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Get the user's current GPS location. Auto-detects the best backend for the host OS: macOS → corelocationcli (CoreLocation — cell / WiFi / GPS) Linux → gdbus + geoclue2 (kernel-driver / WiFi / Mozilla MLS) fallback → IP geolocation (ipapi.co — city-level only) Returns coordinates / address / city / full details — request what you need with the `format` arg. When to use this vs the {{location}} system prompt context: - {{location}} is set from $KINCLAW_LOCATION env var — "where the user generally is" (home / office). Static, free, always available. - This skill reads the OS location service in real time — "where the user is right NOW". Use when user might be traveling / driving / out, or when meter-level precision matters. First invocation prompts for permission (macOS Location Services / Linux Geoclue per-app authorization through xdg-desktop-portal). Grant it for whichever process kinclaw runs in. First-time setup: macOS: brew install corelocationcli Linux: apt install

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name	location
description	Get the user's current GPS location. Auto-detects the best backend for the host OS: macOS → corelocationcli (CoreLocation — cell / WiFi / GPS) Linux → gdbus + geoclue2 (kernel-driver / WiFi / Mozilla MLS) fallback → IP geolocation (ipapi.co — city-level only) Returns coordinates / address / city / full details — request what you need with the `format` arg. When to use this vs the {{location}} system prompt context: - {{location}} is set from $KINCLAW_LOCATION env var — "where the user generally is" (home / office). Static, free, always available. - This skill reads the OS location service in real time — "where the user is right NOW". Use when user might be traveling / driving / out, or when meter-level precision matters. First invocation prompts for permission (macOS Location Services / Linux Geoclue per-app authorization through xdg-desktop-portal). Grant it for whichever process kinclaw runs in. First-time setup: macOS: brew install corelocationcli Linux: apt install geoclue-2.0 jq curl # or pacman -S / dnf install (gdbus ships with glib2 — already present on every desktop Linux)
command	["sh","-c","FORMAT=\"$1\"\n[ \"$FORMAT\" = \"\" ] && FORMAT=\"coords\"\n\n# ──── Backend detection ────────────────────────────────────────\n# Prefer corelocationcli on macOS (CoreLocation is the most accurate\n# and lowest-latency option there). Linux uses geoclue2 via gdbus\n# (universal — ships with glib2). IP fallback is last resort for\n# both, useful for servers / CI / Pi without GPS hardware.\n\nOS=$(uname -s)\nBACKEND=\"\"\nif [ \"$OS\" = \"Darwin\" ] && command -v corelocationcli >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n BACKEND=\"corelocationcli\"\nelif [ \"$OS\" = \"Linux\" ] && command -v gdbus >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n BACKEND=\"geoclue\"\nelif command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n BACKEND=\"ip\"\nelse\n echo \"no location backend available\" >&2\n case \"$OS\" in\n Darwin) echo \" install: brew install corelocationcli\" >&2 ;;\n Linux) echo \" install: apt install geoclue-2.0 jq curl\" >&2 ;;\n esac\n exit 1\nfi\n\n# ──── Backend: corelocationcli (macOS) ─────────────────────────\nif [ \"$BACKEND\" = \"corelocationcli\" ]; then\n case \"$FORMAT\" in\n coords)\n LL=$(corelocationcli -once -format \"%latitude,%longitude\")\n printf 'GPS coordinates (lat,lon): %s\\n' \"$LL\"\n ;;\n address)\n ADDR=$(corelocationcli -once -format \"%address\")\n printf 'GPS address: %s\\n' \"$ADDR\"\n ;;\n city)\n CITY=$(corelocationcli -once -format \"%locality\")\n printf 'GPS city: %s\\n' \"$CITY\"\n ;;\n full)\n printf 'GPS (full reading from CoreLocation):\\n'\n corelocationcli -once\n ;;\n )\n echo \"unknown format: $FORMAT (expected: coords \| address \| city \| full)\" >&2\n exit 1\n ;;\n esac\n exit 0\nfi\n\n# ──── Backend: geoclue2 via gdbus (Linux) ──────────────────────\n# Geoclue2 D-Bus dance:\n# 1) Manager.GetClient → client object path\n# 2) Set DesktopId + RequestedAccuracyLevel on the client\n# 3) Client.Start → triggers actual fix\n# 4) Read Location property → returns location object path\n# 5) Read Latitude / Longitude / Description from location object\n# 6) Client.Stop → release the resource\nif [ \"$BACKEND\" = \"geoclue\" ]; then\n gdbus_call() {\n gdbus call --system --dest org.freedesktop.GeoClue2 \"$@\" 2>/dev/null\n }\n\n # 1) Create a Client\n CLIENT_OUT=$(gdbus_call --object-path /org/freedesktop/GeoClue2/Manager \\\n --method org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Manager.GetClient)\n if [ -z \"$CLIENT_OUT\" ]; then\n echo \"Geoclue2 not running. Start with: systemctl --user start geoclue.service\" >&2\n echo \"Falling back to IP geolocation...\" >&2\n BACKEND=\"ip\"\n else\n CLIENT_PATH=$(printf '%s' \"$CLIENT_OUT\" \| sed -n \"s\|.'\\\$/org/freedesktop/GeoClue2/Client/[^']\\\$'.