| name | london-weather-outfit |
| description | Fetch the current weather in London and recommend what to wear. Use this whenever the user asks about London weather, what to wear in London, whether they need a coat or umbrella in London, or is heading out in London and wants a clothing recommendation — even if they don't explicitly say "weather skill." |
London Weather Outfit
Get the current London weather and turn it into a concrete clothing recommendation.
Steps
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Fetch current conditions for London, UK using WebFetch or WebSearch.
- Good source:
https://wttr.in/London?format=j1 (JSON, no key needed).
- Pull temperature (°C), feels-like, precipitation/chance of rain, and wind.
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Map conditions to an outfit. Use judgment, but roughly:
- < 5°C → heavy coat, scarf, gloves.
- 5–12°C → warm jacket or coat, layers.
- 12–18°C → light jacket or jumper.
- 18–24°C → long sleeves or t-shirt.
- > 24°C → t-shirt, light clothing.
- Rain or high chance → always add umbrella + waterproof.
- Windy (> 25 km/h) → windproof layer, skip the umbrella (it'll flip).
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Report back: one line of current conditions, then the recommendation.
Output format
🌦️ London now: <temp>°C (feels <feels>°C), <conditions>, <rain>% rain
👕 Wear: <concrete recommendation>
Keep it short and actionable — the user is probably about to walk out the door.