Use when the user wants a modern, non-expert-facing visual summary of FAOSTAT data on a single page — an infographic, one-pager, visual summary, explainer card, or shareable graphic for social, pitch decks, or press use. The deliverable is a standalone HTML file with inline SVG (optional PNG/PDF export). Aesthetic …
Use when the user wants a world or regional choropleth map of a FAOSTAT metric — production, yield, trade flow, emissions, temperature change, fertilizer use, undernourishment, or any other country-level indicator. Use when the user asks for "a map of X", "where is Y grown/produced/emitted", "show global distribution…
Use when the user wants an academic / peer-reviewable research paper built from FAOSTAT data — "scientific paper", "academic paper", "research paper", "journal article", "IMRaD write-up", "peer-reviewed paper", "manuscript". The deliverable is a .docx following IMRaD structure (Abstract, Introduction, Methods…
Use when the user wants to build a data-driven narrative or article from FAOSTAT data for journalists, researchers, or general-audience communicators. Use when the user provides a research question, story angle, or topic they want to explore as an HTML data story with embedded interactive charts. Keywords — story…
Use when the user asks about food import dependence, self-sufficiency ratio, supply chain risk, trade partners, trade concentration, food security vulnerability, import reliance, export dependence, or whether a country can feed itself for a specific commodity. Keywords — import, export, trade, self-sufficiency…
Use when the user wants to identify biggest changes, fastest-growing or declining agricultural productions, or anomalies in FAOSTAT data over a time window for a region or set of countries. Keywords — trends, growth, decline, anomaly, change, biggest movers, acceleration, deceleration, monitoring, shift, surge, drop…
Use when the user asks to visualize, chart, graph, or plot FAOSTAT data, or when they want a visual representation of agricultural statistics. Also use when another skill needs to produce a chart. Keywords — chart, graph, plot, visualize, visualization, bar chart, line chart, scatter plot, stacked bar, HTML…