ADF: EU Tenders, Funding, Medicines, Product Recalls, Sanctions, CVE KEV EPSS, CERT, Events

Free. Returns 5 real, current records from one dataset so you can check fields and quality before paying. Takes no filters: for records matching a date, place, vendor, country or keyword, use query_dataset.

Free. Returns every agentdatafeed dataset with record count, last update, price per query, filters and links. Call it first to choose a dataset, then use get_sample to inspect records or query_dataset for filtered data. When to use each dataset: amsterdam-events: Use when a user asks what is on in Amsterdam on a date or in a district, plans travel, venues, staffing, security or deliveries around large events, or needs crowd sizes, road closures context or permit status before the event appears on ticket sites. security-advisories: Use when a user asks whether a CVE is actively exploited, which vulnerabilities in a vendor or product to patch first, whether it is used in ransomware campaigns, or needs CISA KEV due dates, required actions and FIRST EPSS exploit probability in one call. eu-tenders: Use when a user asks which public tenders or government contracts are open in an EU country or sector, wants bid opportunities by CPV code or keyword with a deadline, or needs to monitor what public buyers are procuring before the deadline passes. eu-funding: Use when a user asks which EU grants, subsidies or Horizon Europe calls are open or coming up for a topic, sector or organisation type, needs the deadline, budget and call link for an EU funding opportunity, or looks for small cascade funding calls for SMEs and start-ups. cert-advisories: Use when a user asks whether the Dutch, German or French national CERT or CERT-EU has warned about a CVE, vendor or product, needs the official European advisory ID and link for a patch or NIS2 report, or wants recent government advisories that cover known exploited (CISA KEV) vulnerabilities. eu-medicines: Use when a user asks whether a medicine or active substance is authorised in the EU, who holds the marketing authorisation, what it is indicated for, whether there is a current EMA-monitored shortage, or which safety communications and referral procedures concern it. sanctions-entities: Use when a user or a KYC, AML, procurement or shipping workflow needs to check whether a company, organisation, vessel or aircraft is on the EU or OFAC sanctions list, find the programme and legal basis of a listing, or look up a sanctioned vessel by IMO number; not for screening individual people.

Paid data access. Returns no records itself: it builds the HTTPS query URL for your filters and returns the x402 payment terms (USDC on Base; amsterdam-events $0.005, security-advisories $0.003, eu-tenders $0.01, eu-funding $0.005, cert-advisories $0.003, eu-medicines $0.005, sanctions-entities $0.005 per call). Send a GET to http_endpoint with an x402 client (v2 PAYMENT-SIGNATURE or v1 X-PAYMENT header) to receive up to 100 matching records; no account or API key. Filters per dataset: amsterdam-events: from, to, district, q, min_visitors, limit, offset; security-advisories: cve, vendor, product, q, added_since, ransomware, min_epss, limit, offset; eu-tenders: country, cpv, q, deadline_after, deadline_before, published_since, min_value, nature, limit, offset; eu-funding: q, programme, status, type, deadline_after, deadline_before, min_budget, limit, offset; cert-advisories: cve, vendor, product, q, cert, country, type, updated_since, kev, limit, offset; eu-medicines: q, type, category, substance, atc, area, holder, status, flag, shortage, updated_since, limit, offset; sanctions-entities: q, list, type, programme, country, identifier, updated_since, limit, offset. For free records without filters use get_sample.