Two more demand gaps are covered

Agentutility added two paid endpoints that came directly from demand-screen gaps: email-deliverability-check and twitter-sentiment.

email-deliverability-check validates an address at the domain level. It checks syntax, role accounts, plus tags, disposable domains, MX records, SPF, DMARC, and common DKIM selectors. It does not probe SMTP mailboxes, so the response is explicit about its verification level.

The endpoint costs $0.005 per call.

twitter-sentiment uses the official X recent-search API when X_BEARER_TOKEN is configured. It fetches recent public posts for a query, excludes retweets by default, and scores the returned text locally. The endpoint is read-only. It does not post, like, follow, or reply.

The endpoint costs $0.03 per call because it spends scarce X API quota.

Aliases make the same work easier to find

The new email checker is also listed under email-verify, email-validator, and email-deliverability.

The new X search scorer is also listed under social-sentiment, x-sentiment, and tweet-sentiment.

Those aliases point at the same canonical handlers. They exist because buyers and agents don't search with one perfect slug. Some ask for email verification. Some ask for deliverability. Some ask for Twitter sentiment even when the product name is X.

Demand now explains the next move

The dashboard's demand screen now adds three fields to build candidates: suggested action, suggested endpoint, and rationale.

That matters when a keyword is crowded, weak, or uncovered. The loop shouldn't just say "there is demand." It should say whether to build a new endpoint, improve an existing one, add aliases, or run a targeted ranking probe.

This release pushes that decision closer to the queue where the next automatic PR is born.