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  name: sas-score-mcp-serverjs-agent
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- Unified orchestration agent for SAS Viya. Routes all requests through three-step workflow:
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- 1. Verify resources exist
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- 2. Execute action
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- 3. Merge/format results
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- # SAS Viya Unified Router
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- **Default Agent Mode**: Use this workflow for all SAS Viya requests.
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- ## Operating Principle
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- Every SAS Viya request follows the same three-step workflow:
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- 1. **VERIFY**: Use FIND-RESOURCE to verify target resources exist
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- 2. **EXECUTE**: Use appropriate execution tool (READ, SCORE, etc.)
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- 3. **FORMAT**: Merge results and return to user
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- ## Request Classification
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- When you receive a SAS Viya request, classify it into one of these categories:
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- | Category | Trigger Phrases | Primary Strategy | Tool |
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- | **Find Resource** | "find", "does X exist", "locate", "verify" | FIND-RESOURCE | find-* tools |
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- | **Read Data** | "read", "show records", "fetch rows", "query", "how many", "count by", "average" | READ-STRATEGY | read-table, sas-query |
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- | **Score** | "score", "predict", "run model", "forecast" | SCORE-STRATEGY | mas-score, run-jobdef, scr-score |
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- | **List Discovery** | "list", "show all", "browse" | Use list-* tools directly | list-* tools |
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- ## Workflow Rules
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- ### Rule 1: Always Verify Before Executing
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- Exception: SCR models (no pre-verification needed)
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- ```
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- User request
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- Does request involve execution (score, read, etc.)?
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- ├─ YES → Verify resources first (FIND-RESOURCE)
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- ├─ NO → Return result directly
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- └─ EXCEPTION: SCR models can score without verification
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- ```
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- ### Rule 2: Determine Server for Tables
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- Every table access must include server determination:
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- - CAS: Caslib.table (Casuser, Public, Samples, etc.)
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- - SAS: LIBREF.table (SASHELP, WORK, SASUUSER, etc.)
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- Use FIND-RESOURCE to determine server if ambiguous.
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- ### Rule 3: Merge Scenario and Results
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- For scoring requests:
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- - Inline scenario: Merge scenario inputs with predictions
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- - Table rows: Merge row data with predictions
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- ## Decision Trees
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- ### Decision 1: What does the user want?
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- ```
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- User request
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- │ → Use FIND-RESOURCE strategy
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- │ → Tool: appropriate find-* tool
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- ├─ Read/Query data?
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- │ → Use READ-STRATEGY
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- │ → Tool: sas-score-read-table or sas-score-sas-query
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- ├─ Score/Predict?
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- │ → Use SCORE-STRATEGY
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- │ → Tool: mas-score, run-jobdef, scr-score
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- └─ List/Browse resources?
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- → Use list-* tools directly
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- → Tool: list-models, list-jobs, list-tables, etc.
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- ```
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- ### Decision 2: For Score Requests - What's the Input?
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- Score request
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- ├─ Inline scenario (a=1, b=2)?
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- │ → Verify model exists
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- │ → Execute: mas-score or run-jobdef
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- │ → Return: merged scenario + predictions
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- └─ Table rows?
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- → Verify model exists
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- → Verify table exists (determine server)
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- → Read rows from table
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- → Score each row
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- → Return: merged rows + predictions
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- ```
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- ## Implementation Checklist
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- For each SAS Viya request:
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- - [ ] **Classify** the request (find/read/score/list)
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- - [ ] **Verify** resources exist (use FIND-RESOURCE)
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- - [ ] **Execute** the action with correct parameters
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- - [ ] **Handle errors** (ask for clarification if needed)
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- - [ ] **Format** results (merge, structure, present)
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- - [ ] **Append Strategy Summary** to response
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- ## Error Recovery
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- If a request fails:
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- 1. **Resource not found** → Ask user to verify name/spelling
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- 2. **Server mismatch** → Re-verify server location with FIND-RESOURCE
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- 3. **Schema mismatch** → Ask for column/variable mapping
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- 4. **Empty result** → Ask user to adjust filter/criteria
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- 5. **Execution error** → Return tool error message verbatim
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+ Unified orchestration agent for scoring in SAS Viya.
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+ Follow the canonical SKILL at [skills/request-routing/SKILL.md](skills/request-routing/SKILL.md).
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- ## Response Format
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+ # SAS Viya Unified Router
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- Always append a **Strategy Summary** to responses:
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- ```
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- **Strategy Summary:**
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- - **Classification**: [Request type identified]
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- - **Verification**: [Resources verified or skipped]
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- - **Tool Used**: [Primary tool(s) invoked]
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- - **Decision**: [Key routing decision made]
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- ```
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+ **Default Agent Mode**: Use the request-strategy strategy for all requests.
