Nausika connects your AI to real sea data: sea-aware routing, marine forecasts, tides, and curated sailing spots in the Mediterranean. Five-minute setup.
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Marine + Atmospheric Forecast
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nausika_marine_forecast
Marine + atmospheric forecast at (latitude, longitude in decimal degrees). Returns waves, swell, currents, SST, wind, gusts, pressure, weather_code, visibility, precipitation, temperature, UV. Directions FROM.
Presets: now, today, tactical (default 3d), planning (8d), extended (14d), none. Windows: start_hour/end_hour, start_date/end_date, forecast_hours, forecast_days. Extra via variables[]. Covers only a rolling window near today (~16 days ahead for atmospheric data, ~8 days for marine/wave d
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Marine + Atmospheric Forecast — Marine + atmospheric forecast at (latitude, longitude in decimal degrees). Returns waves, swell, currents, SST, wind, gusts, pressure, weather_code, visibility, precipitation, temperature, UV. Directions FROM.
Presets: now, today, tactical (default 3d), planning (8d), extended (14d), none. Windows: start_hour/end_hour, start_date/end_date, forecast_hours, forecast_days. Extra via variables[]. Covers only a rolling window near today (~16 days ahead for atmospheric data, ~8 days for marine/wave d
Seasonal Forecast — Fetch 1-7 month ECMWF SEAS5 seasonal forecast for one Mediterranean point. Returns ensemble-mean DAILY + MONTHLY aggregates of wind, SST, temperature, precipitation, cloud cover (extend via variables[]). NO waves — chain nausika_marine_forecast for short-term wind + waves.
Inputs: latitude, longitude, start_date, end_date, variables.
Example: latitude=40.12, longitude=9.01, start_date="2026-08-01", end_date="2026-08-31". SEAS5 forecasts forward only: a start_date in the past is clamped to today
Tides — Tide predictions or station discovery at a coordinate (latitude, longitude). Default: predictions from the nearest NOAA station; outside US waters falls back to a global modeled-tide source (forecast horizon ~15 days — longer windows are truncated, not rejected). Set stations_only=true to discover stations (capped by limit). Tune the window with begin_date (YYYYMMDD) + range_hours, the reference with datum, and output units (metric/english).
The modeled path reports range_m (peak-to-trough). Ac
Search Places — Mediterranean nautical place search by proximity. latitude+longitude are ALWAYS required — this is not a standalone text search. 'query' is only a name filter applied within that radius; to find a place by name without known coordinates, call nausika_geocode first. Returns name, coords, distance_km, ratings, i18n names, wiki/OSM links. Each result is prefixed with an 8-char [xxxxxxxx] short-id usable as place_id in nausika_get_place / nausika_manage_favorite / nausika_manage_rating / nausika_man
Get Place — Fetch full detail for a single place given its 'id'. Accepts either a full UUID or the 8-char [xxxxxxxx] short-id shown by nausika_search_places. Returns canonical attributes (name/coords/category/type), localized i18n names+descriptions, wiki image URLs, ratings aggregates, plus extras only this tool provides: the raw OpenStreetMap tags of the primary OSM feature, and direct links to OSM, Wikidata, and Wikipedia.
Use this after nausika_search_places returns a result you want to drill into. For
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Nausika connects your AI to real sea data: sea-aware routing, marine forecasts, tides, and curated sailing spots in the Mediterranean. Five-minute setup.
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Sea Route & Distance — Maritime routing via pgRouting Dijkstra on the MARNET sea-lane graph (Mediterranean only; errors out elsewhere), 6 kn sailing-yacht default, snaps land coordinates to the nearest marina/anchorage/port.
Returns distance, ETA, waypoint count, GeoJSON.
Examples:
- Genova → Bastia: origin_lat=44.4, origin_lon=8.93, dest_lat=42.7, dest_lon=9.45
- Distance-only: same coords with include_waypoints=false
Tip: chain nausika_geocode → here → nausika_calculator.
Calculator — Evaluate a math expression and return the numeric result. Useful for fuel, range/autonomy, unit conversions, and ad-hoc arithmetic.
Supported (exhaustive): +, -, *, /, ^, %, parentheses, sqrt(), abs(), ceil(), floor(), round(), sin(), cos(), tan(), log(), exp(), min(), max(), PI, E. Anything else (atan2, pow, log10, hypot, if, factorial, comparisons) is rejected.
