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EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · AI models
The Claude API provides programmatic access to Claude models. Read the official API documentation before choosing a model and permissions.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · Payments
Stripe documents its REST API and an MCP server for compatible clients. Permissions and supported operations must be reviewed in the official documentation.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · AI models
OpenAI publishes APIs for building applications with models and tools. Use its official platform documentation to distinguish API access from consumer products.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · AI models
The Gemini API documentation describes Google model capabilities and application interfaces. Choose the appropriate product and operation from the official source.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · Developer workflows
GitHub documents a maintained MCP server for connecting compatible clients to GitHub functionality. Individual tools retain their own access requirements.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
EDITORIAL · PROVIDER DOCUMENTATION · Search and retrieval
Brave documents a web search API and related search interfaces. Choose the interface and response format appropriate to your application.
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Documentation reviewed 2026-10-28. No provider operation tested.
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BY DATOKA · LOCAL TOOL · Local diagnostics
Inspect local HTML, JSON and OpenAPI JSON copies and retain diagnostic reports. Findings are distinct from certification.
Local use is free. Read the page prerequisites, conditions and result-recovery steps.
BY DATOKA · LOCAL TOOL · Structured descriptions
Create source-linked JSON descriptions from supplied inputs and keep the result locally. Declarations remain separate from verified facts.
Local use is free. Read the page prerequisites, conditions and result-recovery steps.
BY DATOKA · LOCAL TOOL · Compare declarations
Compare explicit descriptions within compatible groups and retain a captured JSON result. No live supplier measurement.
Local use is free. Read the page prerequisites, conditions and result-recovery steps.
BY DATOKA · LOCAL TOOL · Recorded observations
Analyse observations already held locally and retain a JSON report. No hosted monitoring or new collection is included.
Local use is free. Read the page prerequisites, conditions and result-recovery steps.
BY DATOKA · LOCAL TOOL · Documentary records
Prepare and inspect local documentary records, then keep the diagnostic and analysis. No verified-provider reputation score is inferred.
Local use is free. Read the page prerequisites, conditions and result-recovery steps.
This count is registry listings, not unique companies or services tested by Datoka. One provider may have several integrations or endpoints.
Indexed listings, not certifications. Completeness is not proof of working service. Prices and protocols are publisher declarations. How the index works