Apply a JSON Patch x402 REST usage
Apply an RFC 6902 JSON Patch to a JSON document and return the result. An invalid or unresolvable patch (e.g. a failed `test`, or a path that does not exist) is rejected before payment.
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Apply an RFC 6902 JSON Patch to a JSON document and return the result. An invalid or unresolvable patch (e.g. a failed `test`, or a path that does not exist) is rejected before payment.
Evaluate a JMESPath expression against a JSON value and return the selected/projected result. A malformed expression is rejected before payment.
Deep-merge an ordered list of JSON documents, left to right. Objects are merged key-by-key; arrays, scalars and null in a later document replace the earlier value (last-wins, no array concatenation).
Rebuild a nested object from a single-level object whose keys are delimited paths (default delimiter `.`) — the inverse of flatten. Requires a flat object.
Flatten a nested object/array into a single-level object whose keys are the delimited paths to each leaf (default delimiter `.`). Requires an object or array.
Compute the RFC 6902 JSON Patch that transforms `source` into `target`. The patch is a minimal array of add/remove/replace operations.
Provider identity is derived from the domain or repository in the source record. If two vendors share a host, they appear together here — that is a limitation of the data, not a statement about ownership.