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    {
      "name": "colchester-budget",
      "type": "skill-md",
      "description": "The deep-dive coverage of Colchester, Connecticut on woodennutmeg.com - an 18-year analysis of the town's own adopted budget books (FY 2007-08 through FY 2024-25) against inflation, population, neighboring towns and demographic peers, plus employee insurance and health-reserve-fund detail, a homeowner tax calculator, a school-consolidation analysis, and a searchable library of 2,899 Board of Education and town source documents. Use when a task concerns Colchester CT town or school budgets, its mill rate or tax bills, its schools, enrollment or staffing, its Board of Education, or when locating a primary Colchester budget or BOE document.",
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    {
      "name": "ct-town-budget-data",
      "type": "skill-md",
      "description": "How to fetch and read the machine-readable Connecticut town finance datasets published at https://woodennutmeg.com/data/ - plain JSON files, no API key and no rate limit, keyed by town name and covering all 169 CT towns. Covers mill rates, equalized tax rates, adopted budgets, audited spending by function, grand list by property class, the tax-exempt share of assessed property and OPM's economic and grand-list indicators, state aid and Education Cost Sharing, ACS income and households, QCEW employment, CPI-U, rule-based peer sets, and per-town EdSight enrollment and staffing history. Use when pulling Connecticut municipal or school finance numbers, joining town-level series, or checking what a field means, what fiscal year it refers to, or which basis it is on.",
      "url": "/.well-known/agent-skills/ct-town-budget-data/SKILL.md",
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    {
      "name": "ct-town-comparison",
      "type": "skill-md",
      "description": "The rules for comparing Connecticut towns to each other fairly - which peer groups exist and what each is good and bad at, why a posted mill rate cannot be compared across towns or across a revaluation, how the equalized mill rate fixes that, how revaluation and the motor-vehicle cap distort rates, why per-capita, per-household and per-homeowner readings of the same budget move differently, and how regional school districts break per-pupil comparisons. Use when ranking or benchmarking Connecticut towns on taxes, spending, wealth, debt, reserves or school cost; when choosing a peer group; or when a town-to-town comparison needs a caveat stated.",
      "url": "/.well-known/agent-skills/ct-town-comparison/SKILL.md",
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    {
      "name": "wooden-nutmeg",
      "type": "skill-md",
      "description": "Explains what woodennutmeg.com is, how its pages and data are laid out, and the editorial rules it publishes under. Wooden Nutmeg is an independent, non-partisan civic data site covering municipal and school finances for all 169 Connecticut towns - adopted budgets, audited spending, mill rates, equalized tax rates, grand lists, state aid, reserves, debt, enrollment and school staffing, every figure traced to a published state or federal source. Use this skill when a task involves Connecticut town budgets, property taxes, mill rates, school spending or town-to-town comparison; when reading, quoting, citing or linking a woodennutmeg.com page; or before using the ct-town-budget-data, ct-town-comparison or colchester-budget skills.",
      "url": "/.well-known/agent-skills/wooden-nutmeg/SKILL.md",
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