bsee-data-extractor-query-configuration
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This sub-skill provides YAML configuration templates for structuring queries to extract BSEE oil and gas data. It supports multiple query types (by block, API, lease, field, or area) across different datasets including WAR and APD. Developers use it to define structured parameters for targeted data extraction from BSEE systems.
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