tournament schedule. Returns the full season tennis tournament calendar (name, gender, match type, surface, dates, status, venue, and champion where decided), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered tournaments page. This endpoint takes no parameters -- it always returns Yahoo's current full-season snapshot (season/gender/match-type filtering happens client-side on Yahoo's own page, not server-side). - **yahoo_sports_tennis_scoreboard** β€” Yahoo Sports tennis scoreboard. Returns a snapshot of current/recently-completed tennis matches across the tour (tournament, round, players, per-set scores, winner, and status), from Yahoo Sports' own server-rendered tournaments page. This endpoint takes no parameters -- it is a fixed-size "what's happening right now" snapshot, not a by-date query. - **yahoo_tech_article** β€” Yahoo Tech article content. Returns a single Yahoo Tech article's full content: title, description, author, publish/update time, section, image, keywords, original publisher, and body paragraphs. Accepts a canonical tech.yahoo.com article URL, such as one returned by the home or category story streams. - **yahoo_tech_category** β€” Yahoo Tech section story stream. Returns a Yahoo Tech section's editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story, with page-based pagination. Sourced from Yahoo Tech's own server-rendered section pages. - **yahoo_tech_home** β€” Yahoo Tech homepage story stream. Returns Yahoo Tech's homepage editorial story feed: title, destination URL, category, and thumbnail image for each story. Sourced from Yahoo Tech's own server-rendered homepage. - **yelp_business** β€” Get Yelp business detail. Looks up a single Yelp business by alias or encoded id via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_business_menu** β€” Get Yelp business menu. Fetches menu items for a Yelp business via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_business_photos** β€” Get Yelp business photos. Fetches the photo gallery for a Yelp business via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_business_review_highlights** β€” Get Yelp business review highlights. Fetches thematic review snippets (extracted talking points with a supporting quote) for a Yelp business via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_business_reviews** β€” Get Yelp business reviews. Fetches reviews for a Yelp business via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_business_reviews_search** β€” Search Yelp business reviews by keyword. Searches a Yelp business's reviews for a keyword via Yelp's real Android app backend, returning a highlighted excerpt per match. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yelp_geocode** β€” Geocode a free-form address. Resolves a free-form address into structured location data (coordinates, city, state, zip, county) via Yelp's real Android app backend. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. Not business-scoped. - **yelp_search** β€” Search Yelp businesses. Searches Yelp's real Android app business-search backend for a term and location. Credential-free: no login, no API key, no cookie required from the caller. - **yoox_categories** β€” List YOOX categories. Returns department-scoped category slugs discovered from YOOX navigation. Every returned slug is valid for yoox-search. - **yoox_designers** β€” List YOOX designers. Returns the department-scoped designer slugs discovered from YOOX navigation. Every returned slug is valid for yoox-search. - **yoox_product** β€” Get a YOOX product. Returns the public product detail identified by a YOOX product URL. - **yoox_search** β€” Search YOOX products. Searches or browses YOOX's public catalog with department, category, designer, color, size, price, sale, sort, and page filters. - **youtube_captions** β€” Retrieve auto-generated or human captions. Returns the caption cues for a specific YouTube video. - **youtube_channel_playlists** β€” Retrieve the playlists tab for a YouTube channel. Returns normalized playlist items from a channel's Playlists tab and an optional continuation token. - **youtube_channel_search** β€” Search within a YouTube channel. Returns normalized video search items scoped to a specific channel, including the resolved top-level `query`. - **youtube_channel_shorts** β€” Retrieve the shorts tab for a YouTube channel. Returns normalized short-form video entries from a channel's Shorts tab. - **youtube_channel_videos** β€” Retrieve the videos tab for a YouTube channel. Returns normalized video items from a channel's Videos tab and an optional continuation token. - **youtube_comments** β€” Retrieve video comments (top-level & replies). Returns a page of comments for a specific YouTube video. - **youtube_playlist** β€” Retrieve playlist metadata and items. Returns playlist metadata, normalized video items, and an optional continuation token for pagination. - **youtube_profile** β€” Retrieve channel profile. Returns full profile details for a YouTube channel. - **youtube_search** β€” Search