Daily Weather Broadcast

Document-based periodic broadcast workflow

This skill addresses a concrete office workflow: extracting key information from a set of fixed Kingsoft Docs files every day and turning it into a readable broadcast. Manual extraction tends to be repetitive, easy to miss, and inconsistent in format. It does not treat weather querying as the core capability; instead, it uses existing online documents as the source and relies on kdocs-cli to locate, read, summarize, and write documents.

Capabilities and flow

• File locating: use search_files by keyword, type, and pagination to obtain file_id and drive_id.
• Reading and extraction: use read_file to read .otl, .docx, .xlsx, .pdf, and other supported content, such as weather logs, duty tables, or project notes.
• Summarizing and writing: extract key fields from a fixed template, generate a daily summary, and write it to a new or existing document.
• Safety constraints: confirm high-risk operations such as write, delete, and share before execution; for large content, generate JSON via scripts instead of expanding Base64 in chat.

Boundaries

It fits office document organization, periodic reading and broadcasting, and search-read-summarize workflows. It is not a real-time weather API, meteorological forecast engine, or push automation without a document source. Before use, verify document access, supported suffixes, and version compatibility between the CLI and the skill.