feat: Add ride-hailing-analytics kit - #353
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WalkthroughChangesThe kit adds a conversational ride-hailing Text-to-SQL flow and a Next.js chat application. The flow generates and validates read-only SQL, executes valid queries through a secured API, stores session data, and returns structured results. ChangesRide-Hailing Analytics
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/agent.md`:
- Around line 19-20: Remove or revise the SQL guardrail and execution-flow
claims in the agent documentation and the corresponding README sections to match
the currently implemented behavior, including the absent /api/execute-sql route;
alternatively, implement the missing execution boundary so validation rejects
multiple statements, ignores LIMIT text inside comments, and enforces a maximum
LIMIT of 500 before execution.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/.env.example`:
- Around line 1-4: Implement the missing /api/execute-sql route in the app,
using the existing API conventions and a read-only database connection
configured through READONLY_DB_URL; require EXECUTE_SQL_SECRET for
authorization. Also add READONLY_DB_URL and EXECUTE_SQL_SECRET to the
environment template with placeholder values, ensuring the documented SQL
execution flow works without granting write access.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/app/page.tsx`:
- Around line 172-175: Update handleNewSession to also reset showSql to its
initial empty state when clearing messages and generating a new session ID,
preventing SQL expansion state from carrying into the new session.
- Around line 266-275: Give the question input in the form using the existing
input element an accessible name by adding an appropriate label association or
aria-label; retain its current value, change handler, placeholder, and disabled
behavior. Do not add unrelated live-region changes.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/lib/lamatic-client.ts`:
- Around line 4-20: Move the Lamatic configuration into an app-local module
under the configured build root, then update the Lamatic client and
orchestration code to import that module instead of the parent-level
lamatic.config. Ensure both configuration locations use the same LAMATIC_FLOW_ID
key, preserving the existing client initialization behavior.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/tsconfig.json`:
- Around line 35-39: Remove the duplicate ".next\\dev/types/**/*.ts" entry from
the tsconfig include list and retain only the forward-slash
".next/dev/types/**/*.ts" pattern.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/flows/ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts`:
- Around line 86-111: Update the memory read configuration for tablesNode_976 to
set orderBy to a descending timestamp or id column, ensuring the limit-1 query
returns the latest session turn deterministically instead of leaving orderBy
empty.
- Line 226: Replace the hardcoded execute-sql endpoint in the flow with the
project secret `EXECUTE_SQL_URL`, preserving the existing `/api/execute-sql`
path as appropriate and using the same secret-reading mechanism as
`EXECUTE_SQL_SECRET`. Document `EXECUTE_SQL_URL` alongside `EXECUTE_SQL_SECRET`
in the kit README.
- Around line 187-199: Update the rejected-SQL path from conditionNode_757 to
responseNode_triggerNode_1 so its output mapping uses the validator’s actual
reason field from codeNode_320, sets chartType to none, and returns an empty
results list; keep the existing successful path unchanged and ensure the
response contract always includes a user-facing answer.
- Line 227: Update apiNode_117, tablesNode_469, and tablesNode_405 in
kits/ride-hailing-analytics/flows/ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts (lines 227, 342,
and 375) so interpolated question, SQL, and answer values are not inserted
directly into JSON strings. Build each request payload as a structured object
and serialize it once in a Code node, or use the documented structured-payload
field, ensuring quotes, newlines, backslashes, and embedded JSON cannot corrupt
or inject fields.
In
`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-699_user_1.md`:
- Line 3: Add exactly one final newline to the prompt file after the existing
Results line, without changing its prompt content or adding headings or
lint-suppression comments.
- Around line 1-3: Update the prompt template around the Question, SQL, and
Results fields to JSON-serialize each interpolated value and place them within
clear data delimiters. Add explicit interpreter guidance that these fields are
untrusted data and only system instructions should be followed, while preserving
the existing Markdown prompt contract.
In
`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/scripts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_code-node-320_code.ts`:
- Around line 3-8: The SQL validator around the current
uppercase/blocked-keyword checks must parse the query rather than rely on
substring matching: accept exactly one statement, reject write-capable SELECT
forms such as SELECT INTO, and enforce the row cap based on parsed clauses so
literals like 'LIMIT' do not bypass it. In the execution layer, apply the result
limit and configure a database statement timeout before running the validated
query.