YouTube. Returns normalized YouTube search results using YouTube's InnerTube search API. Pass `continuation_token` from a previous response to retrieve the next page. Use `q` as the primary query parameter; `search_query` is accepted as an alias. `hl` and `gl` localize ranking and result context; they default to `en` and `US`. Named filters cover the public web search filters. Account-only chips such as Watched and Unwatched are not exposed. - **youtube_tag** β€” Retrieve YouTube videos by tag. Returns normalized videos from the public YouTube hashtag page for the supplied tag. Set `type=shorts` to use the Shorts tab, or pass `continuation_token` from a previous response to fetch the next page. - **youtube_transcript** β€” Retrieve transcript for a YouTube video. Returns transcript segments for a YouTube video using YouTube's native player captions. Set `format=text`, `format=srt`, or `format=vtt` to receive plain-text output instead of the standard response envelope. Returns `404` when the video currently has no transcript/captions available in any language β€” this is a normal, non-retryable result, not an error condition. Returns `503` when the request is temporarily blocked or rate-limited; retrying after a short delay may succeed. - **youtube_transcript_languages** β€” List transcript languages for a YouTube video. Returns the transcript languages exposed by YouTube for a specific video. - **youtube_video** β€” Retrieve video metadata & captions. Returns title, description, stats, and captions for a YouTube video ID. - **zalando_categories** β€” List a Zalando market's top-level category navigation. Returns a Zalando country storefront's live top-level category navigation, department by department, scraped directly from that department's own storefront nav tab bar. This is the discovery source for zalando-category's category parameter β€” category slugs are market-specific (each storefront uses its own local-language slug), so there is no fixed value space to hardcode; this endpoint asks the upstream live instead. market is required (there is no default storefront) and accepts 25 country storefronts β€” see zalando-markets for the full current list with domains. department optionally restricts the response to one of women, men, or kids; omitting it returns all three. Scope note: only the top-level nav tabs (e.g. Clothing, Shoes, Sports) are returned, not each tab's own hover-revealed mega-menu of sub-categories β€” that panel is not present in the page's initial HTML and cannot be reached without executing JavaScript, which this endpoint's transport does not do. - **zalando_category** β€” Browse a Zalando category or brand. Browses a Zalando category or brand listing by URL slug (e.g. shoes, womens-dresses, on-running) and returns the same normalized result cards as zalando-search, plus the category's upstream total_count. Category slugs are market-specific (each storefront uses its own local-language slug, e.g. "shoes" on de/gb, "chaussures" on fr, "scarpe" on it) β€” use zalando-categories to discover a market's live top-level slugs, or take one from a product's url field. market is required (there is no default storefront) and accepts 25 country storefronts β€” see zalando-markets for the full current list with domains. - **zalando_markets** β€” List supported Zalando country storefronts. Returns the Zalando country storefronts currently supported by the required market parameter on zalando-search, zalando-category, and zalando-product, with each market's domain. Static, credential-free metadata with no upstream request. - **zalando_product** β€” Get a Zalando product. Returns normalized product details for one Zalando product, including brand, description, images, and per-size price/availability/GTIN. Pass the sku returned by zalando-search or zalando-category; Zalando's own site search resolves the sku to its canonical product page. market is required and must match the storefront the sku was found in (there is no default, and a sku is generally only listed for sale on the market(s) that carry it) β€” see zalando-markets for the full reference list. - **zalando_search** β€” Search Zalando products. Searches a Zalando country storefront by keyword and returns normalized result cards with price, brand, and image. Returns the first page of results as rendered by Zalando plus the upstream total_count; deeper pagination is not yet supported. market is required (there is no default storefront) and accepts 25 country storefronts β€” see zalando-markets for the full current list with domains. - **zalando_suggest** β€” Autocomplete a Zalando search query. Returns Zalando's own search-box query completions for a partial keyword, e.g. "running sho" -> "running shoes", "running shoes nike". market is required (there is no default storefront) and accepts 25 country storefronts β€” see zalando-markets for the full current list with domains. - **zappos_brand** β€” Browse a Zappos brand. Returns a Zappos brand page's product grid, with real page-based pagination and