| name | source-discovery |
| version | 1.0 |
| description | Discovers official public-source entry points for Ontario site-feasibility research. This skill should be used when a project starts with an address, parcel identifier, or municipality and the pipeline needs a `source_bundle.json` of official datasets, maps, portals, and fallback sources before extraction begins. |
| source | Toronto Open Data, Ontario Geohub (LIO), City of Toronto Official Plan, TRCA, AIC |
| authority | City of Toronto, Province of Ontario, TRCA |
| data_as_of | 2026-03-07 |
| pipeline_position | 1 |
| pipeline_outputs | source_bundle.json |
| pipeline_downstream | parcel-zoning-research |
Source Discovery
Purpose
Discover the minimum viable set of official sources needed to research a site. Stop at source identification and source classification. Do not extract parcel facts, zoning standards, or planning conclusions here.
Keep this skill narrow:
- Find official URLs
- Rank source authority
- Record access issues and fallback routes
- Hand off to
parcel-zoning-research
Use when
- A new site-feasibility project has started
- The project has an address, parcel ID, or municipality but no trusted source inventory
- An upstream agent needs a
source_bundle.json
Do not use when
- Zoning, Official Plan, or overlay facts have already been extracted
- The task is to interpret policy, assess feasibility, or write the final report
- The task is Toronto-only zoning extraction from known datasets; route that to
parcel-zoning-research
Inputs
{
"project_id": "uuid",
"jurisdiction": "Toronto",
"address_input": "123 Main St, Toronto ON",
"parcel_id": null,
"project_type": "multiplex",
"research_scope": "core | expanded"
}
Required fields:
jurisdiction- One of
address_input or parcel_id
Optional fields:
