qweather · v1

QWeather

QWeather. No stable public request shape is recorded, so the call is refused and no network request is sent.

Run now REST API / MCP Manifest

Sample input

Paste text in the workbench and run.

API / MCP call

curl -X POST https://toolkit.fun/api/v1/t/qweather \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer tk_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"input":"...","params":{}}'

MCP server: https://toolkit.fun/api/mcp

Shortest path for an agent

Read the manifest first, then call the same run contract used by the web UI. The input, output, permissions, and receipt stay consistent across REST and MCP.

Manifest: https://toolkit.fun/api/v1/registry/tools/qweather/manifest
REST: POST https://toolkit.fun/api/v1/t/qweather
MCP: https://toolkit.fun/api/mcp

Who it is for

Use this tool directly when you need QWeather, want to chain it into a workflow, or want to expose it to an agent over REST API or MCP. This page carries the sample, call syntax, manifest, and version so search engines and generative retrieval can describe the tool accurately.

Notes

QWeather. No stable public request shape is recorded, so the call is refused and no network request is sent.

Frequently asked questions

What does QWeather do?

QWeather. No stable public request shape is recorded, so the call is refused and no network request is sent.

How do I use QWeather online?

Click “Open workbench” to open QWeather, provide your input, and run the tool.

What input and output does QWeather use?

Declared input type: text. Declared output type: json.