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Weather Explorer backend: AI-researched weather highlights from ECMWF Open Data (prototype; code written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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查看完整 README ↗The server half of Weather Explorer, a prototype for exploring animated ECMWF weather forecasts. Once a day an AI research agent picks about fifteen interesting weather situations around the world ("highlights"), backs each one with evidence, and describes how to show it. This backend runs that research, prepares the data for each animation, and serves the result as a JSON feed.
Please read Important caveats before using anything here. This is a prototype. It is not an ECMWF service, its weather content is model guidance chosen and written by an AI model, and its code was written by an AI model.
All of the code and documentation in this repository was written by Claude Opus 5.5, an AI model made by Anthropic, working in Claude Code at the direction of Neil Gordon. Neil set the goals, the design rules and the priorities, tested the results and decided what to keep. Claude wrote the code, ran the tests and wrote the commit messages.
Neil developed Weather Explorer as an ECMWF Visiting Scientist. ECMWF supported
the work by providing the Claude Opus 5.5 usage, through its enterprise account, with which the
code was written. That support does not make it an ECMWF product or service (see below). Commits it made end with a
Co-Authored-By: Claude line.
The rules Neil set are worth knowing because they explain much of the design:
Not an official forecast or warning. Everything shown is model guidance from ECMWF's forecasts, chosen and described by an AI model. It can be wrong, out of date or misleading. For forecasts and warnings, use your national weather service. Nobody should rely on this for safety, travel, operations or any decision.
Not an ECMWF service. It uses ECMWF's free Open Data and was developed with ECMWF's support (see above), but it is not an official or operational ECMWF product or service. ECMWF does not run it, maintain it or vouch for its content.
AI-chosen and AI-written content. The highlights, their summaries, captions and citations are written by an AI model (currently GPT-6.1 Sol from OpenAI; Claude Opus 5.5 is the alternative). The pipeline checks the feed's structure, and the instructions require evidence with real links, but no person reviews each highlight before it is published. Expect occasional errors in names, places, numbers or timing.
AI-written code. The code was written by an AI model and tested against the cases described in this README, not audited line by line. It is a working prototype, not production software. It may contain bugs, security weaknesses or poor practice. There is no warranty (see the licence) and no support.
Running it costs money. A research sweep calls a paid AI API (Anthropic or OpenAI) with web search. If you run your own copy, you pay for your own usage, and you are responsible for keeping your own keys private.
Third-party data and services. The software downloads data from ECMWF, MeteoAlarm, GDACS, the WMO and national weather services. Each has its own licence and terms (see Data sources). Respect them, keep the attribution, and don't hammer their servers: the code fetches only what it needs, and so should any changes.
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