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Create charts, choropleth maps, and locator maps via the Datawrapper API. Use this skill whenever the user wants to publish a visualization on Datawrapper, create an interactive chart or map from data, generate a PNG/embed from Datawrapper, or use the Datawrapper REST API. Triggers on: "create a map with datawrapper", "publish a chart on datawrapper", "choropleth map", "locator map datawrapper", "export PNG from datawrapper", and any request involving creating or configuring Datawrapper charts/maps programmatically. Also triggers for Italian variants: "mappa coropletica datawrapper", "crea grafico datawrapper", "mappa datawrapper".

Guides users step by step in drafting a formal complaint (segnalazione) to Italy's Digital Civic Defender (Difensore Civico per il Digitale, DCD) at AGID for violations of the CAD (Codice dell'Amministrazione Digitale) or other digitalization norms by public administrations. Use this skill whenever someone wants to: report an Italian PA to AGID; write to the Difensore Civico per il Digitale; complain about open data violations, non-machine-readable public data, inaccessible PA portals, missing or restrictive licenses on public data, captchas blocking automated access, unanswered data reuse requests (D.Lgs. 36/2006 art. 5), failure to publish mandatory High Value Datasets (HVD, Reg. (UE) 2023/138), or a prior DCD complaint that got no response. Trigger even if the user does not name the skill — any Italian digital-rights complaint targeting a PA is a candidate.

Generate PNG images for online communication — social media, carousels, infographics, posts — using Typst. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create slides, cards, visual posts or any digital graphic content, even if they don't explicitly mention Typst. The skill drives an interview about brand materials (logo, palette, fonts, DESIGN.md), proposes the formats best suited to the context (Instagram 1:1, Stories 9:16, LinkedIn 16:9, etc.) and produces ready-to-use PNGs.

Guide users monitoring Italian public procurement to extract detailed information from lists of CUP (Codice Unico di Progetto) and CIG (Codice Identificativo Gara). Use when the user wants to look up project metadata, financial status, or tender details for Italian public contracts.

Query OpenAlex API from the command line with curl and jq for publication discovery, filtering, sorting, pagination, and PDF availability checks. Use when searching scholarly works/authors/sources, building or debugging OpenAlex queries, extracting results, or downloading available PDFs using OPENALEX_API_KEY.

Query the IPA registry (Italian Public Administration digital domiciles index) on behalf of an Italian citizen. USE THIS SKILL whenever the user wants to: find the PEC (certified email) of a public body, look up contacts for a municipality/ministry/agency/public entity, find the recipient code for an electronic invoice to a PA, verify whether an email address officially belongs to a PA, find internal offices of an entity, search for information on INPS, INAIL, Agenzia delle Entrate, Comune, Regione, Prefettura or any Italian PA body. Explicit triggers: "PEC di", "contatti di", "fattura alla PA", "codice SDI PA", "codice IPA", "dove scrivo a", "domicilio digitale", "uffici di", "email ufficiale PA".

Comprehensive open data quality validator for two audiences: data analysts who need to assess whether a dataset is ready to use, and public administrations who want to self-evaluate their published data. Automatically adapts based on input type: (A) local CSV file only — performs file-level structural and content checks; (B) CKAN/open data portal dataset — adds metadata completeness, resource accessibility, URL reachability, and DCAT-AP compliance (supports all national profiles: DCAT-AP 2.x baseline, IT, BE, NL, DE, FR, UK, ES, and others). Always use this skill when the user mentions: data quality, validate dataset, check CSV, open data compliance, metadata audit, CKAN dataset review, "is this data usable?", or whenever a CSV file or CKAN dataset ID/URL is provided for quality assessment. Produces severity-ranked reports (blocker / major / minor) with concrete fixes, quality score, and a plain-language summary for non-technical stakeholders.

MCP server for exploring CKAN-based open data portals (dati.gov.it, data.gov, data.gov.uk, open.canada.ca, demo.ckan.org, and any other CKAN instance). Also covers data.europa.eu via its REST API (not CKAN). Use this skill whenever the user: asks about open data, public datasets, or data portals; mentions a country, region, or city in relation to data or statistics; asks about government transparency, public records, or official publications; asks "where can I find data on X", "are there datasets about Y", or "what data does organization Z publish"; needs to search, filter, explore, or analyze any open data catalog; or mentions a known portal by name or URL.

