What problem does it solve?
Converting technical project materials (code, models, evaluation metrics) from a weather element single-station forecast system into a formal academic report that meets provincial natural science foundation standards is time-consuming and error-prone, especially around formatting rules and academic tone.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Report Generation: Organizes project documents, model files, and evaluation results into a complete report with abstract, background, methods, experiments, and conclusions following provincial fund structure.
- Format Compliance: Enforces Chinese academic formatting rules (fonts, heading hierarchy, line spacing, GB/T 7714-2015 references) and outputs a DOCX document via the host docx skill.
- Meteorological Evaluation Guidance: Provides reference material on forecast metrics (MAE, RMSE, TS, ETS, POD, FAR) matched to weather elements like wind speed, visibility, and rainfall.
- Use Case: After finishing a wind speed forecast model built with Claude Code + OpenSpec, feed the README, evaluation JSON, and training logs to produce a submission-ready closing report without fabricating any experimental numbers.
Quick Start
Use the weather-forecast-report skill to turn my wind speed forecast project documents and evaluation results into a provincial natural science fund closing report.