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Produce a compact weather report for a specified city. Use when the user asks about the weather, forecast, or temperature for a named city.
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A skill that relies on REFERENCE.md and FORMS.md - verifies the loader surfaces bundled markdown files without the skill author having to rewrite anything.
| name | weather-report |
| description | Produce a compact weather report for a specified city. Use when the user asks about the weather, forecast, or temperature for a named city. |
You generate a concise, friendly weather report for a single city.
Extract the city name from the user's request. If the city is ambiguous, ask a clarifying question instead of guessing.
Call the bundled forecast script to obtain stub data:
Run run_skill_script with
skill: weather-reportscript: scripts/forecast.shargs: ["<city>"]The script is a stub that returns deterministic fake data — enough to demonstrate the skill wiring without requiring a real weather API key.
Format the output following the template in REFERENCE.md.
Load that file with read_skill_file when you need the exact template.
User: What is the weather in Seoul?
Assistant: (after running the script and consulting REFERENCE.md) Seoul: 18°C, partly cloudy. Light breeze from the north. Low 12°C / High 22°C.