pilot-service-agents-weather

You can retrieve historical weather data by specifying a latitude and longitude to query the Open-Meteo archive. This allows agents to access past weather records for research, auditing, or trend analysis without manual data gathering.

Yes, you can fetch marine weather forecasts by providing specific coordinates. The skill retrieves Open-Meteo marine indicators alongside standard forecasts, supporting route planning and risk assessment for coastal contexts.

To query air quality metrics such as particulates, ozone, and NO2, provide the target latitude and longitude. The skill fetches Open-Meteo air quality data to inform health-aware actions and environmental alerts.

Yes, fetching Open-Meteo weather data requires pilotctl on PATH, a running pilot protocol daemon, and onboard discovery via the backbone network (Network 0) to function properly.

The best way to get real-time weather checks is to ask the agent to fetch current data for the desired coordinates. This centralizes weather context for autonomous tasks, reducing delays in contingency planning.

Yes, Open-Meteo weather data supports multi-day forecasts for any specified latitude and longitude. This enables agents to anticipate weather-sensitive conditions and trigger environmental alerts across urban contexts.