Performs exploratory data analysis (EDA) on datasets from CKAN portals and CSV files. Use when analyzing datasets, checking data quality, exploring CSV files, or when the user asks to examine, analyze, or validate data.

Query Italian Parliament open data from the command line (italianparliament CLI). Use when the user wants to run shell pipelines, export CSV/JSONL, or script analysis over deputies, senators, bills, votes, speeches, and groups.

Query Italian Parliament open data (Camera dei Deputati and Senato della Repubblica) via MCP tools. Use when a user asks about Italian MPs, bills, votes, speeches, parliamentary groups, government members, or oversight acts. Designed for conversational use in Claude Desktop or Claude Code with the italianparliament-mcp server configured.

Guided, interactive exploration of statistical data via SDMX providers (Eurostat, OECD, ECB, World Bank, ISTAT, and others) using the opensdmx CLI. Use this skill whenever the user asks ANY question about statistics or data that could be answered with SDMX data — even if they don't mention SDMX, Eurostat, or any provider by name. Topics include demographics, economy, employment, births, deaths, population, prices, trade, health, agriculture, GDP, inflation, unemployment, fertility rates, migration, energy, education, poverty, housing, and any other statistical topic. Also use it when the user mentions a dataflow ID. Trigger for implicit questions like "how many births were there in Italy last year?" or "I need EU unemployment data by age group". Guides the user step by step: discovers datasets, proposes the most meaningful candidates, explores the schema using real constraints (not codelists), explains the dataset structure, and invites the user to make informed filter choices before fetching any data.

Workflow guide for querying Italian ISTAT statistical data via this MCP server. Use this skill whenever working with ISTAT data, SDMX dataflows, Italian statistics, regional/provincial data, unemployment, population, GDP, agriculture, or any other ISTAT dataset. Guides the discover -> constraints -> data workflow step by step. Also supports URL-only mode: generates download URLs without fetching data, keeping the LLM context lightweight. Use when the user asks for a download link/URL.

Guided coordinate conversion between Italian reference systems via the official IGM Verto Online service, using the openverto CLI. Use this skill whenever the user needs to transform, reproject, or identify the CRS of coordinates in Italy — even if they don't mention IGM, Verto, or EPSG by name. Triggers include: converting points between Gauss-Boaga, UTM-ED50, IGM95, RDN2008/ETRF2000 or geographic datums (Roma40, ED50, ETRS89); reprojecting a CSV or GeoJSON of Italian coordinates; "what CRS is this file?"; coordinates that "land in the sea" or far away (wrong EPSG / swapped axes); certifying a datum chain is lossless before publishing open data. Guides the user step by step: identify the source system, pick a valid target (different datum), convert, and verify coverage and precision.

Esplora e interroga il SITUAS (Sistema Informativo Territoriale delle Unità Amministrative e Statistiche, ISTAT) tramite la CLI `opensituas`. Usa questa skill per ottenere elenchi e dati di unità territoriali (ripartizioni, regioni, province/uts, comuni, sistemi locali del lavoro) a una certa data, oppure la storia delle variazioni e i codici Istat di un'unità.

Esplorazione guidata del Repertorio Nazionale dei Dati Territoriali (RNDT) tramite la CLI openrndt. Usa questa skill ogni volta che l'utente cerca dati geografici, cartografici o territoriali italiani — anche se non menziona esplicitamente RNDT, geoportale o metadati. Coprono: catasto, cartografia di base, uso del suolo, idrografia, trasporti, ambiente, servizi WMS/WFS regionali e nazionali, dati INSPIRE, dataset ISTAT georeferenziati, dati di enti come Agenzia delle Entrate, ISPRA, regioni, comuni, autorità di bacino. La skill guida l'utente passo passo: scopre le codelist disponibili, esegue ricerche con filtri progressivi, recupera il dettaglio del metadato e segnala le risorse scaricabili (WMS, WFS, download diretto).