execute-auto
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Automatically execute simple aggregation tasks end-to-end. Use for complexity score < 3.
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- VladTheProgrammer/claude-asimovtheir own version, first seen Oct 8, 2026
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Use CodeGenerator to create Python code from template:
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Before execution, show the generated code:
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Only simple aggregations (top N, groupby)
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Execute Auto Skill
Fully automated execution for simple tasks
Purpose
Execute simple aggregation tasks end-to-end without human intervention.
Trigger: Complexity score < 3
Supported Tasks:
- Top N queries ("show me top 10 users by revenue")
- Group-by aggregations ("total sales by region")
Workflow
Phase 1: Generate Code
Use CodeGenerator to create Python code from template:
from lib.code_generator import CodeGenerator
from pathlib import Path
templates_dir = Path(__file__).parent.parent / "assets" / "sql_templates"
generator = CodeGenerator(templates_dir)
task = {
"analysis_type": "aggregation",
"operation": "top_n",
"data_source": structured_req["data_sources"][0],
"sort_by": structured_req["sort_by"],
"limit": structured_req.get("limit", 10)
}
code = generator.generate(task)Phase 2: Show Code to User
Before execution, show the generated code:
Generated code:
[paste code here]
This will:
1. Read data from [file]
2. Sort by [column]
3. Return top [N] results
4. Save to outputs/result.csv
Execute? (y/n)Phase 3: Execute Code
If user approves:
from lib.executor import Executor
import os
executor = Executor(Path(os.getcwd()))
try:
output = executor.execute(code, timeout=30)
print(output)
except ExecutionError as e:
print(f"Execution failed: {e}")
print("Please check your data file and try again.")Phase 4: Present Results
✓ Analysis complete!
Results saved to: outputs/result.csv
[Show preview of results]
Would you like me to:
A) Generate a summary report
B) Save this to knowledge base
C) DonePhase 5: Save to Knowledge Base
from lib.knowledge_store import KnowledgeStore
from pathlib import Path
kb_dir = Path.home() / ".da-agent" / "knowledge"
kb_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
kb = KnowledgeStore(str(kb_dir / "kb.db"))
task_id = kb.save_task(
description=original_request,
structured_req=structured_req,
complexity_score=score,
execution_mode="auto"
)Error Handling
File not found:
Error: Cannot find data file 'users.csv'
Please check:
- File exists in current directory
- Filename is correct
- You have read permissionsInvalid column:
Error: Column 'revenue' not found in data
Available columns: [list columns]Security error:
Error: Cannot access file outside workspace
Please copy the file to current directoryPhase 1 Limitations
- Only simple aggregations (top N, groupby)
- Single file only (no joins)
- No charts/visualizations
- Basic text output only
Phase 2+ will add:
- Multi-file joins
- Charts and visualizations
- Rich HTML reports
- More analysis types
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