per-field filter facets. brand accepts a full brand URL copied from zappos.com, the "slug/id.zso" path from that URL, or just the opaque id from a GET /zappos/brands result's own id field. An unrecognized brand returns 404. - **zappos_brands** β€” List Zappos brands. Returns a page of Zappos brands discovered from Zappos's own published sitemap, closing the discovery gap where a brand id otherwise has to be found elsewhere. Pair a returned id or url with GET /zappos/brand to browse that brand's product grid. name is derived from the brand's own URL slug (title-cased), not an authoritative site-provided label. q, if set, case-insensitively filters to brands whose derived name or slug contains it. - **zappos_product** β€” Get a Zappos product's full detail. Returns one Zappos product's full detail: name, brand, description, category, breadcrumbs, pricing, images, aggregate rating with a 1-5 star breakdown, up to two featured customer reviews with real author/date/body/rating, reviewer-submitted fit feedback for size/width/arch (each response option's own share of respondents plus the most common answer), and every sibling color variant with its own price. productId is taken from a search result's product_id field or a product page's URL. colorId is optional and selects a specific color variant; an omitted or invalid colorId still resolves the base product using a real color variant rather than failing. An unrecognized productId returns 404. - **zappos_search** β€” Search Zappos products. Searches Zappos's product catalog by keyword, with real page-based pagination. Returns normalized products with brand, pricing, sale status, rating, and review count, plus filterable facets (gender, department, shoe size, and more) each with a live result count and its own drill-down URL. Requesting a page beyond the available results returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **zappos_suggest** β€” Get Zappos search-box suggestions. Returns Zappos's own search-box suggestions (typeahead) for a partial query: a flat list of suggested search phrases, no product data. A partial query with no real matches returns a normal, empty result rather than an error. - **zara_categories** β€” List Zara's category and subcategory taxonomy. Returns Zara's full category and subcategory navigation tree for the US storefront (WOMAN, MAN, KID, and other top-level sections), sourced directly from Zara's own category navigation data. Each entry's id is the value to pass as categoryId to zara-category-products. Takes no query parameters. - **zara_category_products** β€” Browse a Zara category's product listing. Returns a Zara category's full product listing: normalized products with pricing, images, and availability, sourced from Zara's own category browse data. categoryId is a numeric id from zara-categories. Zara does not paginate this data -- the response always contains the category's complete listing in one call, not one page of it. Each entry represents one purchasable color variant rather than a color-grouped product family, matching how Zara's own category data is structured. - **zara_product** β€” Get a Zara product's full detail. Returns one Zara product's full detail: every purchasable color variant with its real marketing description, per-size stock, and full image gallery -- richer than the per-product summaries returned by zara-category-products and zara-search. productId is a numeric id, taken from a search/category result's url field (the digits after "-p" in the product-detail URL). An unrecognized productId returns 404. - **zara_search** β€” Search Zara products. Searches Zara product listings by keyword within one department section, with real offset-based pagination. Returns normalized products with pricing, images, availability, and every purchasable color variant, plus the upstream's own search facets. This search is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed keyword match: for an obscure or nonsense keyword, Zara's own search falls back to a broader recommended result set instead of returning an empty list, and there is no reliable field in the response to distinguish a true keyword match from that fallback behavior. Requesting an offset beyond the available results returns a normal, empty result with is_last_page true rather than an error. - **zara_stores** β€” Find nearby Zara physical stores. Returns Zara physical retail stores near a location: name, full address, phone, coordinates, opening hours status, pickup/donation eligibility, and a canonical store page URL. lat and lng are both required -- this endpoint does not accept a free-text zip/city search. A location with no stores within the radius returns a normal response with an empty stores array rather than an error. - **zara_suggest** β€” Get Zara search-box suggestions for a partial keyword. Returns Zara's own search-suggestion (typeahead) results for a partial keyword, the same suggestions shown while typing into Zara's search box. A nonsense query returns a normal response with an empty