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Use textual agent instructions for GIS and geospatial work: source discovery and provenance, vector/raster/point-cloud pipelines, CRS and metric analysis, spatial SQL, routing and isochrones, QGIS projects, tile generation, and web maps. Use advanced tools and formats such as OSM
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Use textual agent instructions for GIS and geospatial work: source discovery and provenance, vector/raster/point-cloud pipelines, CRS and metric analysis, spatial SQL, routing and isochrones, QGIS projects, tile generation, and web maps. Use advanced tools and formats such as OSM, Overture, STAC, Sentinel/Landsat, LiDAR, GeoPackage, GeoParquet, COG, PMTiles, WMS/WFS/OGC APIs, GDAL, GeoPandas, DuckDB Spatial, PostGIS, QGIS, MapLibre, and Estonian spatial data including ETAK and EPSG:3301. Open-first, with hosted services when scale or reliability requires them. Do not use for casual map references, simple place lookups, or ordinary travel directions without analytical GIS work.
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OpenMapStack Toolkit
Production-grade geospatial workflows with an open-first stack and pragmatic hosted/SaaS choices when global scale, latency, SLA, or data quality makes local processing a poor fit. Cloud-native by default: STAC for discovery, GeoParquet + COG + PMTiles for storage, DuckDB and PostGIS for compute, MapLibre and Martin for delivery.
Reproducible project-first contract
Core principle: reasoning may be exploratory; the delivered analysis must be deterministic, inspectable, and reproducible.
For any material multi-stage GIS analysis, do not optimize for reaching the final map, dashboard, or answer quickly. A one-off polished dashboard is not the deliverable — a reproducible technical GIS project is. First establish a reusable project artifact, then derive the map/dashboard/report from it.
Before treating an analysis as complete, you MUST compile (or maintain) a project like examples/tartu-development: a canonical project.yaml (openmapstack-project/v1), pipeline.py, and README.md; pinned sources with timestamps, selections and licensing; explicit assumptions; every manual addition or correction stored as real geodata; deterministic ordered steps with explicit CRS; machine-readable validation rules plus the report from the run; and output definitions with semantic presentation intent and provenance surfaced in the rendered view. references/project-spec.md is the full schema — read it before compiling a project.
Workflow (agent may retry/experiment internally, but the accepted analysis is recompiled deterministically):
USER QUESTION
↓
interpretation / exploration (internal, may be ad-hoc)
↓
COMPILE GIS PROJECT project.yaml + pipeline + manifest + overrides + validation
↓
EXECUTE PROJECT
↓
validated derived datasets
↓
QGIS project / standardized web view
↓
FINAL ANALYSIS / DASHBOARD / ANSWER
The polished map/dashboard is a view over the project, not the canonical definition of the analysis.
Hard rules for every material analysis — each is expanded in references/project-spec.md:
- Real source data mandatory; never hallucinate coordinates. Fabricating coordinates or synthesizing baseline geometry is forbidden without explicit, informed user consent. Hypothetical or planned features go in
data/overrides/with provenance, rationale, and evidence. - Never mutate source data. Immutable source + project override layer = effective input. Distinguish external facts, transformations, corrections, assumptions, and hypothetical data.
- Overrides must be executable and verified. Target a real source feature; for attribute changes the asserted prior value must match. Evidence must be non-placeholder. Validation reports each override
applied,rejected, ornot_testable— listing one is not applying it. Scenario features stay labeled hypothetical and visually distinct from authoritative layers. - Record, don't memoize on chat. Encode every manual fix as data or pipeline logic. A fresh environment with the documented sources must reproduce the project; the transcript is not part of the dependency graph.
- Prove semantic predicates from data. Ownership, active status, public access, legal designation: the source must expose an authoritative field or documented mapping. Preserve unknown as unknown; never default a missing value to the desired class.
