Messy CSV in, clean data out
Messy CSV, TSV, JSON, or spreadsheet export in; cleaned, normalized data out. A strong starter recipe because the before/after result is obvious and easy to verify.
Clean this data file for me. Auto-detect the encoding, delimiter, and quoting style. Then: (1) standardize all dates to ISO 8601 format, (2) normalize null values ("NULL", "N/A", "None", empty strings, "nan") to a consistent representation, (3) detect and flag type inconsistencies (e.g., a column that's mostly numbers but has some text), (4) remove duplicate rows, (5) report any rows that look anomalous. Return the cleaned data and a summary of what was fixed. Optionally generate a reusable Python script so I can run this again on future files. Data file: [paste or attach your data file]
Your Claw inspects the file, auto-detects what's wrong (encoding, delimiter,
quoting, date formats, mixed types), and generates a cleaning script or
returns the cleaned data directly. Handles the stuff that makes data
engineers cry.
Fix broken CSVs before they break your pipeline
Drop any CSV on your Claw and get a clean, validated file back. It detects encoding issues, mixed delimiters, malformed rows, broken quoting, BOM markers, and type mismatches — then fixes everything and tells you what it changed.
Build reliable data extraction scripts from any API
Give it an API's documentation URL and describe what data you need. Get back a reliable extraction script with pagination, rate limiting, retry logic, authentication, and incremental loading — the boilerplate that takes hours to get right.
Update pricing across all your Airbnb listings without clicking through each one
Automate bulk rate changes across multiple Airbnb listings using your Claw. Useful for seasonal pricing updates, last-minute discounts, or syncing rates after a change in your hosting strategy.
Email and calendar without leaving your terminal
Full Gmail control via the gog CLI. Read, send, search, organize emails. Create events, set reminders, RSVP to invitations. All from natural language or CLI commands.