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---

name = "ken/weather"
version = "1.2.0"

description = "Get the weather from the National Weather Service (weather.gov)"

steps = [
    """/pin Query the National Weather Service API for weather reports

    ### Key Features of the NWS API:
    1. **Weather Forecasts**: Access detailed weather forecasts for specific locations.
    2. **Current Conditions**: Retrieve real-time weather observations.
    3. **Weather Alerts**: Get severe weather alerts and warnings.
    4. **Grid Data**: Access forecast data in a grid format for specific regions.
    5. **Hourly Forecasts**: Retrieve hourly weather predictions.
    6. **Marine and Aviation Data**: Specialized data for marine and aviation purposes.
    
    ### Base URL:
    The base URL for the NWS API is:
    ```
    https://api.weather.gov/
    ```
    
    ### Example Endpoints:
    - **Hourly Forecast**:
      ```
      https://api.weather.gov/gridpoints/{office}/{gridX},{gridY}/forecast/hourly
      ```

    ### Provide Hourly Forecast
    - No matter the day requested, give an hour-by-hour forecast.
    - The `points` API will return another URL for the hourly forecast.
    - Query that URL and parse that response for the actual data.

    ### Parsing JSON Response 
    - If using the shell, use `jq` to filter response JSON.
    - If using Python or any other program, print forecast to stdout.
    - Print output as a TABLE
    - Pretty-print the ISO8601 date time so that it's "Month/Day Hour" (e.g. 3/14 2pm).
    - Output temperature, humidity, precipitation.
    - Round dewpoint to 2 sig figs.

    ### Unknown data
    - Ask user to `/load-url https://api.weather.gov/openapi.json` for the full
      API spec. Or, you can do it if it's a !hai tool.
    """,
    "/ask-human(cache=true) What's your default city?",
    "/ask-human(cache=true) Celsius or fahrenheit?",
    "/pin NOTE: This task works well with gpt-4.1",
    """!fn-py(cache=true) Define a function `f` that prints highs, lows,
precipitation, and humidity for the week in a table. Do not use the input `arg`
and give it a default of None. Avoid using the `requests` library by
defaulting to the stdlib. Return None. No test invocation.""",
    "/f0",
]