- Bounded APIs must prove completeness. Record
numberMatched/equivalent and page until returned == matched. A response filled to the request limit is incomplete until proven otherwise. - Validation is a pipeline stage, not prose advice, with machine-readable results. Every declared check appears exactly once in the report;
warning/not_testablepropagate to run and project status; run IDs and hashes resolve to a realruns/*.jsonrecord. - Run the project CLI when available. Use
openmapstack validate project.yamlbefore delivery andopenmapstack run project.yamlfor the canonical execution path. The CLI audits the manifest, provenance, graph, artifacts, report, and run record; it does not replace domain GIS checks performed by the pipeline. - The manifest must resolve. Every step input is a source key or an earlier step's output, spelled as the producer declared it; every
generated_bynames a real step (manifest_graph_resolves). - One canonical implementation creates every declared output. Convenience/E2E entrypoints may wrap
pipeline.pybut must not duplicate its processing, QGIS, or report logic. - Build a layer- and style-perfect QGIS project (
project.qgz) mirroring the web view: matching layer-tree groups, identical categorized styles,./path.gpkg|layername=namedatasources, and a regional tiled basemap. Success means valid layers, not exit code 0 — pin the runtime, and when PyQGIS is available require every layerisValid(); otherwise recordnot_testable, never an implicit pass. Two traps make a project that passes every one of those checks still show the wrong map, so check them explicitly:- Every layer declares its own
<srs>, basemaps included. A layer without one is assumed to be in the project CRS and never reprojected — a Web Mercator basemap in an EPSG:3301 project then renders ~1500 km from the data, under correctly placed analysis layers. Prefer building layers through the PyQGIS API, which resolves the provider's CRS for you; the trap is specific to hand-written.qgsXML. - A QGIS layer tree stacks the opposite way to a web map.
presentation.map.layersis ordered bottom-to-top, while a layer tree paints its first entry on top, so write the tree in reverse manifest order with the basemap last. Copying the manifest order verbatim puts opaque analysis fills over the point layers that belong above them, and the points vanish.
- Every layer declares its own
- Separate analysis semantics from rendering. Declare semantic presentation roles; don't reinvent layout/colors/UX per run.
- Ship a reconfigurable view, and never let it misrepresent the run. Organise the sidebar into tabs of collapsible sections, give every layer group an on/off control, and expose the analysis parameters and scenario overrides as live controls. Each control opens at the value declared in
presentation.controlsand returning there must reproduce the published numbers; any other position labels itself exploratory and offers a reset. The browser re-applies published rules to values the pipeline measured — it never measures geometry, and a control that changes a shape switches between buffers the pipeline materialised. - Labels must match the operation. A Euclidean buffer is a "2 km straight-line proxy", not a walking catchment, and column names must say so too. State the measurement basis (nearest edge vs centroid) as an assumption — it changes which features qualify.
- Cheat-sheet:
references/project-spec.mddefines the full schema;templates/gives ready scaffolds;examples/tartu-developmentis a worked reference project matching the acceptance scenario.
Modules — read the relevant reference(s) before starting work
| If the task involves... | Read |
|---|---|
| Finding or sourcing data (OSM, Overture, Sentinel, Landsat, building footprints, regional portals, STAC catalogs, MCP-based discovery) | references/data-sources.md |
| Choosing local processing vs online/hosted/SaaS services for global or continental scale; basemaps, elevation, routing, geocoding, place search, postcode lookup APIs | references/services-and-scale.md |
| Choosing a format, converting between formats, or any CRS / projection / EPSG question | references/formats-and-crs.md |
Compiling a reproducible GIS project artifact (project.yaml, pipeline, overrides, validation, presentation) | references/project-spec.md + templates/ |
| Running GDAL/OGR, GeoPandas, xarray, DuckDB, PostGIS, or PDAL — the actual processing | references/processing.md |
| Writing or reviewing spatial SQL / GeoSQL in DuckDB Spatial, PostGIS, BigQuery GIS, Snowflake, or Sedona | references/spatial-sql.md |
| Vector analytics, raster analytics, terrain/hydrology, network analysis, point cloud workflows | references/analytics.md |
| Tile generation (PMTiles, MVT), tile servers (Martin, TiTiler), delivered rendering (MapLibre, deck.gl), or exploration rendering (kepler.gl, lonboard) | references/web-delivery.md |
| QGIS desktop, QGIS plugin ecosystem, QGIS MCP, PyQGIS scripting, Processing toolbox | references/qgis.md |
| Reproducibility, validation, license attribution, tile smoke tests, deployment checks | references/validation-and-ops.md |
For simple one-shot questions (single CRS conversion, one ogr2ogr invocation), the relevant reference alone is sufficient — a full project artifact is not needed. For multi-stage pipelines, read data-sources.md and processing.md together, and see project-spec.md + templates/ to compile analysis into a rerunnable project. For end-to-end "from raw data to web map" tasks, also read web-delivery.md.
