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32 lines
1.8 KiB
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# Weather Command
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You will invoke both the weather-fetcher and weather-transformer agents to complete the weather workflow.
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## Task
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Execute the complete weather workflow for Karachi, Pakistan by launching two specialized agents sequentially:
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1. **weather-fetcher agent**: Retrieves the current temperature from wttr.in API
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2. **weather-transformer agent**: Applies transformations from input/input.md to the temperature
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## Instructions
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Launch both agents sequentially, waiting for each to complete before starting the next:
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**Step 1:** Invoke weather-fetcher first:
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- subagent_type: "weather-fetcher"
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- description: "Fetch Karachi temperature"
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- prompt: "Fetch the current temperature for Karachi, Pakistan in Celsius from the wttr.in API. Use the WebFetch tool to retrieve the temperature from wttr.in/Karachi?format=%t and return the numeric temperature value in Celsius in your final report."
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- model: "haiku"
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**Step 2:** After weather-fetcher completes, invoke weather-transformer:
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- subagent_type: "weather-transformer"
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- description: "Transform temperature data"
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- prompt: "You are the weather-transformer agent. The current temperature for Karachi, Pakistan is {temperature}°C (use the temperature value from the weather-fetcher agent). Read the transformation rules from input/input.md, apply those rules to the temperature value, and write the formatted results to output/output.md. Return a summary with the original temperature, transformation applied, and final result."
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- model: "haiku"
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## Important
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- Launch agents SEQUENTIALLY, not in parallel - weather fetching may take time
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- Wait for weather-fetcher to complete before launching weather-transformer
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- Pass the fetched temperature to the weather-transformer agent in the prompt
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- Provide a clear final summary showing results from both agents
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