USMetrics

Aggregate and analyze 68 US economic indicators from government APIs.

1|Updated Mar 11, 2026
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Skill: USMetrics
Source: https://github.com/BishopCodes/OpenPAI/tree/main/skills/USMetrics
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BishopCodes/OpenPAI --skill usmetrics-bishopcodes

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a comprehensive analysis of US economic and social indicators, helping users understand the current economic climate, track trends, and identify potential risks or opportunities.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Data Aggregation: Fetches data from multiple government APIs (FRED, EIA, Treasury, BLS, Census).
  • Trend Analysis: Analyzes 10-year, 5-year, 2-year, and 1-year trends for key economic metrics.
  • Cross-Metric Correlation: Identifies relationships between different economic indicators (e.g., inflation and employment).
  • Pattern Detection: Highlights historical extremes, momentum shifts, and potential divergences.
  • Use Case: A user can ask "How is the US economy doing?" and receive a detailed, up-to-date report covering GDP, inflation, unemployment, housing, and more, along with actionable insights.

Quick Start

Use the USMetrics skill to get a current overview of the US economy.

Frequently Asked Questions about USMetrics

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze US economic indicators across multiple government data sources?

To analyze US economic indicators, you can aggregate data from FRED, EIA, Treasury, BLS, and Census APIs. This Skill fetches 68 metrics and provides multi-timeframe trend analysis, cross-metric correlation, and pattern detection to help you understand the economic climate.

Do I need API keys to fetch live economic data for trend analysis?

Yes, fetching live economic data requires API keys for FRED and EIA. These keys are necessary to authenticate requests and retrieve the 68 US economic and social indicators used for multi-timeframe trend analysis and pattern detection.

What is cross-metric correlation for economic indicators and how does it work?

Cross-metric correlation identifies relationships between different economic indicators, such as inflation and employment. By analyzing aggregated data from multiple government APIs, it detects historical extremes, momentum shifts, and potential divergences across 1-year to 10-year timeframes.

Can I detect momentum shifts and historical extremes in US economic data?

Yes, you can detect momentum shifts and historical extremes in US economic data. The pattern detection feature analyzes 68 US economic and social indicators across 10-year, 5-year, 2-year, and 1-year trends to highlight potential divergences and actionable insights.

What is the best way to get a current overview of the US economy using FRED and BLS data?

The best way to get a current overview of the US economy is to aggregate metrics from FRED, BLS, Treasury, EIA, and Census APIs. This approach compiles a detailed report covering GDP, inflation, unemployment, and housing, along with research recommendations.

Are there limitations when using government APIs for multi-timeframe trend analysis?

A primary limitation of multi-timeframe trend analysis is the dependency on live data fetching, which requires valid API keys for FRED and EIA. Without these keys, the Skill cannot retrieve the 68 economic and social indicators needed for cross-metric correlation.