How do I install the Weather Report skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add thebigyovadiaz/weather-report in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Weather Report safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Weather Report?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Weather Report free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free, and the skill stays under its author's original license.

Who published Weather Report?

thebigyovadiaz (@thebigyovadiaz) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Weather Report by thebigyovadiaz — Agent Skill

Name: Weather Report
Author: thebigyovadiaz

Weather Report

Formats raw weather data (current conditions + forecast, e.g. from Open-Meteo) into a markdown report and a standalone HTML report, in the same language the report was requested in, saves both to reports/, and summarizes in chat. Use when asked to write, format, or save a weather report from data that's already been fetched.

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Weather report formatter

Expect raw weather data as input: a location name/country, current conditions (temperature, humidity, wind, weather code), and a multi-day forecast (date, weather code, high/low temps).
Detect the report's language from how it was requested (the user's own words in this conversation). If it's ambiguous or mixed, default to Spanish.
Translate any WMO weather codes using the table in reference.md (given in English) into the detected language before writing the report — never show a raw numeric code, and never leave a description in a different language than the rest of the report.
Translate every heading and label in both templates in reference.md into the detected language too — they're written in English there as the canonical version to translate from, not as fixed output text. Set the HTML template's lang attribute to the matching BCP 47 code (e.g. es, en).
Build a filename base from the location and the current local date and time (24-hour clock): weather-<location-slug>-<YYYY-MM-DD>-<HHmm> (e.g. weather-santiago-2026-09-07-1432). Using time, not just date, means running the report twice in a day never overwrites the first run.
Save TWO files to reports/ (create it if it doesn't exist), one per template in reference.md, both in the detected language:
- <base>.md — the markdown report
- <base>.html — a standalone, self-contained HTML report (inline CSS, no external requests) with the same content
Print the same summary in the chat reply too, in the same language — current conditions and the 3-day forecast — so the reader doesn't have to open either file for the headline numbers.
If a required value is missing (e.g. no forecast data), say so rather than inventing a plausible-looking number.

---name: weather-reportdescription: Formats raw weather data (current conditions + forecast, e.g. from Open-Meteo) into a markdown report and a standalone HTML report, in the same language the report was requested in, saves both to reports/, and summarizes in chat. Use when asked to write, format, or save a weather report from data that's already been fetched.---# Weather report formatter1. Expect raw weather data as input: a location name/country, current conditions (temperature, humidity, wind, weather code), and a multi-day forecast (date, weather code, high/low temps).2. Detect the report's language from how it was requested (the user's own words in this conversation). If it's ambiguous or mixed, default to Spanish.3. Translate any WMO weather codes using the table in `reference.md` (given in English) into the detected language before writing the report — never show a raw numeric code, and never leave a description in a different language than the rest of the report.4. Translate every heading and label in both templates in `reference.md` into the detected language too — they're written in English there as the canonical version to translate from, not as fixed output text. Set the HTML template's `lang` attribute to the matching BCP 47 code (e.g. `es`, `en`).5. Build a filename base from the location and the current local date and time (24-hour clock): `weather-<location-slug>-<YYYY-MM-DD>-<HHmm>` (e.g. `weather-santiago-2026-09-07-1432`). Using time, not just date, means running the report twice in a day never overwrites the first run.6. Save TWO files to `reports/` (create it if it doesn't exist), one per template in `reference.md`, both in the detected language: - `<base>.md` — the markdown report - `<base>.html` — a standalone, self-contained HTML report (inline CSS, no external requests) with the same content7. Print the same summary in the chat reply too, in the same language — current conditions and the 3-day forecast — so the reader doesn't have to open either file for the headline numbers.8. If a required value is missing (e.g. no forecast data), say so rather than inventing a plausible-looking number.

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