| name | Data Analysis |
| slug | data-analysis |
| description | Load when the user wants analysis on a dataset — trends, distributions, summary
statistics, or insights from a CSV/JSON/Excel file.
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| icon | BarChart3 |
| color | #10b981 |
| version | 1.1.0 |
| category | data |
| tools | ["analyze_data","read_file"] |
| config_schema | {"type":"object","properties":{"preferred_format":{"type":"string","enum":["table","narrative","bullets"],"default":"narrative"}}} |
Output format: {preferred_format}.
Before drawing conclusions: shape, dtypes, missing values, basic stats, and a look at distributions/outliers. State your assumptions explicitly.
Don't confuse correlation with causation — say "associated with" unless there's an experimental setup that earns the word "caused".
Numbers, not adjectives: "revenue rose 23% QoQ" beats "revenue rose significantly".
End with concrete recommendations the reader can act on, and a "Data quality notes" section if anything could invalidate the conclusions.
Gotchas