Global defaults — apply unless the user specifies otherwise
- Storage formats: GeoParquet (vector analytics), COG (raster), PMTiles (tile delivery), GeoPackage (desktop interchange). Never produce Shapefile as new output.
- CRS: WGS84 (EPSG:4326) for storage; Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) for web rendering; local projected CRS for any metric computation (distance, area, buffer). For Estonia, EPSG:3301 (L-EST97).
- Compute placement: push spatial joins and aggregations to DuckDB or PostGIS — not Python loops. R-tree / GIST / spatial indexing is mandatory at scale.
- Discovery first: check STAC catalogs (Microsoft Planetary Computer, Earth Search, Overture STAC) before downloading anything. Lazy load with
odc-stacorstackstacand only materialize what's needed. - Cloud-native access: prefer querying remote GeoParquet/COG over downloading. DuckDB with
httpfsextension is the default pattern for Overture and similar S3-hosted datasets. - Scale first: local tools are fine for city/state work; at continental/global scale prefer cloud-native partitioned datasets, precomputed tiles, hosted APIs, or SaaS when they are more reliable than local batch processing.
- License hygiene: preserve license metadata through every transformation. OSM is ODbL (share-alike); Overture varies by source; Sentinel is free-with-attribution; national data varies.
- Runtime hygiene: prefer
conda-forgeenvironments or containers for GDAL/PROJ/GEOS/QGIS stacks. Avoid pip-only geospatial environments unless the project already proves they work.
Format decision matrix
| Use case | Format |
|---|---|
| Cloud analytics on vector | GeoParquet |
| Streaming vector over HTTP | FlatGeobuf |
| Desktop interchange | GeoPackage |
| Web map vector tiles | PMTiles (containing MVT) |
| Raster archive / serving | COG |
| n-dimensional raster (time series, climate) | Zarr or NetCDF |
| Point cloud archive | COPC (cloud-optimized LAZ) |
| API response payload (small only) | GeoJSON |
| Legacy compatibility (input only) | Shapefile |
Compute decision matrix
| Scale / context | Use |
|---|---|
| < 50M features, single machine, ad-hoc | DuckDB S |
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name: open-map-stack description: "Use textual agent instructions for GIS and geospatial work: source discovery and provenance, vector/raster/point-cloud pipelines, CRS and metric analysis, spatial SQL, routing and isochrones, QGIS projects, tile generation, and web maps. Use advanced tools and formats such as OSM, Overture, STAC, Sentinel/Landsat, LiDAR, GeoPackage, GeoParquet, COG, PMTiles, WMS/WFS/OGC APIs, GDAL, GeoPandas, DuckDB Spatial, PostGIS, QGIS, MapLibre, and Estonian spatial data including ETAK and EPSG:3301. Open-first, with hosted services when scale or reliability requires them. Do not use for casual map references, simple place lookups, or ordinary travel directions without analytical GIS work."
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---
name: open-map-stack
description: "Use textual agent instructions for GIS and geospatial work: source discovery and provenance, vector/raster/point-cloud pipelines, CRS and metric analysis, spatial SQL, routing and isochrones, QGIS projects, tile generation, and web maps. Use advanced tools and formats such as OSM, Overture, STAC, Sentinel/Landsat, LiDAR, GeoPackage, GeoParquet, COG, PMTiles, WMS/WFS/OGC APIs, GDAL, GeoPandas, DuckDB Spatial, PostGIS, QGIS, MapLibre, and Estonian spatial data including ETAK and EPSG:3301. Open-first, with hosted services when scale or reliability requires them. Do not use for casual map references, simple place lookups, or ordinary travel directions without analytical GIS work."
---
# OpenMapStack Toolkit
Production-grade geospatial workflows with an open-first stack and pragmatic hosted/SaaS choices when global scale, latency, SLA, or data quality makes local processing a poor fit. Cloud-native by default: STAC for discovery, GeoParquet + COG + PMTiles for storage, DuckDB and PostGIS for compute, MapLibre and Martin for delivery.
