Geosql: Marketing & Growth for AI Agents | OpenAgentSkill

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A geospatial analytics skill for AI agents like Claude, Codex, and Copilot, enabling map-based queries on PostGIS, BigQuery, Snowflake.

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GeoSQL

Tools/CLI

This skill uses the following CLIs:

dekart for running BigQuery, DuckDB, Snowflake, Wherobots, and Postgres SQL and rendering maps
bq to run BigQuery SQL when dekart BigQuery integration is not available.
snow to run Snowflake SQL when dekart Snowflake integration is not available.
Wherobots and Postgres have no local CLI fallback; they are dekart-only in this skill.

Before using CLIs, verify availability if it was not done before:

for c in bq snow dekart; do command -v $c >/dev/null && echo $c=ok || echo $c=missing; done

If no CLI is available, suggest installing the dekart CLI: pip install dekart && dekart init. dekart init is an interactive command that must be run by the user.

The user has 3 options in dekart init:

cloud.dekart.xyz (Dekart-hosted control plane, easier setup)
localhost (docker run -p 8080:8080 dekartxyz/dekart, more secure, requires Docker)
self-hosted

Help the user pick the best installation option for their needs.

If dekart is available, check available connectors:

dekart call --name list_connections --args '{}' --json

If dekart available but not init, ask user to dekart init

Dialect References

Use the matching reference for per-database SQL, CLI examples, and engine-specific caveats:

BigQuery: references/bigquery.md
DuckDB: references/duckdb.md
Snowflake: references/snowflake.md
Postgres / PostGIS: references/postgres.md
Wherobots / Sedona: references/wherobots.md

Required Workflow

Follow these steps in order. Do NOT write a final query until steps 1-3 are complete. Combine each step with examples in matching dialect reference.

Step 1: Discover schema

Discover available data objects before writing any query: start with database/share availability (where applicable), then confirm schemas, tables, and columns. Always verify exact object names and column types from the warehouse metadata; do not assume from general knowledge.

When multiple tables match the entity, sample each candidate for attribute density and prefer the richer source. Richer attributes enable stronger visual encoding in Step 5 and a stronger map validation case.

Step 2: Resolve the target area

When the user asks about a named area (city, district, country), query division_area first to discover how it is actually stored (subtype, class, naming conventions). Do not assume from general knowledge.

Use the dialect reference for target-area SQL and fallbacks. Extract the exact bbox constants from the result. Use the full precision values returned by the query, do not round or truncate them.

Step 3: Draft the query

Use hardcoded bbox from step 2 as a scan gate (fast partition pruning).
Add ST_INTERSECTS against the real geometry from division_area for geographic correctness. bbox alone is rectangular and overshoots.
Both are required for named-area queries. Never omit ST_INTERSECTS.
Select only required columns; avoid SELECT *.
Add LIMIT for exploration.

bbox overlap filter direction. The scan gate must use the OVERLAP pattern, not containment. The feature's bbox must overlap the target area:

-- CORRECT (overlap): feature extends into our area
AND bbox.xmax >= <area_xmin>   -- feature's right edge is east of area's left
AND bbox.xmin <= <area_xmax>   -- feature's left edge is west of area's right
AND bbox.ymax >= <area_ymin>   -- feature's top edge is above area's bottom
AND bbox.ymin <= <area_ymax>   -- feature's bottom edge is below area's top

-- WRONG (containment): do NOT use this
AND bbox.xmin >= <area_xmin>   -- WRONG
AND bbox.xmax <= <area_xmax>   -- WRONG

Use the dialect reference for draft query examples and engine-specific syntax. For map output, select a geometry column aliased exactly as lowercase geometry.

cast 64-bit integer fields to 32-bit int or double. Any numeric column bound to a Kepler visual channel (color, stroke width, size, height) must NOT be a 64-bit integer.

Step 4: Validate (mandatory)

Do NOT present the query to the user without validating it first.