suggestions array rather than a fallback/recommended set. - **zaxbys_menu** β€” Get Zaxby's national reference menu. Returns Zaxby's full national reference menu: every category and product, with description, calories, image, and a full recursive customization tree (size/protein/sauce choices, each with its own real price delta). This is national reference data, not store-priced -- most items list cost 0 because real pricing is store-specific and requires a signed-in ordering session this endpoint does not have. Many items price entirely through a required customization selection rather than a base cost, so cost 0 on an item is expected, not a bug. - **zaxbys_nearby** β€” Find Zaxby's stores near a coordinate. Returns Zaxby's stores within a radius of a coordinate, nearest first: full address, phone, coordinates, current open status, per-channel hours (dine-in, drive-thru, carryout, pickup, delivery), and fulfillment/amenity flags. Each result's store_id pairs with GET /zaxbys/store for the same record on its own. - **zaxbys_store** β€” Get one Zaxby's store's full detail. Returns one Zaxby's store's full detail by its store id: address, phone, coordinates, current open status, per-channel hours, and fulfillment/amenity flags. store_id comes from a GET /zaxbys/nearby result. - **zillow_autocomplete** β€” Autocomplete Zillow locations. Returns normalized Zillow public web autocomplete candidates. Semantic candidates may include region_id/region_type compatibility aliases plus region_ids/region_types arrays; prefer complete bounds metadata for Zillow search when present. - **zillow_property** β€” Get Zillow property. Returns normalized Zillow public property details using Zillow's public persisted GraphQL property payload, including optional typed sections for address parts, listing attribution, pricing, history, media, facts, schools, and nearby homes when present. - **zillow_search** β€” Search Zillow listings. Returns normalized Zillow public listing search results. Callers must pass complete map bounds from autocomplete when available, or a region id fallback. - **zomato_cities** β€” List Zomato's curated directory of major cities. Returns Zomato's own curated directory of major Indian cities -- the discovery source for the city value used by zomato-search, zomato-restaurant, zomato-restaurant-menu, zomato-collections, and zomato-collection. This is Zomato's own "popular locations" directory, not an exhaustive list of every city Zomato serves -- some smaller markets resolve to a real Zomato city page without appearing here. A city slug from a caller's own prior knowledge (a restaurant URL's first path segment) can still be valid even if this endpoint does not return it. Credential-free. - **zomato_collection** β€” Get one Zomato curated collection's restaurant list. Returns one Zomato curated collection's restaurant list (name, cuisines, locality, rating, and headline review count where Zomato's own response includes them). Reads the same underlying page-render source as /zomato/restaurant and /zomato/restaurant/menu, pointed at the collection's own page instead of a restaurant's. - **zomato_collections** β€” List Zomato's curated restaurant collections for a city. Returns Zomato's own curated "best of" restaurant collections for a city (e.g. "Best pubs & bars", "Iconic restaurants", "Insta-worthy spots") -- distinct editorial groupings of restaurants, not a keyword/geo search. Each collection's url is the value /zomato/collection takes. Zomato curates collections for larger cities only; a real city it curates none for returns a 404. - **zomato_restaurant** β€” Get one Zomato restaurant's detail. Returns one Zomato restaurant's public detail by its canonical URL: name, address, locality, city, postcode, coordinates, phone, cuisines, headline rating plus Zomato's separate dining and delivery rating aggregates, the full weekly opening-hours table, open/closed and delivery-only/dark-kitchen status, and delivery metadata (ETA, minimum order, pickup availability). Zomato has no lighter restaurant-detail-only source -- this reads the same upstream as /zomato/restaurant/menu, just without the menu items. - **zomato_restaurant_menu** β€” Get one Zomato restaurant's menu. Returns one restaurant's menu grouped into categories, plus its restaurant summary. A category is named by Zomato's own sub-heading when it has one (e.g. "Veg Burgers") and otherwise by the menu section it sits under (e.g. "Burgers"), since most restaurants name only the section level. Each item carries a name, description, veg/non-veg flag, image, and price when Zomato's own anonymous response includes one -- confirmed live, item prices are commonly gated behind login for the delivery-ordering flow, so price is frequently absent even though the item itself is public. - **zomato_search** β€” Search Zomato restaurants in a city. Returns restaurants in a Zomato city, optionally filtered by a keyword. With no query this reads Zomato's own city-wide delivery listing, which pages through an opaque