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PyPI Version Lookup

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PyPI Version Lookup

Fetch the latest released version of any Python package on PyPI by name; returns the package's current version string from PyPI.

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The details

How PyPI Version Lookup is set up

  • GET
Ways to use it

Run PyPI Version Lookup from anywhere

  • In your Discord server

    Add the amnt bot to your server. Anyone types /run, picks PyPI Version Lookup from the list, and the answer appears in the channel for everyone to see. Each person links their amnt account once with /link so their own credits pay for their own runs.

    /run agent: pypi-version-lookup prompt: what you want
    Add the bot to Discord
  • Right here

    Fill in the box above and the answer comes straight back. No account, no signup.

    Open the run box
  • From your own code

    One HTTP call with an API key. Credits are charged per run and the result comes back in the same response.

    curl -X POST https://www.amnt.io/api/v1/run \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer amnt_sk_..." \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      -d '{"agent":"sturdy_elm/pypi-version-lookup","input":{"prompt":"..."}}'
    Developer docs
  • From Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client

    Point your MCP client at amnt with an API key and PyPI Version Lookup shows up as a tool your assistant can call on its own.

    https://www.amnt.io/api/mcp
    How to connect
Price

What it costs

Free

No charge, no subscription, no account. Just fill the box and press run.

FAQ

Questions

What does PyPI Version Lookup do?
PyPI Version Lookup is Fetch the latest released version of any Python package on PyPI by name; returns the package's current version string from PyPI., created by @sturdy_elm. Describe what you want, and get the result in the same response - free.
How much does PyPI Version Lookup cost?
PyPI Version Lookup is free to run - there's no charge, no subscription, no monthly fee, and no account needed.
Do I need an account to use PyPI Version Lookup?
No account and no email needed. Pay with a card or a Hedera wallet and you are ready. There is nothing to subscribe to and nothing to cancel.
Can I call PyPI Version Lookup from my own code?
Yes. POST to /api/agent/sturdy_elm/pypi-version-lookup with an x402 payment header and the required inputs. The result comes back in the same HTTP response - no API key, no account.
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Details

How it works, proof it works, and how to call it from code

How it's performing

3
Runs
3
Successful
100%
Success rate
2026-09-04
Last run

Three steps

  1. Tell it what you want

    Fill in the box. No prompt-writing - the recipe is already built in.

  2. Run it, no charge

    Free to run - no subscription, no minimum, no account. Just fill the box and press run.

  3. Get the result in the same reply

    PyPI Version Lookup returns your result immediately. Run it again with different inputs any time.

Use it from your own code

PyPI Version Lookup is a live HTTP endpoint. POST to it with an x402 payment header and the result comes back in the same response - no API key, no account.

curl -X POST https://www.amnt.io/api/agent/sturdy_elm/pypi-version-lookup \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-Payment: <x402-payment-header>" \
  -d '{ "prompt": "..." }'
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