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Returns official US vehicle data for a VIN or a year, make and model: specs from NHTSA vPIC, NHTSA recalls, owner complaints with the most-reported components, NHTSA 5-star crash ratings, and EPA fuel economy from fueleconomy.gov. With miles, it also returns fuel cost: EPA combined mpg (or a supplied mpg) times the current weekly average pump price from the US Energy Information Administration for a state, its region or the US. With a VIN, odometer and ZIP code, it also returns a market price for that car, plus the median and range of similar cars listed for sale. A VIN selects one version; a year, make and model covers the model year. Accident history and title status are not included. The value is a model estimate, not an appraisal. Applies to questions about a specific vehicle, or the fuel cost of a drive. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment.

Returns clinicians from the federal NPI registry (CMS) for a name (last name, first name, state) or a specialty in a city or state: credential, specialty, state license number, practice address and phone, whether the record is active, and whether they opted out of Medicare. The registry is not a quality rating and does not show insurance networks. For hospitals and nursing homes, returns Medicare's ratings in a US city or ZIP code, highest rated first. Nursing homes include overall, health-inspection, staffing and quality stars, total fines, Medicare's abuse icon and stale inspections. Hospitals include the overall star rating, emergency services and safety measures better or worse than national. Each row includes a Medicare Care Compare link. Applies to questions about a clinician in the federal registry, or Medicare ratings for hospitals and nursing homes in a US place. Not medical advice; the person chooses their care.

Returns, for a company outside the US, whether it is in the global LEI register (GLEIF): legal name, country, local registry number, whether it is active and its ultimate parent. For a US company, returns the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaint record (counts, top problems, on-time answers, how often people got relief) and whether it is an FDIC-insured bank, and for a public company what it reported to the SEC (EDGAR XBRL): revenue, net income and diluted EPS for four fiscal years, the latest quarter against a year earlier, cash and shares outstanding. The input is a name or a US ticker such as NVDA. Complaint counts grow with company size. Applies to questions about what public records show about a company. Not investment advice. Stock prices are not included.

Returns what the EU Cosmetics Regulation says about the ingredients of a skincare, makeup, hair or body product, from the European Commission's CosIng annexes: banned (Annex II, with any exception), restricted with the maximum concentration, where it may be used and the required warnings (Annex III), fragrance allergens the EU requires on the label, and preservatives, UV filters and colorants allowed only within limits. Inputs are an INCI ingredient list, or a product name with brand or a barcode looked up in Open Beauty Facts. Recalls and EU Safety Gate alerts naming the brand (EU, UK and Canada) are included. The result does not rate products or say what suits a person's skin. Applies to questions about what the EU rules say about the ingredients of a skincare, makeup, hair or body product. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment. Not medical advice. Medicines and foods are outside this result.

Returns nutrition for a food from its barcode (UPC/EAN, via Open Food Facts) or its name (USDA FoodData Central): calories, protein, fat, saturated fat, carbs, sugars, fiber and sodium per 100 g or 100 ml, per serving and for gram amounts when the source uses grams, with % Daily Value from the FDA's reference values. Volume-based foods are not converted to grams without a density. Barcodes also return ingredients, allergens and Nutri-Score. When a brand is known, FDA recall reports matching it are included. A list of items (name or barcode with grams or servings, or menu items with per-serving numbers) plus optional daily targets returns the sum, % Daily Value and what remains of each target. Applies to questions about the nutrition, ingredients or recalls of a food, or the total of a meal. Results are nutrition numbers and are not a statement that a food is healthy or safe. Not medical or diet advice. Medicines and cosmetics are outside this result.

Searches up to the latest 100 World Health Organization Disease Outbreak News reports for a country in the past 12 months, and discloses when the available reports cover a shorter period. For a US state, returns the latest available dated CDC figures: the state's acute respiratory illness level, wastewater levels for COVID, flu A and RSV at a typical site with the direction over three weeks (and the sites serving a county when one is given), and whether measles or H5 bird flu was found in the state's wastewater in the last four weeks. Inputs are a US state and an optional county, or a country. Applies to questions about current illness levels in a US state or reported outbreaks in a country. These are community levels, not a person's risk. Not medical advice. Travel-health notices for a destination are not in this result.

Returns inflation math for a country: what an amount from one year is worth in another, the total price change, the average yearly rate and the latest inflation rate. The US series is the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI-U, monthly, from 1913. Other countries use the national consumer price index as published by the World Bank, yearly. Inputs are amount, from, to and country. Applies to questions about what an amount from one year is worth in another year, or how prices changed over time. Today's interest rates and pay for a job are outside this result.

Returns official recall notices for up to 6 baby or child items in one call: cribs, sleepers, strollers, high chairs, toys, furniture (CPSC), infant formula and baby food (FDA), and car seats. Each item comes back with any recalls, what the notice says to do (stop using, refund, repair kit) and a status. An empty result means no notice was found. Car seats are not searched by name, so they come back as 'check model' with the official recall and rating pages. Safe-sleep and furniture tip-over guidance is included only when the items or the child's age match. A single car that is not a car seat, and a product that is not baby or child gear, are outside this list. Applies to questions about whether baby or child items have recall notices. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment. Not medical advice.

