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xby-oecd-search

Web Tools Updated 2026.09.02

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-oecd-search

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install xby-skill/xby-oecd-search in your terminal to install this plugin; the full source is at https://github.com/xby-skill/xby-oecd-search .

About this plugin

When an AI assistant needs to answer questions about macroeconomic indicators, public health statistics, or education data, it often lacks direct access to a reliable primary source. xby-oecd-search closes that gap by wiring the OECD official SDMX API into your chat interface, giving the model instant access to datasets spanning 17 categories across economy, health, education, environment, and beyond—so it can cite traceable, authoritative figures instead of vague recollections.

The plugin exposes a full toolchain: keyword search over datasets and specific indicators (inflation, GDP, unemployment, and beyond), browsing of popular datasets per category, inspection of a dataset's dimensional structure and valid values, and finally filtered data queries. Results default to the most recent 100 observations to protect the context window, while custom time ranges, filters, or observation caps let you safely handle massive datasets like SOCX_AGG with 70,000+ rows. A one-click Data Explorer URL generator also hands users a visual link to dig deeper in their browser.

If you are building AI conversations for policy research, macro analysis, or public-health topics—or simply want your chatbot to quote OECD official data rather than second-hand summaries—this plugin drops in with minimal friction: grab an API key, set it in chat once, and start querying. No separate deployment or infrastructure required.

Use Cases

  • AI assistants cite OECD official figures when answering macroeconomic questions
  • Researchers quickly look up historical indicator values filtered by country and period
  • Chatbots browse datasets by category and generate OECD Data Explorer links

Best For

  • Developers building AI applications for policy research or macro analysis
  • Teams whose chatbots need to cite authoritative statistical data
  • Developers working on economy, health, and education data applications