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Earthboi is an AI-powered climate data explorer that helps you find datasets, investigate locations, visualize trends, and uncover insights without digging through complicated tools.

See how Earthboi turns climate questions into interactive maps, charts, and data insights.

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Other models know the method.
Earthboi has the data.

We gave Earthboi, Claude Opus 4.8 and ChatGPT (GPT-5.5) the same questions a weather trader actually asks. All three knew the method. Only Earthboi could reach the data and finish the job.

Earthboi
ClaudeOpus 4.8
ChatGPTGPT-5.5
Reached real climate data
EarthboiReal ERA5 data, pulled live
ClaudeNo — built a synthetic series
ChatGPTNo — blocked, or a coarse monthly proxy
Returned a usable number
Earthboi Priced, solved and settled
ClaudeNumbers, but from a synthetic series
ChatGPTEstimates or scripts — “not settlement-grade”
Can you check the work?
Earthboi Full audit trail, JSON/CSV export
ClaudeNo audit trail — a script at best
ChatGPTNo audit trail — a script at best
Time to answer (pricing test)
Earthboi~1 min
Claude~3 min
ChatGPT~6 min
What each tool actually did
Earthboi
Real workflow: ERA5 pull → 56 winter HDD settlements → burn + Monte Carlo pricing
Earthboi's full workflow log: dataset-discovery across 121 datasets, a dataset-download of 493,056 ERA5 points from collection ecmwf_era5 at Heathrow, a weather-index call settling HDD over 56 complete seasons, and a price-instrument call returning burn and Monte Carlo pricing — every step with Export JSON, Export CSV and an expandable audit trail, followed by a five-step workflow graph showing the file passed between each stage.
ClaudeNo climate-data access; builds synthetic seasonal HDD
Claude Opus 4.8 response: it does not have live access to 30+ years of daily Heathrow temperature records, so it builds the pricer on a synthetic seasonal HDD series and calls the resulting numbers illustrative ballparks.

“…the numbers below are therefore illustrative ballparks.”

ChatGPTCoarse monthly proxy; not settlement-grade
ChatGPT GPT-5.5 response: the Met Office public Heathrow station file is monthly, so its burn-cost pass is a monthly-mean approximation to daily HDD18, not a formal exchange settlement series.

“…monthly-mean approximation … not a formal exchange settlement series.”

In plain terms: the question was to price a winter weather contract on London Heathrow, and answering it starts with the airport’s real temperature record. Earthboi pulled that record, built the index, priced the contract, and made every step downloadable. Claude and ChatGPT couldn’t reach it — one built a synthetic series, the other used a coarse monthly stand-in — and both said so themselves.

Tested August 2026 across four workflows: weather derivatives pricing, an eight-city European gas weather book, a Chicago O’Hare cold-winter hedge, and nine-county corn yield correlations — the last comparing Earthboi and ChatGPT only. Earthboi used ERA5 reanalysis at the named stations, not exchange settlement data; figures illustrate capability, not quotes. Competitor responses shown as returned.

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