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Write an on-chain attestation (Ethereum Attestation Service on Base) that binds a call you paid for to the bytes you received: the tool slug, sha256 of the JSON response, the settlement chain and transaction, the payer,...
Notarize a public URL: we fetch it ourselves and return a signed snapshot (final URL, HTTP status, content-type, sha256 of the body, server timestamp, upstream host) with TWO cryptographic attestations — a plain EIP-712...
List EAS (Ethereum Attestation Service) attestations for an address as recipient, attester, or either, on mainnet/Base/Optimism/Arbitrum/Sepolia. Returns attestation id, attester, recipient, schema id, revocable/revoked...