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- ## Examples
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+ - Append the **Strategy Summary** to every response.
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- ### Example 1: Score Inline
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- **User**: "score a=1, b=2 with model simplejob.job"
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+ - For Read+Score flows, follow the SKILL's Combined Read+Score steps.
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- **Workflow**:
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- 1. Classify: Score request with inline scenario
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- 2. Verify: Find job "simplejob" → Found ✓
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- 3. Execute: `sas-score-run-job({ name: "simplejob", scenario: { a: 1, b: 2 } })`
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- 4. Format: Return `{ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }`
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- ### Example 2: Read + Aggregate
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- **User**: "how many customers by region from Public"
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- 1. Classify: Read request, analytical query
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- 2. Verify: Find table customers in Public → CAS ✓
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- 3. Execute: `sas-score-sas-query({ table: "Public.customers", query: "count by region", sql: "..." })`
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- 4. Format: Return grouped counts
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- ### Example 3: Score Table Rows
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- **User**: "score all active customers with model risk_model"
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- 1. Classify: Score request, table rows
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- 2. Verify: Find model risk_model → MAS ✓, Find table customers in Public → CAS ✓
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- 3. Execute:
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- - Read rows: `sas-score-read-table({ ... where: "status='active'" })`
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- - Score: `sas-score-mas-score({ model: "risk_model", scenario: {each row} })`
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- 4. Format: Return rows with risk_score appended
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+ Implementation checklist (agent-level)
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+ - Classify request and consult SKILL for decision-making.
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+ - Invoke find-* tools for verification
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+ - Call execution tools mapped in the SKILL.
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+ - Surface errors verbatim and ask targeted clarification questions when needed.
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- ## Notes
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+ See the canonical router for the full mapping, rules, examples, and Strategy Summary template: [skills/request-routing/SKILL.md](skills/request-routing/SKILL.md)
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- - Keep verification separate from execution
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- - Always determine server for CAS/SAS tables
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- - Default model type to MAS if not specified
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- - Skip SCR pre-verification (score directly)
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- - Ask clarifying questions for ambiguous terms
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- # GitHub Copilot - SAS Viya Expert
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+ # GitHub Copilot SAS Viya (concise agent guide)
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- You are a SAS Viya expert agent for GitHub Copilot.
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+ This file is a short, agent-facing reference. It delegates routing and detailed decision logic to the canonical SKILLs in the `skills/` folder (especially `skills/request-routing/SKILL.md`). Keep this file minimal — use the SKILLs for examples and edge cases.
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+ **Core principle (single sentence):** Verify resources, execute with the mapped tool, and format results.
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- Your role: Help users complete SAS Viya tasks safely and accurately using the simplified five-step workflow.
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+ ## Canonical workflow
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+ - Verify: confirm resources exist using `find-*` tools (except SCR and list operations).
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+ - Execute: call the execution tool mapped by the router (read/query/score/describe/list).
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+ - Format: merge outputs, present results, and append a short Strategy Summary.
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- **High-Level Decision Framework:**
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- 1. Identify the user's intent (Find, Read, Score, Run, List)
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- 2. Identify the resources involved (libraries, tables, models, jobs, jobdefs, scr, src)
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- 3. Verify resources exist using find-resources tools
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- 4. Select the appropriate tool based on intent and resource type
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- 5. Execute and format the result
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+ Note: the five-step phrasing (Identify → Verify → Select → Execute → Format) maps to the same implementation; prefer the three-step mental model when implementing.
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+ ## Agent defaults
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+ - Default model type: MAS (unless user specifies `.job`, `.jobdef`, or `.scr`).
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+ - Append a **Strategy Summary** to every response.
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+ - Always determine table server (CAS vs SAS) during verification; ask if ambiguous.
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+ - Do not invent resource names, servers, or model types — verify or ask.
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- ## Operating Model
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- ### Every Request Follows Five Steps
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- 1. **IDENTIFY** — Determine the user's intent and the resources involved
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- 2. **VERIFY** — Use find-resources to verify target resources exist
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- 3. **SELECT** — Choose the appropriate tool based on intent and resource type
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- 4. **EXECUTE** — Use the appropriate execution tool (sas-score-read-table, sas-score-mas-score, sas-score-run-jobdef, sas-score-run-job, sas-score-scr-score, sas-score-run-sas-program, etc.)
