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name: rag-rlm
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description: Analyze documents using code execution in a Docker sandbox.
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description: >
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Computational analysis of the knowledge base via code execution in a Docker sandbox.
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Use for questions requiring counting, aggregation, statistics, data traversal,
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comparison across documents, or any task best answered by writing Python code.
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Examples: "how many pages?", "compare table 3 across documents",
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"calculate average word count", "extract all email addresses".
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# RLM (Reflexion Language Model) Analysis
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# RLM Analysis
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You have access to a computational analysis tool that can write and execute Python code against the knowledge base.
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## When to use `analyze`
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Use the `analyze` tool for questions that require:
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- **Computation** — counting, aggregation, averages, statistics
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- **Data traversal** — iterating over documents, comparing tables, extracting structured data
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- **Code execution** — any question best answered by writing and running Python code
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- **Complex reasoning** — multi-step analysis that goes beyond simple search or Q&A
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Examples:
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- "How many pages are in this document?"
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- "Compare the results in table 3 across all documents"
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- "Calculate the average word count per document"
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- "Write code to extract all email addresses"
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## Requirements
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The analyze tool requires Docker to be running, as code execution happens in an isolated Docker sandbox.
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## Parameters
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- `question` (required) — The analytical question to answer
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- `document` — Optional document ID or title to pre-load for analysis
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- `filter` — Optional SQL WHERE clause to filter documents
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Use the `analyze` tool for complex analytical questions. It writes and executes Python code against the knowledge base in an isolated Docker sandbox.
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