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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault

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Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

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tools
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
geocode_locationA

Resolve a free-text place name to ranked latitude/longitude matches. Required first step before using the other tools, which take coordinates rather than place names.

get_soil_profileA

Fetch soil texture, pH, organic carbon, and water-holding properties for a coordinate from SoilGrids (ISRIC's global 250m-resolution soil map), at multiple depths.

get_growing_conditionsA

Snapshot of current weather, recent soil temperature/moisture readings, and a short daily forecast for a location — a general-purpose 'what's happening at this field right now' summary.

get_irrigation_adviceA

Estimate whether irrigation is needed by combining soil water-holding capacity (SoilGrids), current soil moisture, and the forecast balance of precipitation vs. reference evapotranspiration (Open-Meteo). Returns a data-grounded estimate with all inputs shown, not a certified recommendation.

get_frost_and_heat_riskA

Scan the daily forecast for temperature extremes that threaten crops: frost/freeze risk (low temperatures) and heat stress risk (high temperatures). Flags each day with any risk found.

get_growing_degree_daysA

Calculate accumulated growing degree days (GDD) over a date range using the modified method (floors Tmin at the base temperature, optionally caps Tmax). GDD tracks crop heat accumulation and is commonly used to predict development stage, maturity, and pest/disease emergence windows. Supports past dates (via historical reanalysis) and future dates (via forecast, up to 16 days out).

get_dry_spell_statusB

Check how many consecutive dry days a location has had and total precipitation over a lookback window, as a rough drought-risk indicator. Severity thresholds are a general rule of thumb, not a calibrated meteorological drought index.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

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Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

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