Cost / safety gate.
- BigQuery: dry run to check estimated bytes. If using dekart, the mandatory dekart call --name update_query prepare step is also the dry-run gate; read dry_run.valid and dry_run.estimated_bytes_processed from that response before running dekart run-query. If using bq CLI, run the query with bq query --use_legacy_sql=false --dry_run --format=json '<SQL>' and parse the JSON output for totalBytesProcessed.
- If dry run fails: read the bq error output. Common causes: string vs int type mismatch, missing backtick escaping, reserved keyword collision.
- If estimated bytes exceed budget: do NOT execute. Instead, rewrite the query to be cheaper (tighter bbox, more filters, lower H3 resolution, etc) and validate again.
Validate row count: execute COUNT(*) (or equivalent) to confirm count is reasonable. If count is zero, debug before presenting.
Validate geometry magnitude when possible:
- If output includes polygonal GEOGRAPHY, compute total area (for example SUM(ST_AREA(geometry))) and return units in square meters (and optionally km²).
- If output includes line GEOGRAPHY, compute total length (for example SUM(ST_LENGTH(geometry))) and return units in meters (and optionally km).
- If output includes geometry, measurements are CRS units. For EPSG:4326 geometry, do not report meters; transform/cast first or label the result as CRS units.
- If geometry is point-only or no geometry is selected, explicitly state area/length validation is not applicable.
Sanity-check whether row count and area/length are reasonable for the place and feature type (use domain knowledge). If numbers look implausible, debug before presenting.
If validation fails debug before presenting. Check bbox direction, value truncation, filter logic, and column types.

Iterate. Fix issues in small steps. Do not run broad or full extraction queries unless explicitly requested. All validation must be done in SQL.

Step 5: Map Data

Maps catch what rows cannot: misplaced points, duplicates, coverage gaps.

If the user has dekart cli installed and configured, use map-in-the-loop flow by default: validate each step using map snapshot, when applicable.

If dekart is not installed or initialized but bq or snow is available, answer first (SQL + results + cost), then propose creating a map as a "Next step" section with 2-3 map benefits for this specific question.

Do not claim visual insights until the styled snapshot is rendered and inspected; never dress row-derived facts as map observations.

Make sure maps are beautifully styled and communicate a clear insight. Always add a map title, dataset name, and layer names, and optionally include a README when the user asks for insight.

If dekart CLI is missing, ask the user to pip install dekart && dekart init and wait until the user confirms with ready, done, or ok. If unauthed, ask to run dekart init.

Running Queries with `bq` CLI

Use bq CLI directly. Always use standard SQL and enforce a budget. Full command examples and guardrails: references/bigquery.md.

Running Queries with `snow` CLI

Use snow sql directly for Snowflake data and keep queries bounded. Full command examples and guardrails: references/snowflake.md.

Map Flow with `dekart` CLI

Use this when dekart CLI is available.

Artifact model

The CLI stores map artifacts in this hierarchy:

report: top-level map container.
dataset: one data layer slot inside a report, may contain a SQL query or uploaded file.
file: uploaded data artifact attached to a dataset.
query: SQL attached to a dataset/connection and executed asynchronously.
job: execution instance for a query (dekart run-query handles run -> wait -> fetch after the query has already been prepared).

Important IDs:

create_report returns the canonical report_id at result.report.id, result.report_id, or result.id
create_dataset returns the dataset id at result.id.
dekart run-query --json returns dataset_id, query_id, job_id, terminal status, and result_file.
report_url fields returned directly by MCP tools may miss host name; resolve the user-facing URL with dekart report-url --report-id <report_id> --json.
In Kepler map_config, every layer config.dataId, filter dataId, and tooltip key must use the report dataset_id, not query_id, file_id, source table name, or dataset label.

For real SQL, inline JSON is fragile because SQL often contains quotes and newlines. Save SQL to a file, then pass it to update_query through an args JSON file before running dekart run-query. The args file must be a JSON object with the prepared query id and SQL text, for example:

{
  "query_id": "<query_id>",
  "query_text": "<full SQL text>"
}

Mode selection (required)

Choose exactly one flow based on whether SQL still needs to run:

File-upload mode: use when supplied or locally produced rows are already the final map layer. Execution path: report -> dataset -> file -> upload-file.
Query mode: use a connector for a warehouse source or DuckDB for same-report transformations and joins. Execution path: prepare datasets and queries, then run dekart run-query --query-id <query_id> --out-dir <dir> --wait --json.

