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Skill gemini-cli-extensions/sre/skills/data-ingestion

πŸ‰ Fetches and parses time-series data from various sources.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add gemini-cli-extensions/sre --skill data-ingestion

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SKILL.md

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Data Ingestion Skill

This skill is responsible for fetching and converting time-series data from different sources into a standardized JSON format for other skills to consume.

Inputs:

  • source_type: String indicating the data source (e.g., "csv", "cloud_monitoring").
  • source_details: A dictionary or list containing the necessary information to access the data source.
    • For source_type: "csv": A list of file paths.

Output:

A JSON string in the standardized format (see README.md for details).

Workflow:

  1. Validate Inputs: Check if source_type and source_details are provided.
  2. Route to Parser: Based on source_type:
    • If source_type is "csv":
      • Ensure source_details is a list of file paths.
      • Create a list of temporary file names for intermediate JSON outputs (e.g., ~/.gemini/tmp/user/parsed_0.json, ...).
      • Parse Each CSV: Iterate through the input file paths:
        • Execute python ./skills/data-ingestion/parse_csv.py <input_csv_path> > <temp_json_path> using run_shell_command (with venv activation).
        • Check for errors.
      • Merge JSONs: Execute python ./skills/data-ingestion/merge_timeseries.py <temp_json_path_1> <temp_json_path_2> ... using run_shell_command (with venv activation).
      • Capture the stdout from merge_timeseries.py as the final result.
      • Clean up: Remove the temporary JSON files.
      • Handle any errors during script executions.
    • If source_type is not supported, return an error message.
  3. Return JSON: Output the standardized JSON string.

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