# Weather

Looks up the current weather for a location via the Open-Meteo API.

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## Summary [#summary]

The **Weather Agent** is the classic starter: ask about a place and it reports the
current conditions. It geocodes the location and fetches live weather from the
free Open-Meteo API — no key required. Reach for it as a minimal, end-to-end
example of an agent with a single tool.

## Install [#install]

```bash
npx shadcn@latest add @agentcn/flue/weather
```

## Composition [#composition]

```text
agents/
└── weather.ts          # Agent with the get_weather tool
tools/
└── get-weather.ts      # Geocode + current forecast (Open-Meteo)
```

## Customization [#customization]

* **Add a forecast.** Extend `get-weather.ts` to request daily/hourly data.
* **Add units.** Pass a `units` parameter (metric/imperial) to the API.
* **Add a workflow.** Wrap it in a workflow with a typed forecast schema.
* **Swap the model.** Change the `model` field on the agent.