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weather-lookup
// Look up current weather conditions for a city. Use when users ask about weather, temperature, or forecast for a location.
// Look up current weather conditions for a city. Use when users ask about weather, temperature, or forecast for a location.
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| name | weather-lookup |
| description | Look up current weather conditions for a city. Use when users ask about weather, temperature, or forecast for a location. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Return a simulated weather report when invoked.