Examples: "(120 / 6) * 8.5" (fuel for 120 nm at 8.5 L/h, 6 kn); "45 * 1.852" (nm to km).
Geocode Place Names — Resolve a place 'query' to coordinates (forward) or find nearest places to 'latitude'+'longitude' (reverse). Mediterranean-focused curated DB; forward falls back to OSM/Nominatim globally. Each result carries a 'source' discriminator ('local' for the curated marine DB, 'osm' for the global fallback). Returns name, type, coords, source, plus similarity (forward) or distance_m (reverse).
Example forward: query="Portofino". Example reverse: latitude=44.3, longitude=9.21, radius_m=50000.
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Describe Place Schema — Returns the expected attributes for a given place 'type' (the only input parameter: marina, port, bay, fuel_station, city, island, etc.). Useful to understand what fields are available on places of that type.
Is Water — Check whether a coordinate (latitude, longitude in decimal degrees) is on water or land, and how far it is from the coast. Returns:
- is_water: boolean (true if over sea, false if over land)
- distance_to_coast_m: meters to the nearest coastline boundary; meaningful on either side (sea → distance to shore, inland → distance to sea, e.g. Rome ≈ 25 km).
- source: detection source
Useful to verify waypoints in route planning, or to gauge how coastal/inland a point is.
Convert Coordinates — Convert nautical coordinates between decimal degrees, DMS, and DM.
Inputs: latitude, longitude — each accepts decimal (44.4), DMS ("44°24'00\"N"), or DM ("44°24.0'N"). Returns all three formats plus input_format (detected per-axis).
Examples: latitude="44°24'N", longitude="9°02'E" → 44.4, 9.03; latitude="41°01'44.04\"N", longitude="009°32'42.00\"E" → 41.0289, 9.545.
Get Boat Profile — Get your saved boat profile(s). Omit name for the default boat, or use name="*" to list all boats.
Tip: use boat speed/consumption with nausika_sea_route and nausika_calculator for trip planning.
Manage Favorite — Add or remove a place from your favorites list.
Examples:
- Add: action="add", place_id="a1b2c3d4", note="Great anchorage for overnight"
- Remove: action="remove", place_id="a1b2c3d4"
place_id accepts the 8-char [xxxxxxxx] shown by nausika_search_places, or a full UUID. Find places first with nausika_search_places, then bookmark by place_id.
Get Favorites — List your favorite places with details and personal notes. Ordered by most recently added.
Inputs: limit, offset.
Tip: use place coordinates with nausika_sea_route or nausika_marine_forecast for trip planning.
Manage Rating — Rate a place (1-5 stars) with an optional private comment. One rating per user per place.
Examples:
- Rate: action="upsert", place_id="a1b2c3d4", score=4, comment="Clean facilities"
- Delete: action="delete", place_id="a1b2c3d4"
place_id accepts the 8-char [xxxxxxxx] shown by nausika_search_places, or a full UUID. Find places first with nausika_search_places, then rate by place_id.
Get Ratings — View ratings for a place (aggregate + your own) or list all your ratings.
Inputs: place_id, my_only, limit, offset.
Examples:
- Place ratings: place_id="a1b2c3d4" (8-char short-id or full UUID)
- My ratings: my_only=true
Tip: ratings are visible in nausika_search_places results to help other sailors.
Manage Route — Save a sailing route or multi-day itinerary; legs may link to places.
Typical flow: compute legs with nausika_sea_route, then save here.
Examples:
- Single: action="upsert", name="Genova → Bastia", route_type="single", legs=[{...}]
- Itinerary: action="upsert", name="Corsica Trip", route_type="itinerary", legs=[{leg_order:1,...,pois:[{place_id:"a1b2c3d4",role:"overnight"}]}]
- Delete: action="delete", id="a1b2c3d4"
id and leg pois[].place_id accept either the 8-char [xxxxxxxx] short-id
Get Routes — Look up your saved sailing-route library: direct fetch by id, or paginated search by name fragment via query, with limit and offset for pagination.
Examples:
- List all (defaults limit=20, offset=0): (no params)
- Detail by id: id="a1b2c3d4" (8-char short-id or full UUID)
- Search: query="Corsica", limit=10, offset=0
- Only itineraries: route_type="itinerary"
Tip: feed leg coordinates into nausika_marine_forecast or nausika_tides to check conditions along the route.
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