MimirAPI

Phone number intelligence for agents: pass any number and get back whether it is a valid E.164 number, its country, the carrier that holds it, and the line type — mobile, landline, or VoIP. One paid call, no account, no API key. Decide whether a number is worth calling or texting, or flag a VoIP number before you trust it. Free-format numbers are normalized; a syntactically bad number is rejected

Paid liveness probe for the MimirAPI counter. Returns pong, the SKU id, and a server timestamp. One tenth of a cent buys a complete challenge, sign, settle, serve round trip — the cheapest possible proof that your x402 client wiring works before you spend real money on real SKUs.

Deterministic 1200x630 social-card SVG from a title and optional subtitle, dark or light theme. Same input, byte-identical output — an agent building pages gets an Open Graph image in one call with no headless browser and no font pipeline.

QR code as a crisp deterministic SVG from any text or URL up to 1000 characters, with selectable error-correction level (L/M/Q/H). Vector output scales to any size with no rasterization step.

Eyes for agents, for a penny: renders any URL in a real browser (Cloudflare Browser Rendering) and returns a full-page screenshot as an inline PNG plus an axe-core accessibility audit — WCAG violations with rule, impact, fix-it link, and affected-node counts. Verify a deploy visually, catch layout breakage, and check accessibility in one call, without running a browser yourself. https URLs only.

Data to chart in one call: a numeric series rendered as a deterministic 800x400 line or bar chart SVG with optional labels and title. No charting library, no browser — an agent composing a report gets a predictable picture of its numbers.

Sanctions screen for an EVM wallet: one deterministic read of the public Chainalysis sanctions oracle contract. Call it mid-transaction before settling with an unknown counterparty — no account, no API key, one paid call returns sanctioned true/false with the oracle address for independent verification. Fail-closed: if the oracle is unreachable you get an error, never a false all-clear.

Chain-of-custody license certificate for any digital asset: a SHA-256 content hash bound to issuer, subject, and license terms under an HMAC-SHA-256 signature. Deterministic, portable, and verifiable through the issuer while the current HMAC v1 profile is active — a receipt an agent can carry to record what it licensed, from whom, and on what terms.

Ephemeral Postgres for agents: one POST provisions a real database and returns its connection string with a TTL; teardown at expiry is automatic and guaranteed. Scratch space for a pipeline, a test run, or a day of work — priced per DB-day, no signup, no cleanup, no leftovers.

Weigh any x402 counter and get a verdict: does its URL answer a coherent 402, would the CDP Bazaar validator accept its discovery metadata, and is it actually listed in the discovery index? Returns a per-check report (passed / found-wanting / unweighed) with evidence, optionally HMAC-signed. Three keyless checks for sellers and machine-service buyers.