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Quick onboarding example: weather and AQI for a city via Open-Meteo (zero OAuth).

  • onboarding
  • example
  • zero-auth
  • weather
  • aqi
  • open-meteo
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MIT
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August 12, 2026
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README

@kody/local-conditions

Intent

Tiny zero-OAuth onboarding example: geocode a city with Open-Meteo, then return current weather, optional US AQI, and sunrise/sunset. Built as a fork-friendly Step 2 starter so new agents can learn keyless fetch packages quickly.

When to use

  • Look up current outdoor conditions for a free-form place name
  • Demonstrate a public, no-secret package agents can fork during onboarding
  • Optionally email yourself a short conditions summary (emailLocalConditions)

Exports

  • getLocalConditions({ place }) — geocode + forecast + AQI snapshot
  • emailLocalConditions({ place }) — same snapshot emailed via kody.email_send
  • default export — namespace with the named helpers

Attribution

Weather and air-quality data from Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). Please attribute Open-Meteo when you reuse this package.

Invoke tip

Named ESM exports work via static import { ... }. For keyless packages.invoke, use a subpath whose default export is the function (for example exportName: "getTopStories"), or call the root default dispatcher.

  • Subpaths: getLocalConditions, emailLocalConditions (default exports for invoke)

Example

import { getLocalConditions } from 'kody:@kody/local-conditions'

export default async function main() {
	return await getLocalConditions({ place: 'Salt Lake City' })
}

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