\|\\\\1\|p\")\n if [ -z \"$CLIENT_PATH\" ]; then\n echo \"Geoclue2: couldn't parse client path from: $CLIENT_OUT\" >&2\n BACKEND=\"ip\"\n fi\n fi\n\n if [ \"$BACKEND\" = \"geoclue\" ]; then\n # 2) Set DesktopId (required for newer geoclue) + accuracy 8 = exact\n gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Set \\\n org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client DesktopId '<\"kinclaw\">' >/dev/null\n\n gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Set \\\n org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client RequestedAccuracyLevel '<uint32 8>' >/dev/null\n\n # 3) Start\n gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client.Start >/dev/null\n\n # 4) Poll for Location property (up to ~10s)\n LOC_PATH=\"\"\n for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10; do\n LP_OUT=$(gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get \\\n org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client Location)\n LOC_PATH=$(printf '%s' \"$LP_OUT\" \| sed -n \"s\|.'\\\$/org/freedesktop/GeoClue2/Client/[^']Location[^']\\\$'.\|\\\\1\|p\")\n [ -n \"$LOC_PATH\" ] && [ \"$LOC_PATH\" != \"/\" ] && break\n sleep 1\n done\n\n if [ -z \"$LOC_PATH\" ] \|\| [ \"$LOC_PATH\" = \"/\" ]; then\n # 6) Cleanup\n gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client.Stop >/dev/null\n echo \"Geoclue2 didn't return a fix within 10s — agent may need to grant permission via xdg-desktop-portal dialog.\" >&2\n echo \"Falling back to IP geolocation...\" >&2\n BACKEND=\"ip\"\n else\n # 5) Read Latitude / Longitude / Description\n read_prop() {\n local prop=\"$1\"\n local out\n out=$(gdbus_call --object-path \"$LOC_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get \\\n org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Location \"$prop\")\n # Strip the variant wrapper: \"(<value>,)\" → \"value\"\n printf '%s' \"$out\" \| sed -E \"s/^\\\$<(.)>,?\\\$\\$/\\\\1/\" \| sed -E \"s/^'(.)'\\$/\\\\1/\"\n }\n LAT=$(read_prop Latitude)\n LON=$(read_prop Longitude)\n ALT=$(read_prop Altitude)\n ACC=$(read_prop Accuracy)\n DESCR=$(read_prop Description)\n\n # Cleanup\n gdbus_call --object-path \"$CLIENT_PATH\" \\\n --method org.freedesktop.GeoClue2.Client.Stop >/dev/null\n\n case \"$FORMAT\" in\n coords)\n printf 'GPS coordinates (lat,lon): %s,%s\\n' \"$LAT\" \"$LON\"\n ;;\n address\|city)\n # Geoclue doesn't reverse-geocode; query Nominatim (OpenStreetMap).\n if command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n NOM=$(curl -sS --max-time 5 \\\n -H 'User-Agent: KinClaw/1.0 (https://localkin.dev)' \\\n \"https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/reverse?lat=$LAT&lon=$LON&format=json\")\n if [ \"$FORMAT\" = \"address\" ]; then\n ADDR=$(printf '%s' \"$NOM\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"display_name\":\"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n printf 'GPS address: %s\\n' \"${ADDR:-(reverse geocode failed)}\"\n else\n CITY=$(printf '%s' \"$NOM\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"city\":\"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n [ -z \"$CITY\" ] && CITY=$(printf '%s' \"$NOM\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"town\":\"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n [ -z \"$CITY\" ] && CITY=$(printf '%s' \"$NOM\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"village\":\"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n printf 'GPS city: %s\\n' \"${CITY:-(reverse geocode failed)}\"\n fi\n else\n echo \"curl not installed — can't reverse-geocode. Coords: $LAT,$LON\" >&2\n exit 1\n fi\n ;;\n full)\n printf 'GPS (Geoclue2):\\n'\n printf ' latitude: %s\\n' \"$LAT\"\n printf ' longitude: %s\\n' \"$LON\"\n printf ' altitude: %s\\n' \"$ALT\"\n printf ' accuracy_m: %s\\n' \"$ACC\"\n printf ' description: %s\\n' \"$DESCR\"\n ;;\n )\n echo \"unknown format: $FORMAT (expected: coords \| address \| city \| full)\" >&2\n exit 1\n ;;\n esac\n exit 0\n fi\n fi\nfi\n\n# ──── Backend: IP geolocation (last resort) ────────────────────\n# Useful for servers / CI / Pi without GPS. Accuracy: city-level only.\nif [ \"$BACKEND\" = \"ip\" ]; then\n JSON=$(curl -sS --max-time 5 https://ipapi.co/json)\n if [ -z \"$JSON\" ]; then\n echo \"IP geolocation failed (no network?)\" >&2\n exit 1\n fi\n LAT=$(printf '%s' \"$JSON\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"latitude\": ([^,]+)./\\1/p')\n LON=$(printf '%s' \"$JSON\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"longitude\": ([^,]+)./\\1/p')\n CITY=$(printf '%s' \"$JSON\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"city\": \"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n REGION=$(printf '%s' \"$JSON\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"region\": \"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n COUNTRY=$(printf '%s' \"$JSON\" \| sed -nE 's/.\"country_name\": \"([^\"]+)\"./\\1/p')\n\n case \"$FORMAT\" in\n coords)\n printf 'GPS coordinates (lat,lon, via IP geolocation — city-level accuracy): %s,%s\\n' \"$LAT\" \"$LON\"\n ;;\n address)\n printf 'GPS address (via IP — city-level only): %s, %s, %s\\n' \"$CITY\" \"$REGION\" \"$COUNTRY\"\n ;;\n city)\n printf 'GPS city (via IP): %s\\n' \"$CITY\"\n ;;\n full)\n printf 'GPS (full reading via IP geolocation — city-level accuracy):\\n'\n printf ' latitude: %s\\n' \"$LAT\"\n printf ' longitude: %s\\n' \"$LON\"\n printf ' city: %s\\n' \"$CITY\"\n printf ' region: %s\\n' \"$REGION\"\n printf ' country: %s\\n' \"$COUNTRY\"\n ;;\n *)\n echo \"unknown format: $FORMAT (expected: coords \| address \| city \| full)\" >&2\n exit 1\n ;;\n esac\n exit 0\nfi\n","_"]
args	["{{format}}"]
schema	{"format":{"type":"string","description":"Output shape:\n coords - \"37.7749,-122.4194\" (default; lat,lon)\n address - reverse-geocoded street address\n city - locality name only\n full - all available fields (lat / lon / altitude / accuracy / address / time)\n"}}
timeout	20

