SeaLegs AI Marine Forecast API
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If an agent creates or refreshes forecasts, the user's SeaLegs credits can be reduced.
The skill documents API actions that create or refresh forecasts and consume account credits. This is core to the service and is disclosed, but it is still a credit-spending operation.
| Create forecast | POST /v3/spotcast | 1 credit/day | ... | Refresh forecast | POST /v3/spotcast/{id}/refresh | 1 credit/day |Confirm before allowing credit-consuming POST or refresh actions, especially for multi-day forecasts, and monitor the account balance.
Anyone or any agent with access to the key may be able to use the user's SeaLegs account and credits within the API's permissions.
The skill requires a SeaLegs API key and uses it as a bearer credential for all requests, which grants delegated access to the user's SeaLegs account for forecast and balance operations.
Authorization: Bearer $SEALEGS_API_KEY
Store the key in a secret manager or environment variable, avoid pasting it into prompts, and rotate or revoke it if it may have been exposed.
Requested locations, dates, vessel details, and custom metadata may be shared with SeaLegs to generate forecasts.
Forecast requests send location, trip, vessel, and optional metadata fields to the SeaLegs API. This is expected for a marine forecast service, but those fields can reveal travel or boating details.
"latitude": 25.7617, "longitude": -80.1918, ... "vessel_info": {"type": "sailboat", "length_ft": 35}Only include the location and trip details needed for the forecast, and avoid putting personal or sensitive information in metadata fields.
A user could treat a GO or NO-GO label as definitive even though marine safety depends on changing local conditions and official advisories.
The skill presents AI-generated safety classifications for marine conditions. This is aligned with the stated purpose, but users may over-rely on the labels for real-world boating decisions.
AI Safety Analysis: GO / CAUTION / NO-GO classifications for each day
Use the forecast as an advisory aid and cross-check official marine weather, local conditions, and personal judgment before boating.