StatEdge x402 REST usage
StatEdge referee analysis — official tendencies, foul rates, pace impact, and betting implications
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StatEdge referee analysis — official tendencies, foul rates, pace impact, and betting implications
Cron expression explained in plain English with the next run times in any time zone - validates a 5-field cron and handles DST
TV broadcast schedule for any country and date - airings with time, show, network and episode
Interpolates a caller-supplied start and end temperature across a bounded number of steps using either a linear or geometric rule. It does not run an annealer, optimize a problem Hamiltonian or tune a schedule from hardw...
Cron expression next run times. Next run times (in UTC) of a standard 5-field cron expression (minute hour day month weekday; ranges, lists, steps and names like MON or JAN supported). Use to check a schedule before depl...
Parse a 5-field cron expression and return the next N run times (UTC).
Cron preset "nightly 3am" (0 3 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without w...
Upcoming fixtures and the game schedule for a major sports league, normalized to one cited JSON. Give a league such as mlb, nhl, nfl, nba or epl and an optional date, and get each scheduled game with both teams, start ti...
The current time, or a given time, in one or more IANA time zones, with UTC offset, abbreviation, whether daylight saving time is in effect, and the weekday. Give a local time with from_tz to convert it, handling DST cor...
Resolve ENS (.eth) on Ethereum and Basenames (.base.eth) on Base, forward or reverse. Returns address, name, source, forward_verified, optional avatar.
Cron next run times + plain-English description: Reads a 5-field cron expression (or @daily-style macro) and returns the next N run times in UTC and in the given time zone, a plain-English description and the expanded fi...
Validate and describe a five-field cron schedule for $0.001 USDC, including the next runs. Call when you need this bounded result without an API key or subscription. Returns machine-readable JSON via x402 on Base or Sola...
Check whether a phone number is valid and possible, find its country and type (mobile, fixed line, toll free and others), and format it as E.164, international and national (libphonenumber metadata).
Cron expression explained in plain English with the next 5 run times (UTC): validates the 5-field syntax, expands ranges, steps and names (mon-fri, jan-dec). Debug schedules before deploying them. $0.01 per expression.
Cron expression evaluator: the next 10 run times in UTC for a standard 5-field expression (ranges, steps, lists, names like MON/JAN, */5), a plain-English description, and the interval between runs. Optional start time a...
Cron preset "every minute" (* * * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without...
Cron preset "every 5 minutes" (*/5 * * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs wit...
Cron preset "every 15 minutes" (*/15 * * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs w...
Cron preset "every 30 minutes" (*/30 * * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs w...
Cron preset "hourly" (0 * * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without writin...
Cron preset "every 2 hours" (0 */2 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs witho...
Cron preset "every 6 hours" (0 */6 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs witho...
Cron preset "daily midnight" (0 0 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs withou...
Cron preset "daily 9am" (0 9 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without wri...