location — real-time GPS, cross-platform

Auto-detected backend per OS:

OS	Backend	Accuracy	Permission
macOS	`corelocationcli` (CoreLocation)	cell / WiFi / GPS (meter-level)	System Settings → Privacy & Security → Location
Linux	`gdbus` + Geoclue2	WiFi / Mozilla MLS / kernel-DRM	xdg-desktop-portal dialog (per-app)
any	`curl ipapi.co` fallback	city-level only	none (uses your IP)

Two-tier location story for KinClaw:

Layer	Where	When to use
`{{location}}` substitution	Soul prompt, from `$KINCLAW_LOCATION` env	Persistent context — "user lives in Beijing"
`location` skill (this)	Tool call to OS location service	Real-time GPS — "user is at $current_lat,$lon"

The skill is opt-in: not installed → clear error message + install hint. Already installed → uses the OS's actual location services.

Privacy

macOS: triggers Apple's standard Location Services permission flow. macOS asks ONCE per process; subsequent calls reuse the grant. Revoke via System Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services.
Linux: Geoclue2 uses xdg-desktop-portal for permission. On GNOME / KDE it prompts via the portal dialog; on Sway/i3 the dialog may not appear (in which case grant via gnome-control-center privacy once).
IP fallback: no permission needed because no GPS hardware is queried — ipapi.co geolocates your public IP. City-level only.

Usage

location                       → "37.7749,-122.4194"
location format=address        → "1 Apple Park Way, Cupertino, CA"
location format=city           → "Cupertino"
location format=full           → multi-line: lat/lon/alt/accuracy/...

The backend is auto-selected at invocation time; the agent doesn't need to know whether it's running on macOS or Linux.

Linux setup (one-time)

# Debian / Ubuntu
sudo apt install geoclue-2.0 curl

# Fedora
sudo dnf install geoclue2 curl

# Arch
sudo pacman -S geoclue curl

# Verify geoclue is running
systemctl --user status geoclue.service  # may be system-wide, try without --user too

If Geoclue2 doesn't return a fix within 10 seconds (often the case on servers / Pi without WiFi positioning), the skill auto-falls-back to IP geolocation. Forge a derivative skill if you want different fallback behavior (e.g. cache last good fix, exponential retry).