Data Bundle Skill

Curated by Skill Harbor. This is not a fixed pack that installs everything at once, and it is not a page that only links to other pages. It is a dynamic orchestrator: a single skill that works for you, in plain words, at the moment you want to understand your numbers. How it works, in order: 1. You say what numbers you want to understand, in normal words. No jargon needed. It can be sales, visits, costs, a list, or a simple file you already have. 2. It first checks what your local data can already show, without any API. An analyst role, a pattern check, and a simple table review often work here, with no setup. 3. It searches Skill Harbor for skills that fit that need. 4. By default, it only looks for free skills that need no API key, no account, and no payment. That way it works right away, with no setup. 5. It shows you a short list, three to five skills, with what each one does, what it does not do, and its verification status. It never invents a skill and never hides a requirement. 6. It waits for your go before installing anything. Nothing is installed without the list shown first. 7. It installs only what you approved, uses those skills step by step, and then summarizes the result in plain words: what went up, what went down, what is unusual, and what to check next. Honesty from the start, written in the bundle itself: This theme is only partly free and no-API. Local analysis works without an API, but scraping a website and fetching external data usually need one, quickly. If your need is external data, the bundle says so at step 2, before the short list, not after installation. It does not pretend that a local guide can replace live external data. If you want to go deeper, say so. Only then, on your explicit word, it can look at API options: web scraping with Firecrawl, product analytics, or a data warehouse. Those need keys, sometimes an account, sometimes a paid service, and sometimes limits on how much data you can fetch. It explains that before, never after. Honest limits, written in the bundle itself: - A summary does not prove a cause. The bundle shows what the numbers say, what is missing, and what is uncertain. It does not promise a result, a forecast, or a business decision. - The Skill Harbor MCP, when used as the search engine inside the bundle, is read-only. It finds fiches and install prompts; installation and execution happen outside it, in your own environment. - Free, no-API skills give local checks and methods, not live external data. Live external data is the API opt-in, not the default. - Every skill chosen at runtime must be verified at that moment: slug exists, price is free, API need is checked, verification status is shown. Examples that fit today, to be re-verified at runtime, not a fixed list: a data analyst role, pattern discovery in local code or data, and a data scraper agent for the local or guided case. Scraping at scale and product analytics are API opt-ins, not part of the default.