Integration

Neutrino API integration

Neutrino API is a general-purpose data and utility API. Validate and verify email addresses and phone numbers, run mobile network (HLR) lookups, geolocate and probe IP addresses, check IPs, domains and URLs against blocklists, look up card BINs, geocode addresses and coordinates, convert currencies and units, parse user agents, filter profanity, fetch and analyze URLs, drive a headless browser, render HTML to PDF or images, resize and watermark images, generate QR codes, and send SMS or voice-call verification codes and audio playback calls (real, billed messages and calls). Not included: the bulk IP blocklist and BIN list downloads and HTML Clean, which return files or text rather than JSON. Authentication is your Neutrino user ID and API key, sent as the User-ID and API-Key headers.

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Each of these is one operation on one endpoint, available both as a workflow step and as a tool an AI agent can call on its own. Nothing bundles several operations into one action, so what a run did stays readable afterwards.

Most endpoints run on the free plan. A few, mainly the ones that publish on your behalf, need a paid plan.

Bad word filter, 1 operation

filter_bad_wordsFilter bad wordsPOSTScans a text, an HTML string or the page at a URL for bad words, swear words and profanity. Returns whether it is bad, the words found, their count and a censored copy of the content.

Bin lookup, 1 operation

lookup_binLookup binGETLooks up a card BIN or IIN (the first 6 to 10 digits of a card number): card brand, type, category, issuer and its contact details, issuing country, and whether it is commercial, prepaid or reloadable. Pass customer-ip to also compare the IP country.

Browser bot, 1 operation

run_browser_botRun browser botPOSTLoads a web page in a real browser, then extracts content with a CSS selector and runs JavaScript or simulated clicks and key presses on it. Returns the page title, content, matched elements, script results, HTTP status and load details.

Convert, 1 operation

convert_valueConvert valueGETConverts a value between currencies (including some cryptocurrencies) or between units of measure, optionally at the rate of a historical date. Returns the converted result as text and as a number, with the names and symbols of both types.

Domain lookup, 1 operation

lookup_domainLookup domainGETLooks up a domain name: registration date, age, registrar, DNS, mail and web hosting providers, TLD details, popularity rank, and whether it is listed as malicious, adult, government or newly registered, with the blocklists that list it.

Email validate, 1 operation

validate_emailValidate emailGETParses, validates and cleans an email address: syntax and domain checks, whether it is disposable, a free webmail or personal address, the mail provider, and optional typo fixing. Does not contact the mailbox; see verify_email for that.

Email verify, 1 operation

verify_emailVerify emailGETVerifies an email address over SMTP, contacting the mail server to check that the mailbox exists, on top of the validate_email checks.

Geocode addres, 1 operation

geocode_addressGeocode addressGETGeocodes a full address, a partial address or a place name, either as free text or as structured fields. Returns up to 32 matching locations with coordinates, formatted address, components, timezone and location type.

Geocode reverse, 1 operation

reverse_geocodeReverse geocodeGETConverts a latitude and longitude (or a geohash) into a real-world address, at the zoom level you ask for: address, street, city, state or country. Returns the address, its components, postal code, timezone and location type.

Hlr lookup, 1 operation

hlr_lookupHlr lookupGETQueries the mobile network (HLR) for a phone number: whether the number is live, its current and original network, porting and roaming status, IMSI, MCC and MNC.

Host reputation, 1 operation

check_host_reputationCheck host reputationGETChecks an IP address, domain name or URL against DNS blocklists and blacklists. Returns whether the host is listed, how many lists list it, and the result of each list checked.

Html render, 1 operation

render_htmlRender htmlPOSTRenders an HTML string or the page at a URL to a PDF document (default) or a PNG or JPG image, with page size, margins, orientation, header, footer, custom CSS and JavaScript. Returns the file.

Image resize, 1 operation

resize_imageResize imagePOSTResizes an image given by URL or Base64 data URL to a width (and optional height), scaling, padding or cropping it, and returns it as a PNG (default) or JPG file.

Image watermark, 1 operation

watermark_imageWatermark imagePOSTOverlays a watermark image on a source image (both given by URL or Base64 data URL) at a chosen position and opacity, optionally resizing the result, and returns a PNG (default) or JPG file.

Ip blocklist, 1 operation

check_ip_blocklistCheck ip blocklistGETChecks whether an IP address is known as malicious or dangerous: bot, spam bot, exploit bot, malware, spyware, hijacked network, proxy, Tor node or public VPN, with the blocklists and sensors that saw it and when.

Ip info, 1 operation

get_ip_infoGet ip infoGETReturns the location of an IP address (country, region, city, coordinates, timezone) and, with reverse-lookup, its hostname from a reverse DNS (PTR) lookup.

Ip probe, 1 operation

probe_ipProbe ipGETRuns a live network probe on an IP address: the provider and its type (ISP, hosting, VPN, proxy), the autonomous system (ASN, CIDR, domains, age) and location.

Phone playback, 1 operation

call_and_play_audioCall and play audioPOSTPlaces an automated voice call to a phone number and plays an audio file (MP3, WAV or OGG) from a URL. This makes a real, billed call. Returns whether the call is being made.

Phone validate, 1 operation

validate_phoneValidate phoneGETParses and validates a phone number in international or local format: whether it is valid, its type (mobile, fixed line, toll free, VoIP...), country, location, and its international and local formats.

Phone verify, 1 operation

call_with_security_codeCall with security codePOSTPlaces an automated voice call that reads a security code to a phone number, for two-factor or phone verification. This makes a real, billed call. Check the code with verify_security_code.

Qr code, 1 operation

generate_qr_codeGenerate qr codePOSTGenerates a QR code (or a Code 128 barcode) encoding a text such as a URL or a phone number, with chosen size and colors, and returns it as a PNG file.

Sms verify, 1 operation

send_sms_verificationSend sms verificationPOSTSends a security code by SMS to a mobile number, for two-factor or phone verification. This sends a real, billed message. Returns the code sent; check what the user enters with verify_security_code.

Ua lookup, 1 operation

lookup_user_agentLookup user agentGETParses a browser user-agent string (or client hints, or a device model) into browser, engine, operating system and device details, including device brand, model, screen size and whether it is mobile.

Url info, 1 operation

get_url_infoGet url infoGETParses and fetches a URL: whether it is valid and reachable, HTTP status, content type and size, page title, language, server location, and with fetch-content the response body itself.

Verify security code, 1 operation

verify_security_codeVerify security codeGETChecks whether a security code sent by send_sms_verification or call_with_security_code is valid. Returns verified true or false.

Use Neutrino API from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex

Connect Neutrino API in LiveContext, create an API key in Settings, then add the LiveContext MCP server to your client. Its Neutrino API operations become tools the client can call, next to every other integration you connected.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http livecontext https://livecontext.ai/mcp --header "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"

Codex (~/.codex/config.toml)

[mcp_servers.livecontext]
url = "https://livecontext.ai/mcp"

[mcp_servers.livecontext.http_headers]
"X-API-Key" = "YOUR_API_KEY"

Cursor, Claude Desktop and other JSON configs

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "livecontext": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://livecontext.ai/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "X-API-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

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