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csv-data-summarizer

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Analyzes CSV files and produces comprehensive summaries — statistics, missing data, visualizations, and insights — fully automatically, without asking the user what they want. Use this skill IMMEDIATELY whenever a user uploads or mentions a CSV file, asks to summarize or analyze tabular data, or says things like "analyze this file", "what's in this CSV", "give me insights on this data", or "summarize this spreadsheet". Trigger even if the user only says "here's my file" and attaches a CSV. Never wait for further direction — run the full analysis right away.

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