Do not create both a raw-file map layer and a derived query layer unless the user explicitly asks. Query mode may upload a source file before running DuckDB.

File-upload mode (final rows)

Use CLI help for current command behavior: dekart --help, dekart tools --help, dekart call --help, dekart upload-file --help.
Gate: enter this flow ONLY after the analytical answer is delivered AND the user confirms the map step with ready, done, or ok. If user declines or is silent, stop; do not export CSV, do not create reports.
Once gated-in, export result rows to CSV with explicit row controls. --max_rows is mandatory because BigQuery CLI defaults to 100 rows when omitted.
- CSV export must keep stderr separate from CSV bytes.
- Never use 2>&1 when output is redirected to .csv.
- BigQuery: bq query ... --format=csv --max_rows=50000 'SELECT ...' | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv
- Snowflake: snow sql --format CSV --silent --query "<SQL with LIMIT 50000>" | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv
Discover MCP tools and schemas from dekart tools.
Resolve required tool names from schema, not hardcoded names:
- report creation tool: creates a report container
- dataset creation tool: requires report_id and returns the dataset id as result.id
- file creation tool: requires dataset_id
Execute control plane in this exact order: report -> dataset -> file.
Upload CSV with dekart upload-file and use returned complete payload/status.
- BigQuery: bq query ... --format=csv --max_rows=50000 'SELECT ...' | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv
- Snowflake: snow sql --format CSV --silent --query "<SQL with LIMIT 50000>" | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv
- File-based fallback: dekart upload-file --file /tmp/result.csv --file-id <file_id>
Treat upload as successful only when completion status is completed.
Validate map output with snapshot after successful upload:
- run CLI snapshot command for the target report: dekart snapshot --report-id <report_id> --out /tmp/<report_id>-snapshot.png
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name: geosql
description: Build cost-safe geospatial SQL for BigQuery, DuckDB, Snowflake, Wherobots, and Postgres and/or render results on an interactive Dekart map.
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name: geosql
description: Build cost-safe geospatial SQL for BigQuery, DuckDB, Snowflake, Wherobots, and Postgres and/or render results on an interactive Dekart map.
user-invocable: true
---

# GeoSQL

## Tools/CLI

This skill uses the following CLIs:
- `dekart` for running BigQuery, DuckDB, Snowflake, Wherobots, and Postgres SQL and rendering maps
- `bq` to run BigQuery SQL when `dekart` BigQuery integration is not available.
- `snow` to run Snowflake SQL when `dekart` Snowflake integration is not available.
- Wherobots and Postgres have no local CLI fallback; they are dekart-only in this skill.

Before using CLIs, verify availability if it was not done before:

```bash
for c in bq snow dekart; do command -v $c >/dev/null && echo $c=ok || echo $c=missing; done
```

If no CLI is available, suggest installing the dekart CLI: `pip install dekart && dekart init`. `dekart init` is an interactive command that must be run by the user.

The user has 3 options in `dekart init`:
- cloud.dekart.xyz (Dekart-hosted control plane, easier setup)
- localhost (`docker run -p 8080:8080 dekartxyz/dekart`, more secure, requires Docker)
- self-hosted

Help the user pick the best installation option for their needs.

If `dekart` is available, check available connectors:

```bash
dekart call --name list_connections --args '{}' --json
```

If dekart available but not init, ask user to `dekart init`

## Dialect References

Use the matching reference for per-database SQL, CLI examples, and engine-specific caveats:

- BigQuery: `references/bigquery.md`
- DuckDB: `references/duckdb.md`
- Snowflake: `references/snowflake.md`
- Postgres / PostGIS: `references/postgres.md`
- Wherobots / Sedona: `references/wherobots.md`

## Required Workflow

Follow these steps in order. Do NOT write a final query until steps 1-3 are complete.
Combine each step with examples in matching dialect reference.

### Step 1: Discover schema

### Step 2: Resolve the target area

When the user asks about a named area (city, district, country), query `division_area` first to discover how it is actually stored (subtype, class, naming conventions). Do not assume from general knowledge.

Use the dialect reference for target-area SQL and fallbacks. Extract the exact bbox constants from the result. Use the full precision values returned by the query, do not round or truncate them.

