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This is my submission for Daily Dose of Data Science Technical Writer Assignment - Task 1) RAG and Text-to-SQL.

Here below are all the assignment checklist:

  • Repo and Readme file
  • Streamlit Implementation
  • X thread draft
  • Diagram
  • Quick Demonstration Video

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Added comprehensive project documentation with installation instructions, setup requirements, and subscription details for updates.
  • New Features
    • Launched an interactive, AI-powered web application that processes natural language queries into database interactions.
    • Enabled seamless API configuration and real-time feedback for an enhanced user experience.
    • Introduced a sidebar for API key input and integrated various components for efficient query management.

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This pull request introduces a new README and a Streamlit application for a RAG and Text-to-SQL orchestration agent. The README provides an overview of the project's purpose, key technologies, installation instructions, and contribution guidelines. The application implements an asynchronous workflow that handles user queries, orchestrates tool calls, interacts with a SQL database, and integrates with language model APIs to deliver conversational results.

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File Change Summary
rag-sql-orchestration-agent/README.md New README created. Outlines project purpose, technology stack (OpenAI GPT-3.5-Turbo, LlamaIndex, SQLAlchemy, Streamlit), installation/setup instructions, and contribution invitation.
rag-sql-orchestration-agent/app.py New Streamlit app implementing the RAG/Text-to-SQL orchestrator. Adds asynchronous workflow classes (e.g., RouterOutputAgentWorkflow) and functions (e.g., initialize_tools, process_question, main) to manage tool interactions and query processing.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant A as App (Streamlit)
    participant W as Workflow
    participant DB as SQL Tool
    participant LLM as LLM API

    U->>A: Enter API keys and question
    A->>A: Initialize session state & tools
    A->>W: Process question request
    W->>DB: Query city statistics
    DB-->>W: Return database results
    W->>LLM: Dispatch tool call for response
    LLM-->>W: Return generated answer
    W->>A: Aggregate and forward result
    A->>U: Display response and chat history
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Leaping through README and Streamlit in the night.
With SQL and LLM tools dancing in the code,
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rag-sql-orchestration-agent/app.py (2)

3-3: Remove the unused pandas import.

This import is never referenced in the code, adding unnecessary overhead and clutter.

Consider removing it:

- import pandas as pd
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3-3: pandas imported but unused

Remove unused import: pandas

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1-395: Consider modularizing the workflow logic for maintainability.

The current file is quite large and contains workflow classes, database initialization, and Streamlit UI code. Splitting the code into smaller modules (e.g., a separate module for the workflow, another for the DB setup) can improve organization, maintainability, and readability.

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3-3: pandas imported but unused

Remove unused import: pandas

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rag-sql-orchestration-agent/README.md (2)

5-5: Fix subject-verb agreement.

“The project builds an orchestration agent that choose...” should be adjusted to “that chooses...” for grammatical correctness.

- This project builds an orchestration agent that choose suitable tools...
+ This project builds an orchestration agent that chooses suitable tools...
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[uncategorized] ~5-~5: This verb does not appear to agree with the subject. Consider using a different form.
Context: ...ject builds an orchestration agent that choose suitable tools between RAG and Text-to-...

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61-61: Use exclamation points sparingly.

Too many exclamation marks can appear overly informal. Consider reducing them in line 61 for a more balanced tone.

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[style] ~61-~61: Using many exclamation marks might seem excessive (in this case: 4 exclamation marks for a text that’s 1511 characters long)
Context: ... Contribution Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a...

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rag-sql-orchestration-agent/README.md (5)

1-4: Title and Diagram Presentation

The title clearly introduces the project, and embedding the diagram from assets/orchestrator.png sets an immediate visual context.

Suggestion: Verify that the assets/orchestrator.png file exists at the specified location in the repository.


5-5: Correct Grammar and Article Usage in Description

The sentence on line 5 has a verb agreement issue and lacks an article. It currently reads:
This project builds an orchestration agent that choose suitable tools between RAG and Text-to-SQL to generate response.
I recommend updating it to:

-This project builds an orchestration agent that choose suitable tools between RAG and Text-to-SQL to generate response.
+This project builds an orchestration agent that chooses suitable tools between RAG and Text-to-SQL to generate a response.
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[uncategorized] ~5-~5: This verb does not appear to agree with the subject. Consider using a different form.
Context: ...ject builds an orchestration agent that choose suitable tools between RAG and Text-to-...

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12-15: Demo Section Verification

The demo section is straightforward, with a heading and a link to the video demo (assets/demo.mov).

Note: Please ensure the demo video file exists and is accessible by users.


36-40: Dependency Installation Block

The dependency installation section (lines 36–40) is well laid out.

Suggestion: Consider recommending the use of a virtual environment (e.g., venv or conda) to isolate dependencies.


59-61: Tone in Contribution Notice

The Contribution section (lines 59–61) uses an enthusiastic tone with an exclamation mark:
Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your improvements.

Suggestion: Consider a more neutral tone by reducing exclamation marks if consistency and professionalism are a priority.

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rag-sql-orchestration-agent/README.md (5)

6-11: Clear Technology Stack Listing

The bullet list (lines 6–11) effectively enumerates the technologies used (OpenAI GPT-3.5-Turbo, LlamaIndex, SQLAlchemy, and Streamlit).

Good to have: If available, consider adding version numbers or links to documentation for reproducibility.


16-25: Installation and Setup Instructions

The Installation section (lines 16–25) provides clear steps for setting up both OpenAI and LlamaCloud API keys.

Consideration: It might be beneficial to mention if users should set these in environment variables or configure them within a configuration file, depending on security best practices.


26-33: Content Download Instructions

The instructions on downloading Wikipedia pages as PDFs (lines 26–33) are clear and easy to follow.


42-48: Running the Application

The "Run the app" instructions (lines 42–48) are correctly formatted with a bash code block.

Tip: You might add a brief note on what users should expect once the app is running.


52-57: Newsletter Call-to-Action and Visuals

The newsletter section (lines 52–57) is engaging and clearly conveys the incentive.

Note: Ensure that linked images (e.g., the Daily Dose of Data Science Newsletter banner) are up-to-date.

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