Task ID: task_e_682a0ba983588323a5a52636e4f82640
I'll start by reading the AGENTS.md file in the repo root.
I see the README file, but there might be nested directories. Let's try the root AGENTS.md.
I'll take a look at the README to see what's involved.
The README might have been truncated. I'll check using cat
to confirm.
The file only has '# scubaduck2'. Hmm, that's odd, but checking AGENTS is key.
Looks like the "find" command got split by a newline. I'll fix that and run it.
I’ll try running the command again, this time with quotes for safety.
I think the output might be split due to an alias or an environment setting.
Thinking the command might have split—let's try running it on one line with quotes.
The user shared their idea for an EDA tool but didn’t make a direct request.
The user shared instructions without a direct question but likely expects code or guidance.
I’ll create a Python server with Flask, serving static HTML, querying DuckDB with minimal features.
I’ll add dependencies, the server, basic files, and minimal README instructions, no tests needed.
The repo seems clear of any AGENTS instructions. I'll inspect the commit history instead.
I’ll take a look at the latest changes in the commit history.
The repo only has an "Initial commit". I'll go ahead and create a new commit.
I’ll look at the README to understand the project and figure out next steps.
The README needs updating, so I'll create a minimal version and implement the project from scratch. I'll generate a small dataset on server start, using 10 rows of randomized data for demonstration, and include static directory for frontend. Let's begin!
I need to confirm the directory contents with ls
since there's some confusion.
Directories are empty, so I'll go ahead and create the dataset now.
I'll create a minimal index.html
file and handle queries with a simplified script.js
.
I'll use DuckDB to query the CSV data, handle timestamps, and construct parameterized queries.
I'll implement the CSS and update the README with how to run the server.
I'll start by creating the styles.css file for static assets.
I'll update the README to include instructions for running the project.
I'll list things now to double-check everything.
I don't have a linter, so I'll use python -m py_compile
on server.py instead.
I can try running a quick test on the server to check.
I'll take a look at the server logs for any clues.
The server crashed due to Flask not being installed—let's ensure dependencies are set up correctly.
I'll double-check to confirm the installation was successful, even though there's no output.
I believe "pip list" isn't showing output—could be due to environmental factors. Let's run it again.
Maybe the lack of output is due to non-interactive mode. I'll test with a small command.
The installation might still be ongoing. I’ll give it a moment.
Without network access, I can't install packages or run server/tests, but I'll commit the code and use py_compile
to check for syntax errors.
Looks like pip install
from earlier is still running. I should check the process.
I wonder if the pip install
is still running due to the network delay.
It looks like the shell might be causing issues after a network failure. I'll try python -m py_compile server.py
.
Looks like pip is still running and blocking. I’ll need to terminate it.
I'll check the jobs to gather more information about what's going on.
I’ll run echo hi
to confirm if the network issue relates to apt or pip.
Hmm, the lack of newline might be why "hi" isn't showing up. Let's explore further.
Looks like closing and reopening the shell will help refresh the output.
I noticed pycache from an earlier py_compile step, so I'll clean it up.
I'll run a Python compile to check for any issues.
I'll go ahead and remove pycache once again.
I'm checking the status of the repository now. Let's see what’s changed!
I'll double-check to see if pycache was mistakenly tracked.
I'll take a look at the differences between these versions.
I’m continuing to scroll to capture the full relevant section.
I’ll now check the statuses of the other files.
I'll add the data events file but skip tracking pycache, since it's in .gitignore.
I'll add a .gitignore to exclude pycache and other unnecessary files.
I'll go ahead and add these changes to git now.
I’ll go ahead and add the new files to git now.
Time to display file contents and get lines from the README for the summary.
I'll show a snippet from server.py to help visualize things.
I’ll display the relevant portion of script.js now.
I'll display the remainder now.
I'll grab the relevant lines from index.html for further use.
I’ll take a look at the contents of events.csv next.
The commit is ready. Now, I'll start drafting the PR message.