## Reproducible project-first contract
> **Core principle: reasoning may be exploratory; the delivered analysis must be deterministic, inspectable, and reproducible.**
For any material multi-stage GIS analysis, do not optimize for reaching the final map, dashboard, or answer quickly. A one-off polished dashboard is **not** the deliverable — a reproducible technical GIS project is. First establish a reusable project artifact, then derive the map/dashboard/report from it.
Before treating an analysis as complete, you MUST compile (or maintain) a project like `examples/tartu-development`: a canonical `project.yaml` (`openmapstack-project/v1`), `pipeline.py`, and `README.md`; pinned sources with timestamps, selections and licensing; explicit assumptions; every manual addition or correction stored as real geodata; deterministic ordered steps with explicit CRS; machine-readable validation rules plus the report from the run; and output definitions with semantic presentation intent and provenance surfaced in the rendered view. **`references/project-spec.md` is the full schema — read it before compiling a project.**
Workflow (agent may retry/experiment internally, but the accepted analysis is recompiled deterministically):
```
USER QUESTION
↓
interpretation / exploration (internal, may be ad-hoc)
↓
COMPILE GIS PROJECT project.yaml + pipeline + manifest + overrides + validation
↓
EXECUTE PROJECT
↓
validated derived datasets
↓
QGIS project / standardized web view
↓
FINAL ANALYSIS / DASHBOARD / ANSWER
```
The polished map/dashboard is a **view over the project**, not the canonical definition of the analysis.
Hard rules for every material analysis — each is expanded in `references/project-spec.md`:
* **Real source data mandatory; never hallucinate coordinates.** Fabricating coordinates or synthesizing baseline geometry is forbidden without explicit, informed user consent. Hypothetical or planned features go in `data/overrides/` with provenance, rationale, and evidence.
* **Never mutate source data.** Immutable source + project override layer = effective input. Distinguish external facts, transformations, corrections, assumptions, and hypothetical data.
* **Overrides must be executable and verified.** Target a real source feature; for attribute changes the asserted prior value must match. Evidence must be non-placeholder. Validation reports each override `applied`, `rejected`, or `not_testable` — listing one is not applying it. Scenario features stay labeled hypothetical and visually distinct from authoritative layers.
* **Record, don't memoize on chat.** Encode every manual fix as data or pipeline logic. A fresh environment with the documented sources must reproduce the project; the transcript is not part of the dependency graph.
* **Prove semantic predicates from data.** Ownership, active status, public access, legal designation: the source must expose an authoritative field or documented mapping. Preserve unknown as unknown; never default a missing value to the desired class.
* **Bounded APIs must prove completeness.** Record `numberMatched`/equivalent and page until returned == matched. A response filled to the request limit is incomplete until proven otherwise.
* **Validation is a pipeline stage**, not prose advice, with machine-readable results. Every declared check appears exactly once in the report; `warning`/`not_testable` propagate to run and project status; run IDs and hashes resolve to a real `runs/*.json` record.
* **Run the project CLI when available.** Use `openmapstack validate project.yaml` before delivery and `openmapstack run project.yaml` for the canonical execution path. The CLI audits the manifest, provenance, graph, artifacts, report, and run record; it does not replace domain GIS checks performed by the pipeline.
* **The manifest must resolve.** Every step input is a source key or an earlier step's output, spelled as the producer declared it; every `generated_by` names a real step (`manifest_graph_resolves`).
* **One canonical implementation creates every declared output.** Convenience/E2E entrypoints may wrap `pipeline.py` but must not duplicate its processing, QGIS, or report logic.
* **Build a layer- and style-perfect QGIS project (`project.qgz`)** mirroring the web view: matching layer-tree groups, identical categorized styles, `./path.gpkg|layername=name` datasources, and a regional tiled basemap. **Success means valid layers, not exit code 0** — pin the runtime, and when PyQGIS is available require every layer `isValid()`; otherwise record `not_testable`, never an implicit pass. Two traps make a project that passes every one of those checks still show the wrong map, so check them explicitly:
* **Every layer declares its own `<srs>`, basemaps included.** A layer without one is assumed to be in the project CRS and never reprojected — a Web Mercator basemap in an EPSG:3301 project then renders ~1500 km from the data, under correctly placed analysis layers. Prefer building layers through the PyQGIS API, which resolves the provider's CRS for you; the trap is specific to hand-written `.qgs` XML.
