- name
- analytics
- description
- Flexible data science analytics for any dataset. Auto-discovers schema, recommends charts, exports to create-figure. Works with JSONL, JSON, CSV from any source.
- allowed-tools
- Bash, Read
- triggers
- ["analyze data","analyze dataset","show insights","describe data","what's in this data","data exploration","EDA","schema discovery","chart recommendations","visualize this data"]
- metadata
- {"short-description":"Schema discovery + chart recommendations for any data"}
- provides
- ["analytics"]
- composes
- ["create-figure","task-monitor","agentic-evals"]
- disciplines
- ["data-engineering","content-creation"]
# Analytics Skill
Flexible data science analytics that works with **any dataset**. Auto-discovers schema, recommends visualizations, and exports in create-figure format.
## Quick Start (Any Dataset)
```bash
cd .pi/skills/analytics
# Step 1: Discover what's in the data
./run.sh describe data.jsonl
# Step 2: See recommendations and generate chart
./run.sh chart data.jsonl --name distribution_channel -o chart.json
# Step 3: Render with create-figure
cd .agent/skills/create-figure
./run.sh metrics -i /path/to/chart.json --type bar -o chart.pdf
```
## The Seamless Pipeline
```
Any Data (JSONL/JSON/CSV)
│
▼
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ analytics describe │ ← Discovers schema, recommends charts
│ "5 categorical, 2 numerical, │
│ 1 temporal column detected" │
│ Recommendations: │
│ - distribution_channel (bar) │
│ - trend_by_date (line) │
│ - heatmap_hour_x_day │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
│
▼
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ analytics chart/group-by │ ← Generates chart data in create-figure format
│ --name distribution_channel │
│ -o chart.json │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
│
▼
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│ create-figure metrics │ ← Renders publication-quality PDF/PNG
│ -i chart.json --type bar │
│ -o channel_distribution.pdf │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
```
## Commands
### Discovery (Start Here)
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `describe <file>` | Discover schema, detect column types, recommend charts |
```bash
./run.sh describe sales.jsonl
# Output:
# Columns: date (temporal), product (categorical), amount (numerical), region (categorical)
# Recommendations:
# 1. distribution_product - Distribution of product
# 2. distribution_region - Distribution of region
# 3. trend_by_date - Count over date
# 4. heatmap_product_x_region - product vs region
```
### Flexible Analysis
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `group-by <file>` | Group by any column with aggregation |
| `stats <file>` | Numerical statistics and correlations |
| `chart <file>` | Generate chart spec for create-figure |
```bash
# Group by any column
./run.sh group-by data.jsonl --by channel --for-figure -o by_channel.json
./run.sh group-by data.jsonl --by category --agg price --func sum
# Numerical stats
./run.sh stats data.jsonl --columns revenue,cost,profit
# Generate chart from recommendation
./run.sh chart data.jsonl --name distribution_channel -o chart.json
```
### Timestamped Data (ingest-* outputs)
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `insights <file>` | Full analysis summary (trends, sessions, patterns) |
| `trends <file>` | Viewing trends with rolling averages |
| `sessions <file>` | Session detection and binge analysis |
| `time-patterns <file>` | Hour/day distribution |
| `evolution <file>` | How preferences change over time |
### Output
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `export <file>` | Batch export all standard charts |
| `report <file>` | Horus-style narrative report |
## Supported Formats
| Format | Extension | Auto-Detection |
|--------|-----------|----------------|
| JSONL | `.jsonl` | Line-delimited JSON |
| JSON | `.json` | Array or `{data: [...]}` |
| CSV | `.csv` | Comma-separated |
## Column Type Detection
The `describe` command auto-detects:
| Type | Detection Logic | Recommended Charts |
|------|-----------------|-------------------|
| **temporal** | datetime64, date-like strings | line, area, heatmap (time axis) |
| **numerical** | int64, float64 | histogram, scatter, stats |
| **categorical** | low cardinality (≤20 unique) | bar, pie, heatmap |
| **boolean** | bool dtype | pie (true/false) |
| **text** | high cardinality strings | word cloud, top-N |
## Chart Recommendations
Based on column types, analytics recommends:
| Data Pattern | Chart Type | create-figure Command |
|--------------|------------|----------------------|
| 1 categorical | bar, pie | `metrics --type bar` |
| 1 temporal | line | `training-curves` |
| 2 categorical | heatmap | `heatmap` |
| temporal + categorical | heatmap | `heatmap` |
| 2+ numerical | correlation matrix | `heatmap` |
| 1 numerical | histogram | `metrics --type bar` |
## Agent Workflow
For a project agent to analyze any dataset and visualize:
```python
# 1. Discover schema
result = run("./run.sh describe data.jsonl --json")
recommendations = result["recommendations"]
# 2. Pick first recommendation
chart_name = recommendations[0]["name"]
cmd = recommendations[0]["create_figure_cmd"]
# 3. Generate chart data
run(f"./run.sh chart data.jsonl --name {chart_name} -o chart.json")
# 4. Render
run(f"cd .agent/skills/create-figure && ./run.sh {cmd} -i chart.json -o chart.pdf")
```
## Examples
### E-commerce Sales Data
```bash
# Data: orders.jsonl with date, product, category, amount, region
./run.sh describe orders.jsonl
# → Recommends: distribution_category, distribution_region, trend_by_date
./run.sh group-by orders.jsonl --by category --agg amount --func sum --for-figure -o revenue_by_category.json
# → {"metrics": {"Electronics": 45000, "Clothing": 32000, ...}}
cd .agent/skills/create-figure
./run.sh metrics -i revenue_by_category.json --type bar -o revenue.pdf
```
### YouTube History (ingest-yt-history)
```bash
# Use specialized timestamped commands
./run.sh insights ~/.pi/ingest-yt-history/history.jsonl
./run.sh export ~/.pi/ingest-yt-history/history.jsonl -o ./charts --for-figure
cd .agent/skills/create-figure
./run.sh heatmap -i charts/heatmap.json -o viewing_heatmap.pdf
```
### API Response Data
```bash
# Data: api_logs.json with endpoint, status_code, response_time, user_id
./run.sh describe api_logs.json
./run.sh stats api_logs.json --columns response_time
# → mean=245.3ms, std=89.2ms, p50=220ms, p99=450ms
./run.sh group-by api_logs.json --by endpoint --agg response_time --func mean --for-figure -o latency.json
```
## Dependencies
```toml
# pyproject.toml
dependencies = [
"pandas>=2.0.0",
"typer>=0.9.0",
"rich>=13.0.0",
]
```
## Integration with Horus
```bash
# Horus narrative style
./run.sh insights ~/.pi/ingest-yt-history/history.jsonl --horus
# Output:
# "Your viewing patterns reveal a nocturnal tendency toward melancholic content.
# Peak activity occurs in the twilight hours, with music consumption intensifying
# during introspective night sessions..."
```
## Common Mistakes
```bash
# WRONG: Call stats directly on unknown dataset
./run.sh stats data.jsonl --columns revenue,cost
# → Fails on non-numeric columns ("USD 1000" is text, not number)
# RIGHT: Always run describe first
./run.sh describe data.jsonl
# → Shows column types, recommends correct chart commands
# WRONG: Pick chart type manually without describe recommendation
./run.sh group-by data.jsonl --by date --agg views | ./run.sh metrics --type pie
# → Pie chart for time-series data is useless
# RIGHT: Use describe's recommended create-figure command
# WRONG: Assume JSONL schema matches expectations
# → Fields renamed, nulls present, types mixed
# RIGHT: describe auto-detects all of this
```
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