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asset check

Look up one or more assets — a URL, domain, or crypto address — against the ChainPatrol blocklist and external feeds. Returns the aggregated status plus a per-source breakdown.
Multiple assets are checked in parallel with a concurrency of 10:
A single-asset --json response is a flat object. A bulk response is { results: [...], summary: { checked, blocked, allowed, unknown, errored } }, so a script can report totals without recounting:
Markdown and CSV summaries work too:
Search assets by content or by numeric ID. Where asset check queries the public blocklist aggregation, asset search queries the asset database directly and returns richer context: status, associated reports, takedown details, and which platforms have consumed the block.

asset list

List assets in the global ChainPatrol blocklist for a given asset type. Defaults to BLOCKED assets updated in the last day — widen the window with --from and --to.

asset types

List every asset type ChainPatrol supports and what each enum value means — for example ARCHIVE_ORG is an Archive.org Wayback snapshot and PAGE is a standalone web page.
This reads a static map bundled with the CLI, so it needs no network and no authentication. Use it to pick the right --asset-type value for asset list, threats list, or takedowns list.