* **A QGIS layer tree stacks the opposite way to a web map.** `presentation.map.layers` is ordered bottom-to-top, while a layer tree paints its *first* entry on top, so write the tree in reverse manifest order with the basemap last. Copying the manifest order verbatim puts opaque analysis fills over the point layers that belong above them, and the points vanish.
* **Separate analysis semantics from rendering.** Declare semantic presentation roles; don't reinvent layout/colors/UX per run.
* **Ship a reconfigurable view, and never let it misrepresent the run.** Organise the sidebar into tabs of collapsible sections, give every layer group an on/off control, and expose the analysis parameters and scenario overrides as live controls. Each control opens at the value declared in `presentation.controls` and returning there must reproduce the published numbers; any other position labels itself exploratory and offers a reset. The browser re-applies published rules to values the pipeline measured — it never measures geometry, and a control that changes a shape switches between buffers the pipeline materialised.
* **Labels must match the operation.** A Euclidean buffer is a "2 km straight-line proxy", not a walking catchment, and column names must say so too. State the measurement basis (nearest edge vs centroid) as an assumption — it changes which features qualify.
* Cheat-sheet: `references/project-spec.md` defines the full schema; `templates/` gives ready scaffolds; `examples/tartu-development` is a worked reference project matching the acceptance scenario.
## Modules — read the relevant reference(s) before starting work
| If the task involves... | Read |
|---|---|
| Finding or sourcing data (OSM, Overture, Sentinel, Landsat, building footprints, regional portals, STAC catalogs, MCP-based discovery) | `references/data-sources.md` |
| Choosing local processing vs online/hosted/SaaS services for global or continental scale; basemaps, elevation, routing, geocoding, place search, postcode lookup APIs | `references/services-and-scale.md` |
| Choosing a format, converting between formats, or any CRS / projection / EPSG question | `references/formats-and-crs.md` |
| Compiling a reproducible GIS project artifact (`project.yaml`, pipeline, overrides, validation, presentation) | `references/project-spec.md` + `templates/` |
| Running GDAL/OGR, GeoPandas, xarray, DuckDB, PostGIS, or PDAL — the actual processing | `references/processing.md` |
| Writing or reviewing spatial SQL / GeoSQL in DuckDB Spatial, PostGIS, BigQuery GIS, Snowflake, or Sedona | `references/spatial-sql.md` |
| Vector analytics, raster analytics, terrain/hydrology, network analysis, point cloud workflows | `references/analytics.md` |
| Tile generation (PMTiles, MVT), tile servers (Martin, TiTiler), delivered rendering (MapLibre, deck.gl), or exploration rendering (kepler.gl, lonboard) | `references/web-delivery.md` |
| QGIS desktop, QGIS plugin ecosystem, QGIS MCP, PyQGIS scripting, Processing toolbox | `references/qgis.md` |
| Reproducibility, validation, license attribution, tile smoke tests, deployment checks | `references/validation-and-ops.md` |
For simple one-shot questions (single CRS conversion, one `ogr2ogr` invocation), the relevant reference alone is sufficient — a full project artifact is not needed. For multi-stage pipelines, read `data-sources.md` and `processing.md` together, and see `project-spec.md` + `templates/` to compile analysis into a rerunnable project. For end-to-end "from raw data to web map" tasks, also read `web-delivery.md`.
## Global defaults — apply unless the user specifies otherwise
* **Storage formats:** GeoParquet (vector analytics), COG (raster), PMTiles (tile delivery), GeoPackage (desktop interchange). Never produce Shapefile as new output.
* **CRS:** WGS84 (EPSG:4326) for storage; Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) for web rendering; local projected CRS for any metric computation (distance, area, buffer). For Estonia, EPSG:3301 (L-EST97).
* **Compute placement:** push spatial joins and aggregations to DuckDB or PostGIS — not Python loops. R-tree / GIST / spatial indexing is mandatory at scale.
* **Discovery first:** check STAC catalogs (Microsoft Planetary Computer, Earth Search, Overture STAC) before downloading anything. Lazy load with `odc-stac` or `stackstac` and only materialize what's needed.
