capi2 Agent Intelligence Toolkit
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$10.00 / 1,000 intelligence results
capi2 Agent Intelligence Toolkit
Verify claims, extract evidence, research domains, inspect public web pages, and audit APIs. Structured agent-ready results with transparent per-result pricing.
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$10.00 / 1,000 intelligence results
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Dries Van Durme
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Run public-source intelligence jobs for autonomous agents, procurement teams, vendor-risk workflows and API builders. Every run returns one machine-readable dataset item suitable for agent chaining through the Apify API or MCP server.
Tools
- Verify a claim — compare an exact claim with text from one supplied public webpage.
- Extract evidence — return the passages most relevant to a question or claim.
- Domain intelligence — collect public DNS, HTTPS, TLS and optional RDAP facts.
- Live web lookup — retrieve a public webpage or JSON API and return structured metadata, excerpts and ranked passages.
- Audit an API — check OpenAPI, x402, agent manifest, robots, llms and health discovery surfaces.
Input
Choose tool and provide the matching fields:
claim_verify:urlandqueryevidence_extract:urlandquerydomain_intelligence:domainweb_lookup:url, with optionalqueryapi_audit:url
Output and pricing
Each completed operation writes exactly one structured item to the default dataset and emits the pay-per-event event result. Set this Actor to Pay per event in Apify Console with result as the primary event. Keep Actor permissions limited and Standby mode disabled so the Actor is eligible for agentic x402 discovery.
Recommended initial price: $0.01 per result. Apify applies its own platform revenue share and compute costs.
Safety and limitations
- Public HTTP(S) sources only; private/reserved network targets and embedded credentials are blocked.
- Results are informational and do not certify a vendor, domain or claim.
- Claim verification is lexical evidence analysis, not a substitute for independent review in consequential decisions.
- A missing statement on one supplied page is not proof that a claim is false.