Returns kitchen figures in F and C: the federal minimum internal temperature for poultry, ground meat, beef, bison, goat, pork, lamb, veal, ham, rabbit, venison, fish, egg dishes and leftovers with rest times, and a shellfish visual check that has no number; fridge and freezer keeping times for about 40 foods; the curing-salt limit (the federal 156 ppm figure only); the high-altitude boiling point. Trade-practice answers are labelled as trade practice: brine and quick-pickle ratios, coffee and tea ratios, baker's percentages, recipe scaling, and ingredient swaps with allergy flags and a one-line why. Topic is temperature, storage, baking, ratio or substitute, and is inferred from the query when topic is omitted. Applies to questions about minimum internal cooking temperatures, how long food keeps, baking math, brine, coffee or tea ratios, or an ingredient swap. The figures are cooking guidance, not a nutrition panel or a recall notice. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment. Not medical advice.

Returns official records for a medicine from its brand or generic name (e.g. 'Advil', 'metformin'). For an EU or EEA country: the European Medicines Agency's authorisation, what it is approved for, shortages and safety letters. For the US (the default): whether it is over the counter or prescription, what the FDA label says it is for, its boxed warning and key warnings, a link to the full label (DailyMed), FDA recall reports, current FDA drug shortages, and what US pharmacies pay per tablet for each strength (CMS NADAC), brand next to generic. With `with` set to a second medicine, the result includes the label sentences where either label names the other; the absence of a mention is not evidence about safety. Applies to questions about what official records say about a medicine: its label, recalls, shortages or pharmacy cost. Not medical advice. Foods and medical devices are outside this result.

Returns FDA animal and veterinary recall notices for a pet food or treat brand or product, newest first, with the reason, the company and the notice link. Also returns a curated list entry for common foods and plants (chocolate, grapes and raisins, xylitol, onions and garlic, macadamia nuts, alcohol, salt, lilies for cats, sago palm, azalea, oleander, tulips, daffodils and more): the source's wording, its page, the date it was read, and poison-control phone numbers (fees may apply). A name that is not on the list has no entry. Applies to questions about pet food recalls, or whether a food or plant is on the list of items toxic to dogs or cats. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment. Not veterinary advice. Human-food nutrition is outside this result.

Returns, for a US city and state or ZIP code (point checks such as the flood zone are for the area's center, not one home): flood zone, FEMA National Risk Index ratings, National Weather Service alerts, air quality, crime rate, drinking water, internet providers, electricity price, home-price trends, EV chargers, county health, childcare prices and nearby HUD housing counselors. A point outside the US returns earthquakes, GDACS disaster alerts within 500 km and the 10-day weather risk. Optional parts, when those inputs are present: a US national park (alerts, closures, fees, campgrounds); night sky at an area's center (aurora chance, moon, darkness, tides); public schools nearby (not school assignment or test scores); a US college (net price after aid, graduation rate, debt, earnings, and a major when supplied). compare_to sets a second US city or ZIP code beside the first and lists the numbers that differ. Applies to questions about conditions and services in a US city or ZIP code, a national park, the night sky, nearby schools or a US college. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment or an insurance quote.

Returns the central bank's policy rate for a country (Bank for International Settlements, about 40 central banks, the ECB for euro countries), the date it last changed, and the country's latest yearly inflation. For the US, returns Treasury yields from the Treasury's daily par yield curve (1 month to 30 years), each next to the latest 12-month inflation (BLS CPI) as a yield minus trailing CPI, and optionally the interest an amount would earn at one term. Applies to questions about current central-bank policy rates, or US Treasury yields next to inflation. Not investment advice. The change in purchasing power of money from a past year is outside this result.

Returns official recall notices. Coverage: US, UK, Canada and EU. In the US, category 'product' searches CPSC consumer-product recalls by words in the product name (brand plus product type, e.g. 'Rowenta vacuum'); 'food_drug' searches FDA food, drug and medical device enforcement reports (e.g. 'CPAP', 'insulin pump'); 'vehicle' searches NHTSA by make, model and model year. country 'GB' searches UK OPSS product recalls and Food Standards Agency alerts; 'CA' Health Canada; an EU or EEA country (e.g. 'DE', 'France') the EU Safety Gate alerts on dangerous non-food products and vehicles from the last three years. An empty result means no notice was found; it does not mean an item is free of recalls elsewhere. Applies to questions about whether a product, food, drug, medical device or vehicle has a recall notice. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment. Not medical advice.

Returns clinical trials recruiting now for a condition, from ClinicalTrials.gov: title, phase, sponsor, who can join (age, sex, healthy volunteers), the nearest recruiting site and its distance, and the study page. A city and state or ZIP code searches within a radius. An age keeps only trials that accept that age. Applies to questions about which clinical trials are recruiting for a condition. Not medical advice. A medicine label, a recall report and a pharmacy price are outside this result.

