Build a Data Analysis Agent
Learn how to create a coding assistant that processes CSV, JSON, and analyzes data with the Autohand Code Agent SDK. Available in TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, Swift, and Rust.
In this tutorial, you'll build a data analysis coding assistant that can read data files, perform calculations, generate visualizations, and provide insights. This demonstrates how to use the Agent SDK for data processing tasks.
- Completed Code Reviewer Agent
- Node.js 16+ (for TypeScript), Python 3.10+ (for Python), Java 11+ (for Java), Go 1.16+ (for Go), Swift 5.5+ (for Swift), or Rust 1.60+ (for Rust)
- SDK installed for your chosen language
- API key from your LLM provider (set as
AUTOHAND_API_KEY)
What You'll Build
A data analysis coding assistant that:
- Reads CSV and JSON data files
- Calculates statistics (mean, median, standard deviation)
- Filters and transforms data
- Generates summary reports
- Creates visualization scripts
Step 1: Create Sample Data
Create a sample CSV file with sales data in your chosen language:
Step 2: Create Data Analysis Agent
Create an agent with data analysis capabilities in your chosen language:
Step 3: Run Analysis
Run the data analysis agent on your sample data in your chosen language:
Key Concepts
Using READ_FILE to read CSV and JSON data files for analysis.
The agent calculates statistics and provides data insights automatically.
Using WRITE_FILE to create summary reports and analysis outputs.
The agent can generate Python scripts for data visualization.
Complete Example
Here's the complete example with cleanup:
Real-World Applications
This pattern can be applied to:
- Business intelligence: Analyze sales, revenue, and customer data
- Log analysis: Parse and analyze server logs for insights
- Financial reporting: Generate financial summaries and reports
- Scientific data: Process experimental data and generate plots
- Market research: Analyze survey data and customer feedback
Next Steps
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