US Auctions MCP — every live US auction lot in the consolidated index,
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us_auctions_searchNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
us_auctions_closing_soonUS auction lots ordered by soonest close time — the "what can I still bid on before it ends" view across commercial and government sources alike. Optionally filter by state, asset_type, segment, auction_house or keyword. Returns lots with hours remaining, current bid, location and link.US auction lots ordered by soonest close time — the "what can I still bid on before it ends" view across commercial and government sources alike. Optionally filter by state, asset_type, segment, auction_house or keyword. Returns lots with hours remaining, current bid, location and link.
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us_auction_eventsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
us_auction_housesWhich US auction houses Pipeworx covers, and how much they currently have live — name, home state, number of open sales and total lots across them. Use to find the auctioneers active in a state or in a niche ("who runs industrial liquidations in California"), then pass the name to us_auction_events…Which US auction houses Pipeworx covers, and how much they currently have live — name, home state, number of open sales and total lots across them. Use to find the auctioneers active in a state or in a niche ("who runs industrial liquidations in California"), then pass the name to us_auction_events…
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us_auctions_sold_compsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
us_auctions_coverageCurrent US auction coverage: per-source active lot counts, open sale counts, retained sold comps, and when each source last refreshed. Use to gauge breadth and freshness before relying on the data.Current US auction coverage: per-source active lot counts, open sale counts, retained sold comps, and when each source last refreshed. Use to gauge breadth and freshness before relying on the data.
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US Auctions MCP — every live US auction lot in the consolidated index,
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