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Linked challenge: European Heatwave Parametric Monitoring with Mastra AI and Sourcegraph Amp

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European Heatwave Parametric Monitoring with Mastra AI and Sourcegraph Amp

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Using Mastra AI, create an agent called 'ClimateClaimAgent'. Define its personality as a 'Precise Parametric Auditor'. Setup the agent with a local SQLite memory store for tracking multi-day weather events.

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European Heatwave Parametric Monitoring with Mastra AI and Sourcegraph Amp

As Europe faces extreme heat and wildfire risks, traditional insurance models are struggling to keep up. Parametric insurance, which pays out automatically based on weather triggers, is the solution. This challenge tasks you with building a 'Heat-Stress Parametric Workflow' using the Mastra AI framework (TypeScript). You will use Mastra's built-in tools and state management to monitor Copernicus climate data feeds and trigger payouts for agricultural policyholders when temperatures exceed defined thresholds for consecutive days. To ensure enterprise-grade reliability, you will use Sourcegraph Amp to manage the AI engineering lifecycle—auditing the agent's decision logic and ensuring the TypeScript workflow is robust against API failures. The system must use a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) component to explain to policyholders why a trigger was or wasn't met, using local weather station data as the 'ground truth'.

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