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korea-weather

nomadamas/k-skill

Query South Korean weather forecasts from Korea Meteorological Administration via proxy and summarize results.

What is korea-weather?

Retrieves short-term weather forecasts for locations in South Korea using the Korea Meteorological Administration's official API accessed through a proxy service. Use this when you need current or near-term weather data for Korean cities and regions.

  • Queries Korea Meteorological Administration short-term forecast API
  • Accesses weather data through a configured proxy service
  • Summarizes forecast results for readability
  • Supports Korean locale (ko-KR)
  • Provides structured weather information retrieval

How to install korea-weather

npx skills add https://github.com/nomadamas/k-skill --skill korea-weather
Prerequisites
  • Node.js 18 or later
  • npx package manager access
  • Network access to proxy service for Korea Meteorological Administration API
Claude Code
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How to use korea-weather

  1. 1.Run 'npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 instruct korea-weather' to retrieve full runtime-specific instructions
  2. 2.Review the generated instructions for your current environment (Dolshoi vault/CloakBrowser or generic)
  3. 3.List available helper files with 'npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 files korea-weather'
  4. 4.Call the skill with target Korean location parameters
  5. 5.Parse and use the returned weather summary data

Use cases

Good for
  • Get current weather conditions and forecasts for South Korean cities
  • Integrate Korean weather data into travel or planning applications
  • Retrieve meteorological forecasts for specific Korean regions
  • Display weather summaries in Korean language contexts
  • Fetch weather information when direct API access requires proxy routing
Who it's for
  • Developers building applications for Korean users
  • Travel and logistics applications serving South Korea
  • Weather monitoring or forecasting systems
  • Localized applications requiring Korean meteorological data

korea-weather FAQ

What weather data does this skill provide?

It retrieves short-term forecasts from the Korea Meteorological Administration, including conditions and predictions for South Korean locations.

Do I need to set up credentials or API keys?

No plaintext credentials should be stored; the skill uses a proxy service for API access. Follow the CLI instructions for proper setup.

What locations does this cover?

The skill supports weather queries for locations within South Korea using the Korea Meteorological Administration's service area.

How do I get the latest instructions?

Run 'npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 instruct korea-weather' to retrieve instructions tailored to your runtime environment.

Full instructions (SKILL.md)

Source of truth, from nomadamas/k-skill.


name: korea-weather description: 한국 날씨를 기상청 단기예보 조회서비스와 프록시 경유로 조회해 요약한다. license: MIT metadata: category: weather locale: ko-KR phase: v1

korea-weather

<!-- k-skill:cli-stub — generated by scripts/generate-skill-stubs.js; edit skill.json / instruction.md instead -->

Get the full instructions (required first step)

Run this and follow its output as the primary instructions for this skill:

npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 instruct korea-weather

The CLI detects the current runtime (Dolshoi vault/CloakBrowser vs generic) and prints only the applicable instructions, always up to date. Helper files bundled with the CLI are listed by:

npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 files korea-weather

Keep the CLI and every coding-agent skill install current (including Vercel Agent Skills) with:

npx -y @nomadamas/k-skill@0 update

If npx is unavailable, install Node.js 18+ or follow https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill#readme, or read the source instructions at https://github.com/NomaDamas/k-skill/blob/main/korea-weather/instruction.md.

Hard rules even without the CLI

  • Never execute payment, message/email delivery, final submission, cancellation, or public posting without the user's explicit approval immediately beforehand.
  • Never ask for, print, or store plaintext credentials in chat, files, or shell arguments.
  • Never bypass legal, physical-presence, CAPTCHA, identity-proofing, or electronic-signature boundaries.