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Weather Svg Creator by tomevault-io

Name: Weather Svg Creator
Author: tomevault-io

Weather Svg Creator

Use this skill to render a weather SVG card and a Markdown summary after the weather-agent returns a temperature payload. Activate whenever the user asks for a weather card, weather graphic, or wants the output of /weather-orchestrator rendered to disk.

tomevault-io Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Weather SVG Creator

This skill renders the final artifacts for the weather orchestration flow. The caller provides a structured payload from the weather-agent subagent. Do not refetch data — work only with what the caller gives you.

Inputs

A JSON object with:

{
  "location": "Dubai, UAE",
  "temperature": <number>,
  "unit": "C" | "F",
  "timestamp": "<ISO-8601>"
}

Outputs

Two files, always written together:

orchestration-workflow/weather.svg
orchestration-workflow/output.md

Workflow

1. Render the SVG card

Write orchestration-workflow/weather.svg as a 400×220 self-contained SVG:

Rounded rectangle background (18 px corner radius) with a linear gradient: #4285F4 → #7B68EE → #EA4335 (Google-blue → Gemini-purple → warm-orange). Overlay a white layer at 4% opacity for depth.
Top-left header: the location, Inter 18 px 600-weight, white 92% opacity.
Subheader beneath: "via Open-Meteo", 11 px, white 70% opacity.
Centered temperature value with °C or °F suffix based on unit: 72 px, 700-weight, white, soft drop shadow.
Top-right sun glyph: a 14 px yellow (#FFC107) circle with a thin white ring at 25% opacity.
Footer: ISO timestamp, 13 px, white 75% opacity, centered near the bottom.

See assets/weather-template.svg in this skill directory for a working template to copy and substitute values into.

2. Write the Markdown summary

Write orchestration-workflow/output.md with exactly this shape:

# Weather — <location>

- **Timestamp**: <iso-8601>
- **Location**: <location>
- **Temperature**: <temperature> °<unit>
- **Source**: [Open-Meteo](https://open-meteo.com)
- **Card**: [`weather.svg`](./weather.svg)

Run `/weather-orchestrator` inside `gemini` to regenerate.

3. Report

Reply with exactly the two paths written, nothing else:

orchestration-workflow/weather.svg
orchestration-workflow/output.md

Rules

Do NOT fetch weather data — the agent already did that.
Do NOT write to paths outside orchestration-workflow/.
Both files MUST be written before returning.
If the input payload is missing fields, stop and return {"error": "missing field: <name>"} — do not fabricate values.

Source: shanraisshan/gemini-cli-best-practice — distributed by TomeVault.

---name: weather-svg-creator-2description: Use this skill to render a weather SVG card and a Markdown summary after the weather-agent returns a temperature payload. Activate whenever the user asks for a weather card, weather graphic, or wants the output of /weather-orchestrator rendered to disk.---# Weather SVG CreatorThis skill renders the final artifacts for the weather orchestration flow. The caller provides a structured payload from the `weather-agent` subagent. Do not refetch data — work only with what the caller gives you.## InputsA JSON object with:```json{ "location": "Dubai, UAE", "temperature": <number>, "unit": "C" | "F", "timestamp": "<ISO-8601>"}```## OutputsTwo files, always written together:1. `orchestration-workflow/weather.svg`2. `orchestration-workflow/output.md`## Workflow### 1. Render the SVG cardWrite `orchestration-workflow/weather.svg` as a 400×220 self-contained SVG:- Rounded rectangle background (18 px corner radius) with a linear gradient: `#4285F4` → `#7B68EE` → `#EA4335` (Google-blue → Gemini-purple → warm-orange). Overlay a white layer at 4% opacity for depth.- Top-left header: the location, `Inter` 18 px 600-weight, white 92% opacity.- Subheader beneath: "via Open-Meteo", 11 px, white 70% opacity.- Centered temperature value with `°C` or `°F` suffix based on `unit`: 72 px, 700-weight, white, soft drop shadow.- Top-right sun glyph: a 14 px yellow (`#FFC107`) circle with a thin white ring at 25% opacity.- Footer: ISO timestamp, 13 px, white 75% opacity, centered near the bottom.See `assets/weather-template.svg` in this skill directory for a working template to copy and substitute values into.### 2. Write the Markdown summaryWrite `orchestration-workflow/output.md` with exactly this shape:```markdown# Weather — <location>- **Timestamp**: <iso-8601>- **Location**: <location>- **Temperature**: <temperature> °<unit>- **Source**: [Open-Meteo](https://open-meteo.com)- **Card**: [`weather.svg`](./weather.svg)Run `/weather-orchestrator` inside `gemini` to regenerate.```### 3. ReportReply with exactly the two paths written, nothing else:```orchestration-workflow/weather.svgorchestration-workflow/output.md```## Rules- Do NOT fetch weather data — the agent already did that.- Do NOT write to paths outside `orchestration-workflow/`.- Both files MUST be written before returning.- If the input payload is missing fields, stop and return `{"error": "missing field: <name>"}` — do not fabricate values.---> Source: [shanraisshan/gemini-cli-best-practice](https://github.com/shanraisshan/gemini-cli-best-practice) — distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io).

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