wikidata-sparql
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Search engine for factual data using Wikidata SPARQL queries with robust Python/uv run. Built-in retry logic handles rate limits (403/429) and server errors (502, 503, 504). Use for factual questions about real-world entities, relationships, and data: people, places, organizations, events, scientific data, historical facts. Examples: 'cities with <100k population', 'Nobel Prize winners since 2010', 'chemical elements by atomic number', 'mountains over 8000m', 'US presidents born after 1900'. Query by properties (population, dates, locations, classifications), discover entity relationships, aggregate and filter data. Includes exponential backoff retry strategy and 30s timeout.
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- micahyoung/agent-skillstheir own version, first seen Aug 23, 2026
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- micahyoung/agent-skills★ 1same name
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