Returns, for the inputs that are present: destination advice for a country (US State Department, UK FCDO and Canada, side by side), active disaster alerts, weather for the city being visited, CDC travel health notices, public holidays between two dates, and an exchange rate; the cheapest round-trip or one-way fares recently found for a route (dates, airline, stops, booking links), which are cached finds and not live quotes; a per-leg total for up to four planned legs, in USD and a local currency; and FAA delay reports for US airport codes (ground stops, delay programs, arrival and departure delays, closures). Booking links may be paid links. Divux does not book flights. Applies to questions about travel to a country, flight prices on a route, or current delays at US airports. Results report what the official sources say and are not a safety assessment of a destination.

Returns what a job pays. In the US, for a metro area, a state or the whole country, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025, all industries): median yearly pay, the 10th to 90th percentile range and how many people do the job. In Canada, from Statistics Canada: median and average hourly pay for the job group, by province. Elsewhere, average monthly pay of employees by broad job group (managers, professionals, technicians, trades and more) in local currency, from the International Labour Organization's ILOSTAT. Inputs are a job title and, in the US, an optional city or state. Applies to questions about what a job pays. The change in purchasing power of old dollars is outside this result.

Returns current US store offers for one Divux product id, ranked by price (item plus shipping where the store lists it, tax excluded). The default is the top 3 offers; detail set to true returns up to 8. Each offer includes a link to its Divux page. Official CPSC recall notices that mention the product are included when some exist; their absence does not mean a product has no recall. Links may be paid links; the order is by price only. Divux does not check out. An empty offer list means no matching offer was found. Applies to questions about current prices and stores for one specific product.

Returns the amount that arrives for each supplied provider quote, the exchange-rate markup against the ECB reference rate, the total cost as a percent, a ranking, and the World Bank average cost for the receiving country. Inputs are the amount, the two currency codes, and each provider's fee and rate (receiving currency per one unit of sending currency). A rate supplied the other way round is flipped and the flip is noted. With no quotes, the result is the reference rate and the benchmark. Applies to questions about comparing providers for sending money to another country. Not financial advice; Divux does not send money.

Returns whether an appliance model is ENERGY STAR certified, or a list of certified models (most efficient first), from the EPA's official data. Categories: heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, clothes washers, clothes dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers. Heat pump answers include that federal 25C/25D tax credits ended after Dec 31, 2025. Applies to questions about whether an appliance model is ENERGY STAR certified, or which models in a category are certified. A store price and a recall notice are outside this result.

Returns a cut list, a buy list and a plan page with a drawing, cut diagrams and a 3D view for a project given as pieces (name, material, size in inches, position 'at') or as a cedar fence-picket planter (picket_planter: length, width, courses, leg_below). It also returns amounts to buy for materials given by area, volume or count, such as paint, soil, concrete or tile (quantities). Nominal lumber sizes are converted to actual sizes (a 2x4 is 1.5 by 3.5 in). Omitted board lengths, wood type or sheet sizes are filled with common US store sizes and listed under Assumed. The picket planter design includes corner legs, ledger strips under the floor, a center brace when a side is over 4 ft, a ripped floor filler and trim. Prices appear only when stock, extras or quantities carry a price estimate; store prices are not looked up. The saw kerf defaults to 1/8 inch. Divux saves each plan on a page at a Divux link, up to 25 plans a day per connection. Applies to questions about working out a woodworking or building project, or a materials quantity, into cuts and a shopping list.

Returns source-linked food chemistry explanations for a small set of recognized ingredient combinations, when present, and a page with nutrition per serving and per day (USDA FoodData Central), allergen flags from ingredient names, any active FDA recall on a named brand, the recipe scaled to the requested servings, and one shopping list that merges the same ingredient across the week and rounds up to amounts shops sell, with price links. Inputs are one recipe or up to a week of days (each meal has servings cooked and servings one person eats). Amounts are a number plus a unit (g, kg, oz, lb, ml, l, tsp, tbsp, cup, or a count); grams may be supplied for a can or a branded item. A brand is recorded only when one is supplied. Optional household details (adults, children's ages, allergies, foods to avoid) scale portions and flag conflicts; a weekly budget with a price estimate on each ingredient totals the list. Divux saves the result on a page at a Divux link, up to 25 plans a day per connection. Allergen and diet flags are based on ingredient names; the package label remains the reference. The numbers are nutrition data, not a statement that a meal is healthy or suits a medical condition. Not medical or diet advice. Applies to questions about the nutrition, allergens and shopping list for a recipe or a week of meals.

Returns matching products and their ids for a name, model number, barcode (UPC/EAN), or a brand plus category such as 'eufy security cameras'. One call returns up to 10 products, with the stores that list each one and a link to each product's Divux page. Prices and stock are for online delivery in the US. An empty result means no product matched the query. Recall notices are not part of this result. Applies to questions about finding a specific product, or a brand's range, to buy in the US.

Stores a short report for Divux: a wrong dated figure, a tool that failed, a tool that is missing, or an idea. Fields are kind, a summary of up to 300 characters, an optional tool name, and optional details of up to 1,000 characters. The text is stored as sent, so the fields are for general descriptions without personal details. Divux keeps the text and does not reply. The limit is 5 reports a day per connection. Applies to questions about reporting a problem with Divux or suggesting an idea to Divux.