tianqi

tianqi (天气) is a weather-forecast skill for locations across China. It solves the problem of pulling structured Chinese weather data on demand by wrapping a small set of HTTP endpoints behind a single shell helper (scripts/curl.sh), so an agent can look up a city, then fetch conditions for that city without hand-crafting each request. All documented calls are read-only HTTP GET requests against weather data hosts.

The skill documents a fixed sequence of queries: searching for a city code by name, retrieving a weather overview, fetching station location and coordinates, and then requesting minute-level precipitation, daily forecasts (up to 15 days), hourly forecasts, and meteorological warnings. It also ships a reference table mapping numeric weather-condition codes to Chinese descriptions (clear, cloudy, rain, snow, haze, sandstorm, and many gradations), plus field-name legends for temperature, humidity, wind speed, and pressure in each response.

It targets Chinese-language users, agents, and developers who need programmatic weather lookups for cities in China, including 15-day and hourly forecasts and lifestyle indices. Typical use cases include answering weather questions, building daily-briefing style automations, and enriching location-based responses with current conditions or warnings.