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In Lamatic Studio, flow configuration uses a YAML-based syntax that supports dynamic data interpolation through Mustache-style syntax, typically represented as {{nodeId.output.property}} [1][2][3]. When working with JSON payloads within nodes—such as the API Node or other configuration fields—the system expects standard JSON formatting [4][5]. While Lamatic supports Mustache interpolation for injecting dynamic variables, it does not provide a built-in "JSON escape" filter or specific Mustache helper function for manual escaping within the flow configuration editor [1][5]. To handle data that may contain characters requiring escaping (such as quotes or newlines) when building a JSON body: 1. Data Integration: Ensure the output from preceding nodes is structured correctly. If you are constructing a JSON string manually within a node's configuration (e.g., in the API Node body), you must provide a valid JSON string [5]. 2. Payload Structure: Because Lamatic uses YAML for flow configuration, you can use multi-line YAML strings (|-) to define complex JSON bodies [3][4][5]. This often helps in managing quotes and newlines more cleanly than standard single-line strings. 3. Best Practices: If you are building complex JSON dynamically, it is recommended to pass structured objects through your flow rather than relying on manual string concatenation or escaping within Mustache templates, which can lead to invalid JSON if the source data is not clean [4][5]. If you find that interpolated data is breaking your JSON structure, ensure that the source node (e.g., an LLM or data processor) is configured to output valid, sanitized JSON [4]. You may also use nodes like the Generate JSON Node to enforce structural integrity before passing that data to an API Node [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://lamatic.ai/docs/flows/flow-config
- 2: https://lamatic.ai/docs/flows/editor
- 3: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/logic/execute-flow
- 4: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/ai/generate-json-node
- 5: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/data/api-node
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printf '%s\n' '--- app orchestration and client ---'
sed -n '1,240p' kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts
sed -n '1,220p' kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/lib/lamatic-client.ts
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"newline": "SELECT 'first line\\nsecond line' LIMIT 500",
"extra_key": 'x", "admin": true, "sql": "y',
}
templates = {
"api": '{"sql": "{{value}}"}',
"update": '{ "question": "{{value}}", "sql": "{{value}}", "answer": "{{value}}"}',
}
for name, value in samples.items():
print(f"\n{name}: {value!r}")
for label, template in templates.items():
rendered = template.replace("{{value}}", value)
try:
parsed = json.loads(rendered)
print(label, "PARSED", parsed)
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printf '%s\n' '--- target node and edge references ---'
rg -n -C 4 '"(apiNode_117|tablesNode_469|tablesNode_405|codeNode_320|InstructorLLMNode_699|conditionNode_757)"|source|target' "$flow" | tail -220
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import json
templates = {
"api": '{"sql": "{{value}}"}',
"memory": '{"question": "{{value}}", "sql": "{{value}}", "answer": "{{value}}"}',
}
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"quote": 'SELECT "driver_name" FROM rides LIMIT 500',
"single_backslash": "SELECT 'C:\\rides' LIMIT 500",
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print(f"\n{name}: {value!r}")
for label, template in templates.items():
rendered = template.replace("{{value}}", value)
try:
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Serialize interpolated values before constructing JSON payloads. Literal interpolation breaks these payloads when question, sql, or answer contains quotes or newlines. It can also consume backslashes or inject additional JSON fields.
- Fix
apiNode_117atkits/ride-hailing-analytics/flows/ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts:227. - Fix
tablesNode_469at line 342. - Fix
tablesNode_405at line 375.
