HI – and apologies if this has been addressed elsewhere. I am trying to have Autopilot do some basic summarization of data in a .csv file (1 record per row), however it often only consumes a fraction of the rows of data (only talking about 50 rows, often it only has summarization for 15-20). Any tips on what I might be doing wrong, or how to refine the prompt (beyond asking it to consume all XX rows of data – which seems a bit much, and still doesn’t consistently get me an accurate result)
“I’ve run into something similar before, Autopilot seems to sometimes cuts off when handling CSVs with multiple rows. What helped me was splitting the file into smaller chunks or guiding it with more structured prompts (like asking for summaries in batches of 10–15 rows). Might be worth testing if that gives more consistent results.”
Thanks for the suggestion, will give it a try! Up to this point, even for small files (50 rows) I don’t get 50, and rarely get the same answer twice. Will suggest it consumes the file 10 rows at a time.
Thanks for the response, I was simply attaching a .csv file. Is there another approach I should take, or a way to “chunk” the input so the tool grabs what it can consume, then moves to the next part?
Thanks, saving as a tab delimited text file seems to be helping. Still having issues with properly categorizing the entries (ticket severity) – but will keep playing with it.
