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pull-data

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Use when the user wants to fetch/download Greek public-procurement data (Διαύγεια award decisions, ΚΗΜΔΗΣ contracts, TED EU tenders) into local files for investigation. Triggers on "pull", "download", "get the data", "fetch contracts/awards", a date range, or an authority/supplier to look at.

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SKILL.md

Pull Greek procurement open data

You fetch real, public data into local JSONL files the user owns. No account, no key (except ΓΕΜΗ). The scripts live in lib/. Run them from the repo root.

Which source to pull

  • ΚΗΜΔΗΣ (contracts) — the default and best. ~100% have a supplier ΑΦΜ, amount, CPV, and the signing official. Use for almost everything.
    node lib/kimdis.mjs --days=14                      # last 14 days, national
    node lib/kimdis.mjs --from=2026-05-01 --to=2026-05-31
    → data/contracts.jsonl
  • Διαύγεια (awards) — every government decision, incl. tiny ones; ~half carry a structured amount. Use for breadth or when ΚΗΜΔΗΣ misses something.
    node lib/diavgeia.mjs --target=4000
    node lib/orgs.mjs        # then resolve org-ids → authority names
    → data/awards.jsonl
  • TED — EU above-threshold notices/awards for Greek buyers (the big contracts): node lib/ted.mjs --type=can-standard

Then

  • Resolve supplier VATs to legal names (companies): node lib/vies.mjs --from=data/contracts.jsonl
  • Hand off to the detect-red-flags skill (find splitting/fragmentation) or the investigate skill (follow a supplier/authority/official).

Guidance

  • Pulling is throttled to respect the public APIs — for big ranges, narrow the dates or raise --maxpages. Tell the user roughly how many records came back.
  • Bigger samples = more (and stronger) leads. A couple of weeks of ΚΗΜΔΗΣ is a good start.
  • These are PUBLIC sources; the user is just reading open data. Always keep the leads-not-accusations framing (see docs/METHODOLOGY.md).

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