Build each payload as a structured object and serialize it once in a Code node, or use a documented structured-payload field. Lamatic does not provide a built-in JSON-escape filter for these interpolations.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/flows/ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts` at line 227,
Update apiNode_117, tablesNode_469, and tablesNode_405 in
kits/ride-hailing-analytics/flows/ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts (lines 227, 342,
and 375) so interpolated question, SQL, and answer values are not inserted
directly into JSON strings. Build each request payload as a structured object
and serialize it once in a Code node, or use the documented structured-payload
field, ensuring quotes, newlines, backslashes, and embedded JSON cannot corrupt
or inject fields.
| Question: {{triggerNode_1.output.question}} | ||
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Mission: quarantine untrusted prompt data.
triggerNode_1.output.question is caller-controlled, and apiNode_117.output.rows can contain data-controlled text. Direct interpolation can inject instructions into InstructorLLMNode_699 and change answer or chartType. This affects analytics output integrity. It does not create a direct database-write path in the shown flow.
Serialize the values as JSON inside clear data delimiters. Instruct the interpreter to treat these fields as data and to follow only the system instructions.
Based on learnings, prompt Markdown is sent directly to the LLM as instruction content, so preserve the prompt contract while adding this boundary.
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(MD041, first-line-heading, first-line-h1)
[warning] 3-3: Files should end with a single newline character
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`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-699_user_1.md`
around lines 1 - 3, Update the prompt template around the Question, SQL, and
Results fields to JSON-serialize each interpolated value and place them within
clear data delimiters. Add explicit interpreter guidance that these fields are
untrusted data and only system instructions should be followed, while preserving
the existing Markdown prompt contract.
Source: Learnings
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| Question: {{triggerNode_1.output.question}} | |||
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| Results: {{apiNode_117.output.rows}} No newline at end of file | |||
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Mission: add the required final newline without changing prompt meaning.
markdownlint-cli2 reports that the file does not end with a single newline at Line 3. Add one final newline. Do not add a top-level heading or a markdownlint suppression comment.
Based on learnings, prompt files are LLM input, so cosmetic lint text must not be added to the prompt.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In
`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-699_user_1.md`
at line 3, Add exactly one final newline to the prompt file after the existing
Results line, without changing its prompt content or adding headings or
lint-suppression comments.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/.gitignore`:
- Around line 4-5: Update the environment-file rules in .gitignore to ignore all
.env variants, including development, production, test, and local files, using a
wildcard pattern; explicitly re-include .env.example so the template remains
tracked.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts`:
- Around line 40-45: Update the executeFlow response handling around resData
before reading answer, chartType, sql, or results: require status === "success"
and a non-null result, returning resData.message for unsuccessful responses.
Validate that result.results is an array before passing it to BarChart or
ResultsTable, preserving the existing empty-array fallback for missing valid
results.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/app/page.tsx`:
- Line 187: Update the button’s disabled condition to include isLoading,
preventing a new session from starting while askQuestion is pending and avoiding
stale Lamatic.executeFlow responses crossing sessions.
- Around line 184-190: Replace the native button and input elements in the page
component with the appropriate shadcn/ui Button and Input primitives, adding the
needed imports while preserving existing handlers, disabled state, styling, and
behavior. Use lucide-react for any icons required by these controls.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/lib/lamatic-client.ts`:
- Around line 17-19: Validate that config.api.endpoint uses the HTTPS protocol
before constructing Lamatic, and reject non-HTTPS or invalid endpoints before
any Authorization-bearing client is created. Apply this check in the
initialization flow around the Lamatic construction while preserving the
existing endpoint, projectId, and apiKey values for valid HTTPS endpoints.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/package.json`:
- Around line 17-19: Update the dependency versions in the apps package manifest
and corresponding lockfile to the active kit contract: use a supported Next.js
14–15 release, React 18, and matching React 18 type packages instead of Next.js
16 and React 19. Keep all resolved lockfile entries consistent with the revised
manifest.
In
`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-573_user_1.md`:
- Around line 1-4: Update the SQL-generation prompt in
kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-573_user_1.md
(lines 1-4) to serialize every external value from the schema, previous
question, previous SQL, and current question, enclosing each with delimiters
that serialized values cannot close. Apply the same data-boundary and
serialization treatment to the answer-generation prompt in
kits/ride-hailing-analytics/prompts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_instructor-llmnode-699_user_1.md
(line 1), preserving the existing prompt inputs while preventing their contents
from being interpreted as instructions.
