Imported from tiangong-ai/agent-skills (open-meteo-flood-fetch/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add tiangong-ai/agent-skills --skill open-meteo-flood-fetch. Copyright stays with the author.

Open-Meteo Flood

Use the CLI-owned open-meteo.flood capability. This Skill supplies intent routing and result-use boundaries only; the CLI owns source discovery, input/output schemas, HTTP behavior, limits, validation, and receipts.

Before running

1. Read references/tiangong-data-requirement.json.
2. Use the caller- or workspace-resolved stable CLI. The requirement declares compatible capability and operation contract majors; it does not select a package build.
3. Run data describe with that same CLI. Continue only when the capability ID, required contract majors, and the open-meteo.series-all-null operation feature match; then copy the exact current capability/operation versions from that response into the run request.
4. Run the default static doctor. Do not add --live unless the user explicitly asks for a provider probe.

tiangong-ai data describe open-meteo.flood --json
tiangong-ai data doctor open-meteo.flood --json

Use the returned Discovery Metadata to confirm current GloFAS coverage, forecast and historical availability, model limitations, public-endpoint terms, attribution, provides, and doesNotProvide. Do not substitute facts remembered from an older Skill revision.

Prepare the request

Build a tiangong.data.run-request.v1 envelope and replace the two version placeholders with the exact versions from the same data describe response. Coordinates are WGS84 decimal degrees. The CLI fixes dates to GMT, preserves coordinate order, and normalizes the variable order:

{
  "schemaVersion": "tiangong.data.run-request.v1",
  "capabilityId": "open-meteo.flood",
  "capabilityVersion": "<describe.manifest.capabilityVersion>",
  "operationId": "fetch-daily",
  "operationVersion": "<describe.manifest.operations[0].operationVersion>",
  "input": {
    "locations": [
      { "latitude": 52.52, "longitude": 13.41 },
      { "latitude": 48.85, "longitude": 2.35 }
    ],
    "startDate": "2026-03-01",
    "endDate": "2026-03-05",
    "dailyVariables": ["river_discharge", "river_discharge_p75"],
    "includeEnsembleMembers": true,
    "cellSelection": "nearest"
  }
}

Use the operation input schema returned by the same data describe response for current variable codes, enum meanings, and limits. Ensemble members require river_discharge and can materially increase response size. Forecast statistics may be absent for consolidated historical dates. Do not add an API key: this capability uses the public non-commercial endpoint only. Commercial customer-endpoint access requires a separately reviewed capability. Do not silently geocode names, adjust coordinates, widen the date range, or change variables beyond the user's intent.

Run

tiangong-ai data run open-meteo.flood fetch-daily \
  --input /absolute/path/to/request.json --json

The command emits a tiangong.data.run-result.v1 envelope. Preserve its contract, warnings, errors, and receipt with data when handing the result to another workflow.

Result boundaries

• Treat every value as simulated GloFAS river-grid discharge, not an in-situ gauge observation. Preserve requested and returned river-grid coordinates.
• The provider selects the largest represented river near each coordinate. Verify that selection independently before associating results with a named river or local channel.
• Retain nulls as unavailable model values. Never convert them to zero.
• Distinguish series-missing from series-all-null: missing means the provider did not return a requested discharge series, while all-null means it returned a structurally valid, aligned series with no usable numeric values. Preserve an all-null series and report the machine-readable issue code.
• Treat partial as incomplete coordinate, date, variable, or ensemble-member coverage and report the affected paths with the usable columns.
• Require one real, strictly ascending GMT date per inclusive request date and a zero provider UTC offset. Preserve count, ordering, timezone, unit, alignment, and non-numeric-value issues rather than treating a structurally incomplete response as complete.
• Treat blocked as no usable business result and surface the structured errors instead of bypassing limits or switching endpoints.
• Report record-limit truncation; all variables and ensemble arrays remain aligned to the returned GMT dates, but a truncated result is not exhaustive.
• Ensemble members are model realizations. Do not translate them directly into flood probability, severity, alerts, return periods, or emergency guidance.
• Preserve each provider river_discharge_memberN field name and its safe integer member ID; member suffixes are not assumed to have a fixed width.
• Attribute Open-Meteo and GloFAS. The public endpoint is non-commercial; do not imply commercial-use permission.
• Cross-source comparison and research evidence admission belong to the caller or Auto Research, not this atomic Skill.
• The fixed public execution contract intentionally omits the source script's arbitrary timezone, optional API-key/customer access, endpoint overrides, and raw JSON/log artifacts. Those require separately reviewed contracts.

Reference

• references/tiangong-data-requirement.json: stable capability requirement; it is not a package lock.