cursor (~12 restaurants per page: pass a response's next_cursor back as cursor until has_more is false, which marks the end of the city's listing) and accepts Zomato's own sort and Pure Veg filters; with a query it uses Zomato's own keyword search across restaurant names, dishes, and cuisines, which returns a single unpaginated result set. Each restaurant carries its url (the value the restaurant and menu endpoints take), name, cuisines, cost for two, rating, distance from the city location, delivery time, whether Zomato currently delivers from it, whether the placement is promoted (sponsored), and β€” on the plain city-wide listing β€” Zomato's own headline offer badges. ## Claude Desktop Quick Installation Install path detected from listing signals. Uses `npx` (confidence: high): ```json "mcpServers": { "crawlora-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y","crawlora-mcp"], "env": { "CRAWLORA_API_KEY": "" } } } ``` **Requires environment variables:** `CRAWLORA_API_KEY` β€” the values above are empty placeholders; fill in real credentials before running (see the repository for what each one is for). ## Documentation ## What Crawlora-org/crawlora-mcp does Crawlora-org/crawlora-mcp exposes Crawlora’s public-web data API through the Model Context Protocol. It is aimed at agents that need structured results from external websites without handling HTML parsing themselves. The service covers many platform groups, including web search, maps and places, products and marketplaces, travel, lodging, social profiles, finance, research papers, jobs, media, app stores, reviews, and Q&A. The listed tools include platform-specific operations for Accor hotels, Agoda flights and accommodations, Adidas products and stores, and Airbnb rooms, hosts, calendars, searches, and reviews. Other catalog examples include Google and Bing search, Google Maps, Amazon, Walmart, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, finance services, and app stores. Returned fields depend on the upstream source and operation; for example, several Accor tools provide public catalog metadata while excluding booking, rates, rooms, reviews, payment, or account data. ## How it works The hosted service is available at `https://mcp.crawlora.net/mcp` using Streamable HTTP. Clients authenticate with a Crawlora API key, preferably through an `Authorization: Bearer` header; the `x-api-key` header is also accepted. Invalid or missing credentials result in a 401 response. A local server is also included. It runs over stdio and wraps the Crawlora REST API at `https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1`. Tool definitions are generated from Crawlora’s published API catalog, with each definition mapping to one REST endpoint and carrying its input schema. Both hosted and local approaches use the same API key and expose the same tool catalog. ## Setup and configuration For the hosted option, add the endpoint and bearer-token header to an MCP client configuration. The repository includes examples for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Cline, and Roo Code. Any client supporting Streamable HTTP can use the generic configuration shape. The local server requires Node.js 20 or newer. It can be started without a separate install through `npx -y crawlora-mcp`, from a cloned repository with `npm install && node index.mjs`, or in Docker after building the included image. Set `CRAWLORA_API_KEY` in the environment or pass it through the client’s stdio configuration. Zed and other stdio-only clients should use this local mode. A free account includes 2,000 credits per month without a credit card. Keep the key in an environment variable rather than committing it to configuration files. ## Tools and capabilities - Search public web sources, news, products, places, jobs, papers, and financial data. - Retrieve structured hotel, flight, activity, accommodation, and travel information. - Inspect product details, prices, variants, stores, ratings, and customer reviews. - Query public social profiles, posts, comments, media metadata, and transcripts. - Work with source-specific filters, pagination, identifiers, coordinates, and facets where supported. - Consume normalized JSON suitable for agent workflows. ## Limitations and notes Results come from public source data and follow the fields and restrictions of each upstream platform. Tool behavior is source-specific: some operations return empty lists for valid queries with no matches, while others return not-found errors for unknown identifiers. Several tools require identifiers obtained from another search operation, such as an Adidas SKU, Adidas model number, Agoda city ID, or Airbnb host or room reference. The local npm package can contain a catalog from an earlier tagged release than the repository source snapshot. Inspect the available schemas in the client interface or the repository’s generated tool definitions when exact parameters matter. _Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/crawlora-org-crawlora-mcp/readme_