- Around line 2-3: Guard the tablesNode_976 result lookup before the instructor
node so empty results do not access results.0 directly. Add an explicit default
or conditional for both the previous question and previous SQL values, while
preserving the existing blank-context behavior when no session row exists.
In
`@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/scripts/ride-hailing-text-to-sql_code-node-525_code.ts`:
- Line 4: Update the GraphQL trigger and askQuestion flow to derive sessionId
from the authenticated principal, or validate that a caller-provided sessionId
belongs to that principal before any persistent-memory access. Ensure
unauthorized session IDs are rejected and cannot be used for insertion or
updates, while preserving authorized session behavior.
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In the Lamatic npm SDK, the executeFlow method returns a promise that resolves to a LamaticResponse object [1][2]. This object allows for a generic type parameter to specify the expected structure of the result, enabling stronger type safety when working with TypeScript [2]. The LamaticResponse interface is structured as follows [1][2]: { status: "success" | "error" | "failed"; // The execution status result: T | null; // The result data (generic type T) message?: string; // Error message (if status is not "success") statusCode?: number; // HTTP status code } Example usage with a generic type: import { Lamatic } from "lamatic"; interface MyFlowResult { text: string; confidence: number; } const client = new Lamatic({ projectId: "...", apiKey: "..." }); async function run { // Specifying MyFlowResult as the generic type const response = await client.executeFlow("your-flow-id", { prompt: "..." }); if (response.status === "success" && response.result) { console.log(response.result.text); } } The method should generally be wrapped in a try/catch block to handle potential network errors, configuration issues, or parsing exceptions, as the SDK may throw these in addition to returning error statuses [1][2].
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Validate the Lamatic response envelope
executeFlow<T> returns LamaticResponse<T> with a status, nullable result, and optional message. Check for status === "success" and a non-null result before reading fields. Return resData.message for unsuccessful responses. Validate results as an array before passing it to BarChart or ResultsTable; otherwise a non-empty string can cause a client render exception.
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Reject non-HTTPS Lamatic endpoints.
lamatic@0.3.2 sends Authorization: Bearer ${apiKey} to the configured endpoint. Validate that config.api.endpoint uses HTTPS before creating Lamatic.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/lib/lamatic-client.ts` around lines 17 - 19,
Validate that config.api.endpoint uses the HTTPS protocol before constructing
Lamatic, and reject non-HTTPS or invalid endpoints before any
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts`:
- Line 21: Update the workflow selection in the orchestrate action to import and
use ../../lamatic.config, reading the parent kit’s workflow and step definitions
instead of selecting solely from the LAMATIC_FLOW_ID environment variable.
Preserve the parent-kit configuration contract for the workflow that runs.
- Line 23: Update the missing-workflowId error branch to report that the
LAMATIC_FLOW_ID environment variable is not configured, replacing the misleading
“Workflow not found in config.” message while preserving the existing branch
behavior.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/lamatic.config.ts`:
- Line 18: Update the deploy link configuration in the manifest so it contains
the actual Vercel deployment URL; if this kit intentionally has no deployment,
remove the deploy field instead of leaving it empty.
- Line 14: Update the mandatory step configuration containing type "mandatory"
to include envKey "LAMATIC_FLOW_ID", and set the manifest’s links.deploy value
to the required Vercel URL with root-directory=kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps.
In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/README.md`:
- Line 78: Use a repository-approved Next.js version in the ride-hailing
analytics app by changing the next dependency in apps/package.json to a 14.x or
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Mission requirement: restore parent-config workflow selection.
This action now selects the workflow from LAMATIC_FLOW_ID and bypasses ../../lamatic.config. The required parent-kit step definitions can therefore diverge from the workflow that runs. Import and use ../../lamatic.config to preserve the kit configuration contract.
As per coding guidelines, kits/*/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts must import and use ../../lamatic.config to read step definitions from the parent kit.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts` at line 21, Update
the workflow selection in the orchestrate action to import and use
../../lamatic.config, reading the parent kit’s workflow and step definitions
instead of selecting solely from the LAMATIC_FLOW_ID environment variable.
