An automated CSV processing engine for construction data that handles encoding detection, delimiter parsing, and data cleaning.
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npx clawhub@latest install csv-handler
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The CSV Handler is a robust utility designed for the Openclaw Skills ecosystem to bridge the gap between messy construction software exports and clean, actionable data. Construction professionals often struggle with inconsistent CSV formats from scheduling and cost tools; this skill automates the detection of encodings like UTF-8 or Latin-1 and delimiters like tabs or semicolons.
By leveraging powerful Python libraries, the skill provides a programmatic way to normalize data structures, sanitize headers, and ensure that every export is ready for high-level analysis or database ingestion without manual cleanup.
This skill requires Python 3 and the pandas and chardet libraries. Install them using the following command:
pip install pandas chardet
Once dependencies are installed, you can integrate the CSV Handler into your Openclaw Skills workflow to start processing exports automatically.
The skill generates a metadata profile for every processed file:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| encoding | The detected character encoding (e.g., utf-8-sig) |
| delimiter | The detected separator (e.g., comma, pipe, tab) |
| columns | A list of sanitized, lowercase column headers |
| row_count | Total number of data rows detected |
Specialized handlers for costs and schedules also identify currency and date fields for automatic conversion.
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