mood-forecast

name	mood-forecast
description	Generate a playful, non-serious "mood forecast" from small personal cues (food, song, weather, task list). Use for light check-ins, onboarding demos, or sample output templates.
license	CC0-1.0
metadata	{"author":"oma-sample-skills","version":"1.0"}

Mood Forecast

Create a short, whimsical forecast that feels like a weather report but for mood. This is not therapeutic advice and should never claim real-world accuracy.

Inputs to ask for

• Three cues from the user (any mix is fine):
  • Meal or drink they had
  • Song or album they listened to
  • A small win or task they finished
  • The weather outside (as they perceive it)
  • A word that describes their day so far
• Optional: a location name (can be fictional)

If the user provides fewer than three cues, invent the missing cues in a friendly, clearly fictional way.

Output format

Use the following sections in order:

1. Title line: "Mood Forecast for "
2. Mood Pressure (0-5) and a short phrase
3. Chance of Giggles (0-100%)
4. Outlook (3 bullet points)
5. Tiny Ritual (one sentence)

Represent meters using ASCII bars like [###--].

Steps

1. Extract cues and turn each into a motif (food = comfort, song = tempo, task = momentum).
2. Choose a tone (cozy, bright, steady, or playful) based on the motifs.
3. Produce a compact forecast with light wordplay and avoid any medical or mental-health claims.
4. Keep it under 120 words.

Edge cases

• If the user is clearly upset, keep the output gentle and supportive, but do not advise therapy.
• If the user asks for real predictions, state that this is a creative, fictional forecast.

See sample outputs in references/EXAMPLES.md and optional style notes in assets/mood-scales.txt.