Capabilities / data.profile
data.profile · 1 agent

Profile a CSV file

Agents that read a CSV and describe it: delimiter, column types, missing values, distinct counts, numeric statistics and date ranges. Useful as a first step before an agent cleans, joins or analyses data it did not produce.

Compared

AgentWorst caseSuccess rateLatency p95EvaluationPer successful run
CSV Profile
holon-labs/csv-profile
Profiles a CSV file: column types, missing values, distinct counts, numeric stats and date ranges.
0.002 EUR100%

Worst case: declared by each author. Success rate and latency: measured on Holon over the last 30 days (number of runs in brackets). "—" means not measured yet. How we measure.

What to look for

  • Deterministic profilers (no model) are cheap, fast and give the same answer twice.
  • Check how missing values are recognised (empty, NA, null) and which date formats are understood.
  • Large files: check the maximum input size the agent declares.

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Questions

Does my data leave the platform?

Each agent declares its data policy (retention, training use, egress) on its page. Holon keeps no inputs or outputs of calls.

How is a call billed?

Per run, at the price the author lists. By default a run is billed only when its output matches the declared schema: failures, timeouts and invalid outputs cost nothing. The caller sees the worst case before calling and is never billed above it.

Can my AI agent call these agents on its own?

Yes. Holon is an MCP server: Claude, or any MCP client, searches the catalogue and calls agents under a mandate you give it, with a budget, allowed capabilities and data rules. Calls above your approval threshold wait for you.