* **Cloud-native access:** prefer querying remote GeoParquet/COG over downloading. DuckDB with `httpfs` extension is the default pattern for Overture and similar S3-hosted datasets.
* **Scale first:** local tools are fine for city/state work; at continental/global scale prefer cloud-native partitioned datasets, precomputed tiles, hosted APIs, or SaaS when they are more reliable than local batch processing.
* **License hygiene:** preserve license metadata through every transformation. OSM is ODbL (share-alike); Overture varies by source; Sentinel is free-with-attribution; national data varies.
* **Runtime hygiene:** prefer `conda-forge` environments or containers for GDAL/PROJ/GEOS/QGIS stacks. Avoid pip-only geospatial environments unless the project already proves they work.
## Format decision matrix
| Use case | Format |
|---|---|
| Cloud analytics on vector | GeoParquet |
| Streaming vector over HTTP | FlatGeobuf |
| Desktop interchange | GeoPackage |
| Web map vector tiles | PMTiles (containing MVT) |
| Raster archive / serving | COG |
| n-dimensional raster (time series, climate) | Zarr or NetCDF |
| Point cloud archive | COPC (cloud-optimized LAZ) |
| API response payload (small only) | GeoJSON |
| Legacy compatibility (input only) | Shapefile |
## Compute decision matrix
| Scale / context | Use |
|---|---|
| < 50M features, single machine, ad-hoc | DuckDB S소스 확인
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- The skill relies on references/project-spec.md as mandatory reading, but that file is not present in the submitted skill bundle; it needs to be included or the agent needs clear instructions to clone/open the repository.
- Security guidance for untrusted geodata is implicit rather than explicit; downloaded features and external API responses could contain prompt-injection style content, and API credentials should be handled through environment variables or secret stores.
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- The skill relies on references/project-spec.md as mandatory reading, but that file is not present in the submitted skill bundle; it needs to be included or the agent needs clear instructions to clone/open the repository.
- Security guidance for untrusted geodata is implicit rather than explicit; downloaded features and external API responses could contain prompt-injection style content, and API credentials should be handled through environment variables or secret stores.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, network or browser access
- GitHub adoption: 68 GitHub stars
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"version": "openagentskill-agent-metadata-v2",
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"indexed": true,
"static_checked": false,
"ai_reviewed": false,
"manual_reviewed": false,
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"notice": "Publication, static checks, AI review, and creator verification are independent facts. None guarantees runtime safety."
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"Claude Code teams",
"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Search sources",
"Extract claims",
"Synthesize findings",
"Chunk documents",
"Create embeddings"
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"Claude Code",
"Cursor",
"OpenAgentSkill CLI",
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}
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"documentation": "Strong README/SKILL.md context",
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"label": "No agent outcome data yet"
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"Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, network or browser access",
"GitHub adoption: 68 GitHub stars",
"Stars/forks activity: 68 stars, 11 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata",
"Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, network or browser surface",
"Permission surface: shell or command execution, network or browser access"
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"summary": "No agent outcome reports yet. Use Resolve, run one narrow sandbox task, then report the result.",
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"No real agent outcome evidence yet"
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"SKILL.md does not include explicit setup/installation requirements (e.g., installing the openmapstack CLI, GDAL, PostGIS, DuckDB Spatial), so an agent may not know how to bootstrap the environment.",
"The skill relies on references/project-spec.md as mandatory reading, but that file is not present in the submitted skill bundle; it needs to be included or the agent needs clear instructions to clone/open the repository.",
"Security guidance for untrusted geodata is implicit rather than explicit; downloaded features and external API responses could contain prompt-injection style content, and API credentials should be handled through environment variables or secret stores.",
"Quality score needs review",
"Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, network or browser access",
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"High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution",
"Dependency or permission surface needs review",
"The tracked source changed or could not be synchronized. Review the current source before installing.",
"Permission surface may require sandboxing",
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"not_relevant",
"blocked_by_risk",
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"audit": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/jaakla-open-map-stack/audit",
"eval": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/evals?slug=jaakla-open-map-stack&task=Use%20open-map-stack%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&max_risk=medium",
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"manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/jaakla-open-map-stack"
}
}제작자 도구
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