### Step 3: Draft the query

- Use hardcoded bbox from step 2 as a scan gate (fast partition pruning).
- Add `ST_INTERSECTS` against the real geometry from `division_area` for geographic correctness. bbox alone is rectangular and overshoots.
- Both are required for named-area queries. Never omit `ST_INTERSECTS`.
- Select only required columns; avoid `SELECT *`.
- Add `LIMIT` for exploration.

**bbox overlap filter direction.** The scan gate must use the OVERLAP pattern, not containment. The feature's bbox must overlap the target area:

```
-- CORRECT (overlap): feature extends into our area
AND bbox.xmax >= <area_xmin> -- feature's right edge is east of area's left
AND bbox.xmin <= <area_xmax> -- feature's left edge is west of area's right
AND bbox.ymax >= <area_ymin> -- feature's top edge is above area's bottom
AND bbox.ymin <= <area_ymax> -- feature's bottom edge is below area's top

-- WRONG (containment): do NOT use this
AND bbox.xmin >= <area_xmin> -- WRONG
AND bbox.xmax <= <area_xmax> -- WRONG
```

Use the dialect reference for draft query examples and engine-specific syntax. For map output, select a geometry column aliased exactly as lowercase `geometry`.

**cast 64-bit integer fields to 32-bit int or double.** Any numeric column bound to a Kepler visual channel (color, stroke width, size, height) must NOT be a 64-bit integer.

### Step 4: Validate (mandatory)

Do NOT present the query to the user without validating it first.

1. Cost / safety gate.
* BigQuery: dry run to check estimated bytes. If using `dekart`, the mandatory `dekart call --name update_query` prepare step is also the dry-run gate; read `dry_run.valid` and `dry_run.estimated_bytes_processed` from that response before running `dekart run-query`.
If using `bq` CLI, run the query with `bq query --use_legacy_sql=false --dry_run --format=json '<SQL>'` and parse the JSON output for `totalBytesProcessed`.
* If dry run fails: read the bq error output. Common causes: string vs int type mismatch, missing backtick escaping, reserved keyword collision.
* If estimated bytes exceed budget: do NOT execute. Instead, rewrite the query to be cheaper (tighter bbox, more filters, lower H3 resolution, etc) and validate again.
2. Validate row count: execute `COUNT(*)` (or equivalent) to confirm count is reasonable. If count is zero, debug before presenting.
3. Validate geometry magnitude when possible:
- If output includes polygonal `GEOGRAPHY`, compute total area (for example `SUM(ST_AREA(geometry))`) and return units in square meters (and optionally km²).
- If output includes line `GEOGRAPHY`, compute total length (for example `SUM(ST_LENGTH(geometry))`) and return units in meters (and optionally km).
- If output includes `geometry`, measurements are CRS units. For EPSG:4326 geometry, do not report meters; transform/cast first or label the result as CRS units.
- If geometry is point-only or no geometry is selected, explicitly state area/length validation is not applicable.
4. Sanity-check whether row count and area/length are reasonable for the place and feature type (use domain knowledge). If numbers look implausible, debug before presenting.
5. If validation fails debug before presenting. Check bbox direction, value truncation, filter logic, and column types.

Iterate. Fix issues in small steps. Do not run broad or full extraction queries unless explicitly requested. All validation must be done in SQL.

### Step 5: Map Data

Maps catch what rows cannot: misplaced points, duplicates, coverage gaps.

If the user has `dekart` cli installed and configured, use map-in-the-loop flow by default: validate each step using map snapshot, when applicable.

If `dekart` is not installed or initialized but `bq` or `snow` is available, answer first (SQL + results + cost), then propose creating a map as a "Next step" section with 2-3 map benefits for this specific question.

Do not claim visual insights until the styled snapshot is rendered and inspected; never dress row-derived facts as map observations.

Make sure maps are beautifully styled and communicate a clear insight. Always add a map title, dataset name, and layer names, and optionally include a README when the user asks for insight.

If dekart CLI is missing, ask the user to `pip install dekart && dekart init` and wait until the user confirms with `ready`, `done`, or `ok`. If unauthed, ask to run `dekart init`.

