Tools

Choose from authority-defined tools. Every detail page shows all interface bindings, parameter descriptions, required scopes, allowed purposes, the return contract, lifecycle state, producer capabilities, safe alternatives, and a credential-free request example.

How to choose a tool

  1. Use company and filing tools for cited facts.
  2. Use point-in-time tools for historically safe reads.
  3. Use metadata tools to inspect freshness, compatibility, or evidence gaps.
  4. Check required scopes, allowed purposes, parameters, return contract, lifecycle, restrictions, and safe alternatives before invocation.

Read the authoritative tool registry guide.