Install
Install the four published skills from the Verdant repository:--skill. Installation uses the
skills CLI; its default install telemetry feeds
skills.sh discovery. A directory listing may take time to appear.
Browse Verdant on skills.sh.
Choose a workflow
Each skill can be installed independently. The discovery skill includes an
optional Python standard-library downloader that verifies full dataset content
hashes and records HTTP provenance. The domain skills guide independent
calculations; they do not ship scientific datasets or saved expected answers.
Example prompts
- “Use $verdant-data-discovery to find evidence for grape irrigation decisions. Explain which datasets support a historical economic comparison.”
- “Use $verdant-forecast-backtest to replay day-two rain and frost protection from the service. Report every declared threshold.”
- “Use $verdant-perennial-economics to compare all CSIRO treatment years at crop price 0.50/kg and water value 1.00/m³, equal quality and zero extra cost.”
- “Use $verdant-nitrogen-replay to rescore every Ohio variant and show both equal-year and equal-trial margins.”
Connect and reproduce
Connecthttps://api.verdant-ai.com/mcp in a Streamable HTTP client, or use the
public REST API directly. See MCP connection instructions. Installing
a skill does not itself register an MCP server. Current public reads require no
credentials.
Skills discover the live catalog, inspect methodology, pin immutable versions,
validate complete cohorts and compute from inputs. They preserve unfavorable
seasons and variants, and distinguish measured outcomes from conditional
financial assumptions. Save the calculation code, request receipt, assumptions,
per-year results and frozen output digest with each run.
The service supports frozen forecast/policy replay. Fresh NWS calibration and
full Ohio refitting need additional inputs or specifications. Current acquisition
is disabled: a missing-data brief is not a queued data request. Catalog reference
scores can expose expected results during discovery; disclose this before
calling an evaluation blinded. These historical analyses do not establish
prospective farmer-profit gains.