## Running Queries with `bq` CLI

Use `bq` CLI directly. Always use standard SQL and enforce a budget. Full command examples and guardrails: `references/bigquery.md`.

## Running Queries with `snow` CLI

Use `snow sql` directly for Snowflake data and keep queries bounded. Full command examples and guardrails: `references/snowflake.md`.

## Map Flow with `dekart` CLI

Use this when dekart CLI is available.

### Artifact model

The CLI stores map artifacts in this hierarchy:
- `report`: top-level map container.
- `dataset`: one data layer slot inside a report, may contain a SQL query or uploaded file.
- `file`: uploaded data artifact attached to a dataset.
- `query`: SQL attached to a dataset/connection and executed asynchronously.
- `job`: execution instance for a query (`dekart run-query` handles run -> wait -> fetch after the query has already been prepared).

Important IDs:
- `create_report` returns the canonical `report_id` at `result.report.id`, `result.report_id`, or `result.id`
- `create_dataset` returns the dataset id at `result.id`.
- `dekart run-query --json` returns `dataset_id`, `query_id`, `job_id`, terminal status, and `result_file`.
- `report_url` fields returned directly by MCP tools may miss host name; resolve the user-facing URL with `dekart report-url --report-id <report_id> --json`.
- In Kepler `map_config`, every layer `config.dataId`, filter `dataId`, and tooltip key must use the report `dataset_id`, not `query_id`, `file_id`, source table name, or dataset label.

For real SQL, inline JSON is fragile because SQL often contains quotes and newlines. Save SQL to a file, then pass it to `update_query` through an args JSON file before running `dekart run-query`. The args file must be a JSON object with the prepared query id and SQL text, for example:

```json
{
"query_id": "<query_id>",
"query_text": "<full SQL text>"
}
```

### Mode selection (required)

Choose exactly one flow based on whether SQL still needs to run:

1. File-upload mode: use when supplied or locally produced rows are already the final map layer. Execution path: `report -> dataset -> file -> upload-file`.
2. Query mode: use a connector for a warehouse source or DuckDB for same-report transformations and joins. Execution path: prepare datasets and queries, then run `dekart run-query --query-id <query_id> --out-dir <dir> --wait --json`.

Do not create both a raw-file map layer and a derived query layer unless the user explicitly asks. Query mode may upload a source file before running DuckDB.

### File-upload mode (final rows)

1. Use CLI help for current command behavior: `dekart --help`, `dekart tools --help`, `dekart call --help`, `dekart upload-file --help`.
2. Gate: enter this flow ONLY after the analytical answer is delivered AND the user confirms the map step with `ready`, `done`, or `ok`. If user declines or is silent, stop; do not export CSV, do not create reports.
3. Once gated-in, export result rows to CSV with explicit row controls. `--max_rows` is mandatory because BigQuery CLI defaults to 100 rows when omitted.
- CSV export must keep stderr separate from CSV bytes.
- Never use `2>&1` when output is redirected to `.csv`.
- BigQuery:
`bq query ... --format=csv --max_rows=50000 'SELECT ...' | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv`
- Snowflake:
`snow sql --format CSV --silent --query "<SQL with LIMIT 50000>" | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv`
4. Discover MCP tools and schemas from `dekart tools`.
5. Resolve required tool names from schema, not hardcoded names:
- report creation tool: creates a report container
- dataset creation tool: requires `report_id` and returns the dataset id as `result.id`
- file creation tool: requires `dataset_id`
6. Execute control plane in this exact order: report -> dataset -> file.
7. Upload CSV with `dekart upload-file` and use returned `complete` payload/status.
- BigQuery:
`bq query ... --format=csv --max_rows=50000 'SELECT ...' | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv`
- Snowflake:
`snow sql --format CSV --silent --query "<SQL with LIMIT 50000>" | dekart upload-file --stdin --file-id <file_id> --name result.csv --mime-type text/csv`
- File-based fallback:
`dekart upload-file --file /tmp/result.csv --file-id <file_id>`
8. Treat upload as successful only when completion status is `completed`.
9. Validate map output with snapshot after successful upload:
- run CLI snapshot command for the target report:
`dekart snapshot --report-id <report_id> --out /tmp/<report_id>-snapshot.png`
- in

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