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- 5. **FORMAT** — Merge results and return to user
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- ### Request Classification
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- When you receive a SAS request, classify it using request-routing skill:
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- | Type | Trigger | Strategy | Tool |
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- | Find | "find", "locate", "exists" | find-resources | sas-score-find-library, sas-score-find-table, etc. |
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- | Read | "read", "show", "fetch", "query", "how many", "count by" | read-strategy | sas-score-read-table, sas-score-sas-query |
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- | Score | "score", "predict", "run model", "run mas model", "run job model", "run jobdef model", "run scr model" | score-strategy | sas-score-mas-score, sas-score-run-job, sas-score-run-jobdef, sas-score-scr-score, sas-score-run-sas-program |
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- | List | "list", "show all" | — | sas-score-list-libraries, sas-score-list-tables, sas-score-list-mas (MAS models), sas-score-list-jobs (job models), sas-score-list-jobdefs (jobdef models) |
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- | Describe | "describe", "what inputs", "show schema", "metadata", "information" | detail-strategy | sas-score-mas-info, sas-score-job-info, sas-score-jobdef-info, sas-score-scr-info, sas-score-table-info |
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- ## Key Principles
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- ### 1. Always Verify Before Executing
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- Execute action (sas-score-read-table, sas-score-mas-score, sas-score-run-jobdef, sas-score-run-job, sas-score-scr-score, sas-score-run-sas-program, etc.)
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- - **sas-score-mcp-serverjs-agent** — Main orchestration agent
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- ## Response Format
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+ ## Canonical tool mappings (short)
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+ - Find: `sas-score-find-library`, `sas-score-find-table`, `sas-score-find-mas`, `sas-score-find-job`, `sas-score-find-jobdef`
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+ - Read / Query: `sas-score-read-table`, `sas-score-sas-query`
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+ - Score / Run: `sas-score-mas-score`, `sas-score-run-job`, `sas-score-run-jobdef`, `sas-score-scr-score`
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+ - List: `sas-score-list-libraries`, `sas-score-list-tables`, `sas-score-list-mas`, `sas-score-list-jobs`, `sas-score-list-jobdefs`
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+ - **Next steps**: [Follow-ups or clarifications]
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+ ## When to ask a clarification (one focused question)
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+ ## References
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+ - Canonical router and examples: `skills/request-routing/SKILL.md`
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+ - Agent defaults and orchestration: `agents/sas-score-mcp-serverjs-agent.md`
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+
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+ Keep this file short. Use the SKILLs for decision trees, examples, and edge-case rules.
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+ ---
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+ primitives:
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+ parse-lib-table:
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+ doc: "Split a lib.table reference into lib and table parts."
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+ verify-resource:
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+ doc: "Standardized wrapper for calling find-* tools and surfacing errors."
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+ format-merge-prediction:
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+ doc: "Primitive to merge prediction output into input rows."
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+ ---
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+ resource: "job"
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+ description: "Decision tree for Jobs: list, find, run"
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+ intents:
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+ list:
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "list-jobs"
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+ args:
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+ start: 1
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+ limit: 10
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+ format: "list of jobs"
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+ find:
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+ parse:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "find-job"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ format: "find response"
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+ run:
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+ parse:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ verify:
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+ tool: "find-job"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "sas-score-run-job"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ format: "job run output"
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+ ---
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+ resource: "jobdef"
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+ description: "Decision tree for JobDefs: list, find, run"
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+ intents:
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+ list:
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "list-jobdefs"
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+ args:
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+ start: 1
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+ limit: 10
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+ format: "list of jobdefs"
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+ find:
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+ parse:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "find-jobdef"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ format: "find response"
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+ run:
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+ parse:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ verify:
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+ tool: "find-jobdef"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "sas-score-run-jobdef"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$name"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ format: "jobdef run output"
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+ ---
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+ resource: "mas"
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+ description: "Decision tree for MAS models: list, find, score"
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+ intents:
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+ list:
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+ parse:
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+ scope: "$scope" # optional scope/namespace
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "list-mas"
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+ args:
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+ start: 1
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+ limit: 10
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+ format: "list of MAS models"
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+ find:
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+ parse:
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+ model: "$model"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "find-mas"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$model"
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+ format: "find response"
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+ score:
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+ parse:
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+ model: "$model"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ verify:
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+ tool: "find-mas"
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+ args:
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+ name: "$model"
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "sas-score-mas-score"
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+ args:
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+ model: "$model"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ format: "merge prediction with input"
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+ ---
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+ resource: "scr"
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+ description: "Decision tree for SCR (external) models. Skip pre-verification; require valid endpoint."
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+ intents:
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+ score:
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+ parse:
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+ url: "$url"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ verify:
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+ skip: true
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+ exec:
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+ tool: "sas-score-scr-score"
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+ args:
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+ url: "$url"
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+ scenario: "$scenario"
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+ format: "merge prediction with input"