Weather Query Assistant

Problem

City weather, temperature, rain, and clothing advice are often scattered across pages, apps, and chats. Engineers need stable fields, not ad-heavy results. This skill compresses common life-service queries into a parsable return set: current temperature, felt temperature, conditions, wind, and clothing tips. It is useful for scripts, chatbots, or lightweight dashboards that need quick values.

How It Works

When input matches intents such as "weather in a city", "how many degrees", or "will it rain", the skill calls a web search tool, extracts information from live weather sources, and returns a fixed order. Core capabilities include:
- Intent detection: locate the city name and weather intent
- Field extraction: return current and felt temperatures
- Condition mapping: provide sunny, cloudy, rainy, and similar states
- Wind summary: provide wind strength and direction
- Advice generation: output simple clothing suggestions

Limits

This skill targets lightweight current-weather queries, not long-range forecasts, minute-level precipitation, air quality, or hazard alerts. Results may be incomplete when city names are ambiguous, multilingual names conflict, or live sources are unavailable. For automated pipelines, keep city and fallback fields so a single query is not treated as authoritative meteorological data.