Email check x402 REST usage
Email/domain deliverability check: MX, provider, SPF, DMARC policy, disposable flag — Genesis402 / UnyKorn Operator Network
Email, chat, SMS and notification delivery. Most of these need the operator’s own account or key before anything is sent.
Email/domain deliverability check: MX, provider, SPF, DMARC policy, disposable flag — Genesis402 / UnyKorn Operator Network
Is it a business day? Weekend + public-holiday check with next business day — Genesis402 / UnyKorn Operator Network
Public holidays for 100+ countries for any year — Genesis402 / UnyKorn Operator Network
Up to 500 input addresses, billed per supplied row including duplicates/invalid rows: 0.0001 USDC per address, minimum 0.003 and maximum 0.050. Reuses the existing mail checker; one inflight domain lookup is shared withi...
Check whether an email address is well-formed and its domain can actually receive mail — RFC-style syntax check plus a live MX (falling back to A) lookup — returning the parsed domain, sorted mail hosts, and a deliverabl...
Detects PII (emails, phones, SSNs, credit cards) in any text with character spans. Compliance agents use this before processing user data.
MX records, SPF and DMARC check of a domain: does it accept email, its mail servers, SPF policy, DMARC policy and detected deliverability issues. DNS only, no SMTP.
Email validator, email format check, RFC 5322 validation, email regex, verify email address, MX record check, disposable email detector, email syntax validator. Validate any email address format and optionally check MX r...
Use when an agent must know when the next US data release or Fed decision lands. Input: optional indicators (cpi, jobs, ppi, jolts, eci, import_prices, gdp, pce, trade, retail_sales, durable_goods, housing_starts, new_ho...
Use this to validate an email address before outreach or onboarding: RFC-ish syntax, MX/A via DNS-over-HTTPS, disposable/temp domain heuristics, free-provider and role-account flags, mail-host provider guess, score + ver...
An agent that exports a recurring calendar needs the published finite occurrence set reconciled after explicit exclusions and single-occurrence replacements.
An agent that imports appointment spans needs declared elapsed duration reconciled against offset-aware instants and wall-clock duration differences measured.
An agent that expands positional recurrence rules needs each supplied period selection checked against positive and negative BYSETPOS indexes.
An agent that publishes a shared-resource calendar needs weighted concurrent booking demand compared with a declared capacity using half-open intervals.
An agent that books a complete finite appointment round needs whether its claimed earliest home return is achievable and minimal after all travel service durations and appointment windows.
An agent that orders one nonpreemptive autonomous worker queue needs whether its claimed complete order minimizes the supplied weighted lateness loss rather than merely meeting hard deadlines.
Call when an agent needs to know whether a string matches the stored HTML email shape. Not proof the mailbox exists. Non-ASCII returns 404.
Email authentication DNS audit for a domain or email address: SPF with recursive 10-lookup count and all qualifier, DMARC policy, pct and report addresses, DKIM selector probe, MTA-STS with policy file, TLS-RPT, BIMI and...
Call when an agent needs the day-of-year number for a calendar date.
Validate an email address: format check plus a live MX record lookup on its domain
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').
Email address check: verdict (deliverable_likely/risky/invalid) with reasons from syntax, MX/A records, disposable-provider list, role address, free provider, typo suggestion, SPF/DMARC/DKIM and domain age. Use when an a...
Check an email address without contacting the mailbox: syntax, domain accepts mail (MX, null MX), disposable provider, role account, free provider. Verdict ok / risky / undeliverable / invalid.
Expand an RRULE recurrence rule into its occurrence datetimes, with a human-readable description.