Preserve the parent-kit configuration contract for the workflow that runs.
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Make the missing-setting error actionable.
When LAMATIC_FLOW_ID is absent, the branch throws "Workflow not found in config." The action now reads an environment variable, so this message gives operators the wrong remediation. Report that LAMATIC_FLOW_ID is not configured.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/actions/orchestrate.ts` at line 23, Update
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Mission directive: complete the kit manifest bindings. Add envKey: "LAMATIC_FLOW_ID" to the mandatory step. Also set links.deploy to a Vercel URL with root-directory=kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/lamatic.config.ts` at line 14, Update the
mandatory step configuration containing type "mandatory" to include envKey
"LAMATIC_FLOW_ID", and set the manifest’s links.deploy value to the required
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Mission directive: replace the empty deployment link.
Line [18] sets links.deploy to an empty string. The kit manifest therefore provides no usable deployment link for the Vercel app. Add the actual deployment URL, or remove this field if deployment is intentionally unsupported.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/lamatic.config.ts` at line 18, Update the deploy
link configuration in the manifest so it contains the actual Vercel deployment
URL; if this kit intentionally has no deployment, remove the deploy field
instead of leaving it empty.
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Use an allowed Next.js version. kits/ride-hailing-analytics/apps/package.json declares next as 16.0.0, but the repository rule allows only Next.js 14–15. Downgrade the app and update this README, or revise the rule before merge.
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In `@kits/ride-hailing-analytics/README.md` at line 78, Use a repository-approved
Next.js version in the ride-hailing analytics app by changing the next
dependency in apps/package.json to a 14.x or 15.x release, then update the
README’s Next.js version-specific Turbopack statement to match the selected
version and preserve the documented webpack rationale.
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Summary
A conversational analytics assistant for a ride-hailing operations dataset. Ask questions in plain English, "How many trips happened this year?" and get back a validated, read-only SQL query, the actual results, a natural-language answer, and a suggested chart type. Follow-up questions in the same session ("now break that down by pickup city") are understood in context, without needing to restate the original question.
Problem
Most text-to-SQL examples handle a single, isolated question well and stop there — they don't carry context across a conversation, and many skip query safety validation entirely. This kit addresses both gaps directly.
Approach
memory_tablelets the SQL Generator see the prior turn's question and query, so follow-ups can extend the previous query instead of starting from scratch.Result
Verified end-to-end, including:
apps/, live-tested against the deployed flow — not just Lamatic Studio's test panelTradeoffs & assumptions
apps/package.json'sdev/buildscripts pin--webpackexplicitly. Next.js 16's default Turbopack bundler fails to resolve the../../lamatic.configrelative import this kit'slib/lamatic-client.tsuses (the standard pattern for kits in this repo) — webpack resolves it correctly. Documented in the README under "Known tradeoffs."Note for maintainers
While building this, I found that the repo's root
.gitignorehas a barescriptsrule (no path qualifier), which unintentionally ignores any kit's ownscripts/directory repo-wide — not just this kit's. I worked around it with a local negation rule inkits/ride-hailing-analytics/.gitignore(!scripts/,!scripts/**), but flagging it here since it likely affects other kits with ascripts/folder too.Checklist
kits/<kit-name>/)README.md(purpose, setup, usage, tradeoffs).env.examplepresent with placeholder values onlynpm install && npm run devverified working locally (see webpack note above)Note: this kit uses
lamatic.config.ts+flows/<name>.ts, matching the current Lamatic Studio export format and every other merged kit in this repo — not theconfig.json/inputs.json/meta.jsonshape described in some checklist items, which appears to describe a different/older export format.ride-hailing-analyticskit with configuration, constitution, README, agent guide, environment templates, and ignore rules.ride-hailing-text-to-sql.ts. Noflow.jsonfile is present in the kit.memory_table, loads thelamatic.tripsschema, generates SQL, validates it as a read-onlySELECT, executes it through an external API, interprets the results, stores the latest turn, and returns the answer, chart type, SQL, and results.LIMIT 500enforcement, SQL serialization, rejected responses, memory inserts, and memory updates.