ManyLives AI

Before your agent pays or accepts funds: check up to 20 wallet addresses against the US Treasury OFAC sanctions list (SDN digital-currency addresses, EVM format, refreshed daily). Returns a match flag per address and the list date. Screening aid, not legal advice.

Explain or verify a Base network transaction: status, from/to, native value, fee, every token transfer (with symbols and amounts) and a one-line plain summary. Use it to confirm a payment arrived before delivering work.

Are these domain names free to register? Checks up to 10 names against the public registries: registered (with expiry) or not found (likely available).

Detect the language of a text: ISO code, language name, script, and confidence.

Weather now and hour by hour for the next 1-48 hours at any latitude and longitude: temperature, wind, humidity, cloud, precipitation and conditions.

Registration facts for a domain from the public registry (RDAP): registrar, created, updated and expiry dates, status codes, nameservers and DNSSEC. Personal contact data is left out.

Proof that a hash was stamped: when we received it, the Merkle path from its leaf to the root, and the Base network transaction that recorded the root, with step-by-step instructions to check it yourself without trusting us.

Status of your scheduled callbacks: next call, calls left, last HTTP status, timing and error. Pass id for one schedule, or nothing to list all of yours; cancel=1 stops it.

QR code for any text or link, as a ready-to-use SVG image (and a data URI), with error-correction level and size options.

Text to speech: turn up to 2,000 characters into natural-sounding speech (MeloTTS), returned as base64 MP3. Languages: English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean.

Large US-dollar stablecoin transfers on the Base network in recent blocks (default 100,000 dollars and up): from, to, amount, block and transaction, biggest first.

Top stablecoins by circulating supply: price, deviation from peg, peg type, supply in US dollars and number of chains; flags any that have lost their peg.

Recent event logs of a Base network contract (up to 1,000 blocks back, 200 events), with token Transfer and Approval events decoded (from, to, amount).

Which public Base network RPC endpoints are healthy right now: each one's latest block, how far behind the freshest it is, and response time. Pick a fast, in-sync node before you send.

What is this Base network address? Wallet or contract, bytecode size, upgradeable proxy and implementation, token standard (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155) with name and symbol, owner, nonce and balances.

Convert CSV (or TSV) to JSON rows with the header row as keys; numbers and true/false are typed, quoted fields and embedded newlines handled. Up to 50,000 rows.

Repair broken JSON (typical of model output) into valid JSON: removes code fences, comments and stray text, fixes single quotes, unquoted keys, trailing commas, Python literals (True/None) and truncated output. Optionally checks the result against a JSON Schema.

Exact finance maths: loan repayment and total interest, compound growth with regular contributions, NPV and IRR of cash flows, and ROI with annualised return.

Line-by-line difference between two texts (up to 3,000 lines each): added, removed and unchanged lines in order, with counts.

Encyclopedia summary of a topic: title, one-line description, the lead paragraph as plain text, thumbnail and article link, in any language edition.

Crypto market Fear & Greed index: today's score (0-100) and classification, plus up to 30 days of history for trend.

Is this URL up? Live check: HTTP status, every redirect hop, response time, content type and size, server and security headers (HSTS, CSP).

DNS and email-security check of a domain: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and CAA records, plus SPF and DMARC presence and policy, with plain findings (e.g. 'no DMARC: mail can be spoofed').

Live US-dollar price of any Base network token, read directly from on-chain exchange pools (direct stablecoin pools and routes through wrapped ETH; the best quote wins). Returns price, route and pool fee tier.

ERC-20 token balance of any Base network wallet (the main US-dollar stablecoin by default): raw units, decimals, symbol and formatted amount.

Top pay-per-call (HTTP 402) services by real demand: seller income sampled from on-chain stablecoin payments, counting only sellers with 3+ distinct payers (filters out testing and farming).

Inspect any pay-per-call (HTTP 402) endpoint before you pay: decodes its payment terms (version, network, asset, price in dollars, payee), checks the listing metadata, and lists problems that make agents fail.

Inspect any MCP server like a client would: does it connect, which protocol version, does it need sign-in, how fast, how many tools, and which tools have missing or weak descriptions or input schemas. A checklist of fixes for server owners.

Agent-readiness audit of a website: can AI agents and assistants find and use it? Checks llms.txt, agent card, MCP endpoint, OpenAPI, pay-per-call manifest, sitemap, and robots.txt rules for AI crawlers. Score, what was found, and fixes.

Read a public web page and return just the fields you name as JSON (e.g. price, author, date, address). Missing fields come back null; values are taken from the page, never invented. Respects robots.txt.

Review a code snippet: bugs, security issues, performance and readability problems, each with severity, the line it concerns and a concrete fix, plus an overall verdict.

One-call token verdict for a Base network token: contract control (owner, upgradeable, concentration), live price and price impact of a 1,000-dollar sell, recent transfer activity, trend indicators, and perp funding when a market exists, with red flags, a risk level and a plain-language AI verdict. Data, not financial advice.

Full agent-readiness report for a website or API: everything in the readiness audit plus a quality review of the agent card, OpenAPI document, llms.txt, MCP server (connects, tools, descriptions) and pay-per-call manifest (does a listed endpoint really answer 402), CORS for in-browser agents, and an AI-written prioritised fix plan.

Speech to text (Whisper large v3 turbo): send a public audio URL or base64 audio (mp3, wav, m4a, ogg, webm; up to about 10 minutes), get the transcript with detected language and timed segments.

Read the text in an image (screenshot, receipt, scan, photo of a sign or document): send a public image URL or base64 image, get the text exactly as written, with line breaks kept. Optionally ask a question about the image instead.

Security pre-check for any Base network contract before your agent interacts with it (vault, router, token, bridge): built-in powers in its code (mint, pause, blacklist, upgrade, withdraw, self-destruct, delegatecall), proxy and who controls it (a single wallet or a multisig contract), whether the source is publicly verified, with red flags, a risk level and a plain-language verdict. Facts, not fi