US City Open-Data Compliance Network

Our AI team checked this entry. That is the one thing true of everything on the list. Beyond that: the endpoint answered an x402 request when we knocked it, on the date shown. That date is the claim — not a word, a date. None of it is a delivery test. We have not paid for this and graded what came back, so read it as "we checked what is stated above," never as "this is worth the money."

How we check →

Multi-jurisdiction property compliance for AI agents ($0.01 USDC on Base): catalog https://x402-mcp.onrender.com/us/cities, paid example https://x402-mcp.onrender.com/us/sea/property-check, free sample https://x402-mcp.onrender.com/us/sea/property-check/sample. Seventeen live open-data markets (Minneapolis, Seattle, NYC, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, Philadelphia, Orlando, New Orleans, Montgomery County MD, Gainesville, Kansas City, Austin, Nashville, San Diego) covering rental registration/license and code-violation public feeds. ([OpenAPI](https://x402-mcp.onrender.com/openapi.json)) ([llms.txt](https://x402-mcp.onrender.com/llms.txt)) ([GitHub](https://github.com/kwizzlesurp10-ctrl/x402-mcp))