Spreadsheet Insights Explainer
Description
What this agent manifest does
Upload a spreadsheet; get a plain-language readout — what's in it, the headline numbers, and the patterns worth a look.
Build an agent that takes an uploaded spreadsheet — a sales export, survey results, usage logs, a budget sheet — and explains what's in it without you writing a single formula. It uses code interpreter to profile the columns (types, ranges, missing values), compute the summary statistics that fit each column, and surface the few notable patterns: a skewed distribution, an outlier cluster, a relationship worth a closer look. The output is a readout a non-analyst can act on, with the numbers behind every statement.
This is a single-tool analyze → plain-language readout pattern using markdown-header structure. Headers give a multi-step analysis a clean spine — Overview, Headline Findings, Caveats — so the agent profiles before it summarizes and summarizes before it editorializes. The defining discipline is describing what the data shows, not inventing why: the agent reports a correlation or an outlier and explicitly does not assert a cause. Edge cases cover schema mismatches, empty or huge files, and columns that aren't what their headers claim.
This pattern applies anywhere an uploaded table needs to become a readable story. Common scenarios for this pattern:
- Quick reads of an unfamiliar data export
- Survey and feedback result summaries
- Usage / telemetry log overviews
- Budget or spend sheet reviews
- Experiment-data first looks
The tools it uses
This manifest uses: code interpreter
Use this agent manifest to understand
How to build single-shot agents using markdown headers prompt structure for report / tables output.
License
This agent manifest is sample code subject to Azure's licensing terms for Distributable Code under the Universal License Terms for Online Services .
Disclaimer
IMPORTANT! This manifest is for educational and experimentation purposes. Resulting agents are not production ready. Review all provided resources and carefully test agent behavior in the context of your use case. Agents you create may be subject to legal and regulatory requirements, may require licenses, or may not be suitable for all industries, scenarios, or use cases. By using any manifest, you are acknowledging that resulting agents and other output are solely your responsibility, and that you will comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and relevant safety standards, terms of service, and codes of conduct. Learn more .