Decide whether an agent-authored PostgreSQL statement complies with an execution policy, using PostgreSQL's own parser rather than pattern matching. Detects statement stacking, dat
Decide whether an agent-authored PostgreSQL statement complies with an execution policy, using PostgreSQL's own parser rather than pattern matching. Detects statement stacking, data-modifying CTEs, COPY PROGRAM, privilege changes, and dangerous functions that read as ordinary SELECTs. Returns reason codes and an optional short-lived signed permit bound to the exact normalized statement. Never connects to your database.
price-ascending: candidates are ordered by the listed price of the operation, with no managed-first preference applied. Unlike /v1/apis, this surface does not rank Apiosk-settled listings above federated ones — a comparison that reorders on commercial grounds is not a comparison. Pass sort=managed_first for the catalog's ordering.
| Provider | Operation | Price | Settlement | Notes |
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Compared: listed price, settlement rail and input compatibility. Not measured yet: latency, reliability, result quality, and provider terms such as rate limits, jurisdiction and licensing.