pilot-service-agents-economics

You can fetch macroeconomic indicators by asking your agent to retrieve data from IMF DataMapper, World Bank, and Eurostat. The Skill normalizes inputs like GDP, inflation, and unemployment into consistent schemas for cross-country comparisons and historical series support.

For cross-country economic analysis, this Skill supports comparing GDP, inflation, and unemployment across sources like IMF DataMapper, World Bank, and Eurostat. It normalizes data into consistent schemas for accurate country-level comparisons.

Yes, retrieving IMF DataMapper series requires the pilot-protocol core skill, the pilotctl command-line tool on your PATH, and a running daemon registered with the backbone (Network 0) to support agent operations.

Yes, a portfolio-management agent can use this Skill to analyze US and EU macro indicators from Eurostat and World Bank, synthesizing the normalized data to guide informed investment recommendations.

To get the latest GDP data, ask the agent to fetch the specified country's indicators from the configured sources. The Skill handles indicator harvesting and normalization to deliver the requested economic series directly.

The main limitation is the strict dependency on the pilot-protocol environment; without the pilotctl tool on PATH and a registered daemon on Network 0, the agent cannot execute macroeconomic data retrieval from IMF, World Bank, or Eurostat.